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My first Maternity photo shoot!!

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Cost a lot to get up there, but worth it.

🌅 PERFECT SYMMETRY 🌅

  

When nature creates art so perfect, it takes your breath away.

 

A lone tree. Glass-still water. Golden light breaking through. The universe perfectly mirrored in a single, fleeting moment.

 

This is why we chase sunrises. This is why we wait in the cold. For moments like this — when heaven and earth become one.

  

✨ Pure magic captured ✨

 

🚀 More visual poetry: tonnyfroyen.com

  

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“A lot of people ask me if I were shipwrecked, and could only have one book, what would it be? I always say 'How to Build a Boat”

 

A long exposure and Folkestone Harbour combined for a shot with a little extra.

This was a 65 second exposure thanks to my B+W ND110 filter and a small aperture.

The water smoothed out nicely and the blur of the constanly moving boats against the clarity of the background has given this a miniature feel so I boosted the vibrancy to add to the effect.

 

I was very impressed with Folkestone which had bundles of photo oppurtunities so keep popping back as there is more to come.

 

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This card is for Hero Arts November challenge (inking theme) and for Holiday Thinking Inking week 7 (Perfect Pearls), project 1 (pearlarized painting). It is possibly the most shimmery card I have ever made. Everything is Perfect Pearled. The houses were clear embossed on watercolour paper and coloured with distress inks, Perfect Pearl and water. The snow is Liquid Pearls (white opal), and the door handles are black Enamel Accents. The door of the middle house opens and I stamped a bauble on the inside. The background was made with Chipped Sapphire and some Perfect Pearls. The splattered with more Perfect Pearls to create snow and stamped with Chipped Sapphire. The stars were made by adding a little pool of thick Sunflower Sparkle and water and dragging out the tips with the end of a paint brush. Another piece of watercolour paper was dry embossed and then painted with a concentrated mix of Perfect pearls and water to make the snow on the ground. The front snow piece is attached with foam dots. TFL!!

 

Supplies: Hero Arts stamps: Sending Holiday Cheer (CL464), Merry Christmas Trees (CL459); Distress inks: fired brick, aged mahogany, bundled sage, peeled paint, forest moss, scattered straw, brushed corduroy, chipped sapphire; Perfect Pearls: perfect pearls, sunflower sparkle; White Opal Liquid Pearls; Tim Holtz Sizziz embossing folder; watercolour paper.

 

I have been dying to try this idea for a while! YAY!!!

Photo by @chris.zobel

Great White Pelican gliding over Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya coming in for landing.

 

With the early morning sun highlighting her classic exhaust plume, Crossett Western #10, hauls a cut of freight cars north on the old Northern Pacific branch line between Battle Ground and Yacolt, Washington.

 

Steam enthusiasts who have visited the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad may notice a strong resemblance between that line's Hammond Lumber #17 and Crossett Western #10, which is depicted here. In fact, with the exception of the headlight locations, and the paint jobs, these two locomotives are virtually identical. Both are 1929-vintage Alco saddle-tankers and both were originally built for the Crossett Western Company in Oregon as their #s 10 and 11. Both were later sold to Hammond Lumber, and became Hammond 16 and 17. After that, their careers diverged. Not only have both survived to operate on tourist lines, but the two are virtual neighbors, both "living" in Washington State, about an hour and a half's drive away from each other. Pick the right operating weekend, and a saddle-tank fan could catch Hammond #17 making the morning run at the Mt. Rainier Scenic in Elbe, and then head down to Yacolt and catch the Crossett 10 on an afternoon train on the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad.

Over millions of years, polar bears and other arctic mammals have evolved an almost perfect camouflage against the ice and snow. For example, how many arctic wolves can you spot in this picture of a glacier in Prins Christian Sund? (There are seven.)

 

This Greenlandic postbox is in many ways even more remarkable, having adapted to the typical red Nanortalik dwellings in the space of a few generations. Post Greenland was created in 1938; the original boxes were green.

the perfect ingredients for a perfect pizza - come on over, dinner is served

Corvette and Nissan drift cars on track at Englishtown.

 

"In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they're still beautiful.”

Perfection and a Pepsi!

 

S.E. Wisconsin, near Illinois border. Stopped here after picking up my new/old Epiphone G-400 Les Paul Custom after being devastated that I stupidly traded mine in 2009 and have missed it ever since :[. In case you were wondering, you can never go back; the new guitar isn't the same.

Well, looks like I've finally done it. I've taken the best photo I have ever taken, and I don't see how I could possibly do better. 🤔

 

So, since there is nowhere to go from here, I guess I may as well pack it in and retire. It's been nice knowing you...Bye! 😜

We were playing in Fort DeSoto Beach in Florida

Yellow swallowtail (Papilio machaon)

 

Sunday was a perfect day to photograph butterflies (maybe you saw the 2 Charaxes jasius captures I uploaded yesterday, too). The sun was bright, but not blindingly bright as it is in summertime, and the colors in all the photos came out gorgeous. I didn't have to do a single change to the colors of these captures, no levels, no contrast, no saturation, no nothing! I just cropped and uploaded... Enjoy!

 

Best viewed On Black, Large.

 

Click here for more photos of the same species in my photostream.

On a already warm and muggy summer morning, the all night long Meteor crew works their way across the old C&O swing bridge in Manistee as they head for the yard just a couple blocks ahead where they will hand it over to the daylight crew.

Practice makes perfect * Ferndale, Wa.

Panther Beach, north of Santa Cruz, California.

 

More beautiful nature around Santa Cruz.

From March, I will be an official reseller (Asia) for Brickmania, Brickarms and Minifigcat(of coz including my Batisbricks a :o) )nd mainly service in Asia market(Hongkong, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan , Macau ) of coz u guys will find those brands in my kits.

On the road to the Exit Glacier from Seward one may want to stop for a bite to eat and here is the perfect spot!

Exit Glacier

Kenai Fjords National Park

Alaska

Tristan doing his Dr Doolittle impersonation (The Sandbar, North Sound, Cayman)

Neon piece by Bruce Nauman, 1972 @ MoMA

 

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St Nicholas Market, Bristol, England, UK

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