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Coronado Bridge
Clearance below: 200′
Total length: 11,178′
Construction started: February 1967
Location: San Diego, Coronado
Opened: August 3, 1969
Longest span: 660′
Coronado Bridge. Coronado, CA
Clearance below: 200′
Total length: 11,178′
Construction started: February 1967
Location: San Diego, Coronado
Opened: August 3, 1969
Longest span: 660′
Enjoy 2020 and live every minute to the fullest. Every minute counts don't waste them. May we all work at embracing our differences, loving and caring for one another, we all count, we are all important and when we accept that fact we are all better off! Sending you all love, positive thoughts, and vibes.
Please accept my sincere thanks for all your amazing support and love during 2019, it is fully appreciated. l look forward to seeing and enjoying your new works this year!
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️
Trying to understand
The world hiddens in the horsehoes?
Horsehoes & peacocks feather
Necessities? Decorate, having fun...
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J e n se dívat
Zkouším porozumět
Do podkůvek ukryt svět?
Podkůvky a pírko paví
Nezbytnosti? Zdobí, baví...
“Symmetry is what we see at a glance; based on the fact that there is no reason for any difference...”
― Blaise Pascal
Balboa Park. San Diego, CA
'Where flowers bloom, so does hope'
A vibrant cluster of fresh white and yellow Plumeria (also known as Frangipan flowers) using natural light to highlight the delicate textures of the petals.
The flowers are centrally located, drawing the viewer's eye. The dense green leaves frame the subject, adding a natural context and contrasting with the light-colored petals.
The leaves are large, leathery, and dark green, arranged alternately and clustered at the branch tips. The pointed tips visible in the background suggest Plumeria rubra.
This lighting creates a three-dimensional quality, bringing out the "sculptural details" and the yellow-to-white gradient of the petals without harsh, blown-out highlights.
The warm yellow centers against the white petals create a natural point of emphasis that contrasts well with the deep green foliage and the muted blue of the distant sea.
The focus is successfully locked on the central blooms, though a few surrounding buds are slightly out of focus, which adds a natural sense of depth. The blurred background includes more foliage, a hint of a seascape and sky, suggesting a tropical or coastal setting. This provides environmental context without distracting from the main subject.
A classic tropical aesthetic taken during the "golden hour" ideal for floral photography. In many cultures, these flowers carry deep meaning frequently associated with optimism, spring, birth, positive fresh starts, friendship and new beginnings.
Happy Easter to all friends, wishing you a lovely day filled with peace, happiness, and all the little things that make you smile.