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The tholtan ruins of Killabregga at Tholt-Y-Will looking magnificent as usual with the backdrop hills catching a lovely burst of late afternoon light. I really adore this location and have photographed it probably hundreds of times over the years. I’ve no idea what the row of jagged tooth like stones are at this spot but they do always make for an interesting foreground with a nice contrast to the rounded hills beyond. Killabregga is a wonderful spot which really does bring together all the best elements of the Isle of Man upland landscapes.
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It was a beautiful morning in South Africa's Cape Point Nature Reserve, a land of towering coastal mountains and vast inland planes, as the sun broke through clouds and painted it all in spectacular light!
On A Sunny Day
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Catching the sun just right as it came up in the morning. No filters, just the radiance from the sun reflecting on the lake
Lake Oberon
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10 stop filter action just after dawn overlooking Lake Oberon - ah the memories!
Found at the local botanical gardens ...at quick glance just another flower... but a closer look will reveal its reality.
As the sun was rising just out of view to the right of this scene, it spread a beautiful morning glow. Photographed from a mountain vantage point at 10,600' overlooking the Denver metro area. (two frame pano)
The time of the falling leaves has come again. Once more in our morning walk we tread upon carpets of gold and crimson, of brown and bronze, woven by the winds or the rains out of these delicate textures while we slept....How beautifully the leaves grow old! How full of light and color are their last days!...But in October what a feast to the eye our woods and groves present! The whole body of the air seems enriched by their calm, slow radiance. They are giving back the light they have been absorbing from the sun all summer.
-- John Burroughs
I had get down very low to get the evening sun illuminating this pasque flower seedhead.
Definitely Dreaming 'inspired by a song title' theme. 22/52
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This beautiful dress by [SHIFUKU], called Boho Fleur, is just a delight for the eyes. So soft and simple, yet very elegant, it truly captures the boho theme. There is a matching long cardigan available at Velvet Bohème, not shown in this picture.
I am also wearing MINA's Esmeralda hairstyle, a favorite of mine, textures so lovely and realistic you can almost feel the delicate softness of the hair in your fingertips.
May your Sunday be blissful.
Golden sunlight burns through the morning mist in this beautiful ancient oak woodland here in Mid Wales.
The morning sun starts to radiate against the Milwaukee skies at Atwater Beach in the Village of Shorewood, WI.
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Guess it’s about time to start posting new images from this summer. First up is an image from Mount Rainier taken last month. Before heading out on any trip the one thing which gets me excited is a forecast containing a full range of weather conditions: rain, fog, sun, clouds, etc. Forecasts like this make it much more likely to encounter dynamic weather. Such was the case on the Rainier trip. Even though views of the mountain were shut down by the “bad” weather the fog filtering through this subalpine forest still held plenty of promise. About an hour or so after sunrise the strong summer sun finally burned through the fog layer producing a few moments of absolute magic. Moments like this are what I live for as a photographer. You never know where the morning will take you.
I do the odd private workshop from time to time. It’s not something I advertise or promote all that often, but it is something I really enjoy doing. I’m an educator by profession so it’s natural for me to enjoy teaching and sharing knowledge with others. One common question I am asked during a workshop is how I go about knowing what I want to photograph. It’s an interesting question. I usually start by saying I’m not one to put too much weight on pre-visualization. For instance I never pre-conceived this image in my mind's eye before actually capturing it. I never expressly went out to try to create this image, or one very similar to it. Instead I like to rely on the little bits of visual inputs I’ve collected over the years while out photographing: the subtle way light strikes a feature, recurring patterns in nature, how a scene is changed by subtle shifts in weather conditions, interesting arrangements of elements, interesting color contrasts, how the quality of light, etc. These inputs are collected whenever I’m out hiking, driving through nature, or just hanging out waiting for better light. Even if the camera is in the bag the mind doesn’t stop. These collective inputs then form a reservoir of ideas and concepts I can then draw upon while reacting to given conditions. Instead of visualizing an image I want to make in my brain and hoping conditions line up with that expectation, I prefer to explore a natural area and wait for one of these little ideas or concepts to present themselves. Then I photograph the idea. I find this form of reactive photography incredibly rewarding because it fully immerses me in the nature around me while also bringing me deeper into the creative process. Coming home with a proud image is definitely a worthy goal, but for me it is just as important to use photography as a vehicle for experiencing life more fully.
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Been away for a whilllllesssss, Collecting shinies and getting lost in my Neon Collection~ :3
Nearly Missed Pride month too ~ ⚣ ^O^
°˖✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧˖° Shinies for everyone~
This is Flora, our aptly named and my favourite statue. Being so photogenic she often turns up in my garden photos. I love the way the evening sun illuminates the radiance of her face whilst lighting up the dogwood behind her....
In our garden.
That radiance
you have always
carried with you
as you walk
both alone
and completely
accompanied
in friendship
by every corner
of the world
crying
Allelujah.
~David Whyte
Slight re-edit of an older image.
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She's like sunshine
That's unconcerned
That today is supposed
to be rain..
She'll break on through
and shine down
anyway.
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Eyes: Avi-Glam
Hair: Doux - Sam
Hairbase: Angel Eyes
Shape: Mine - Laurna v.17
Enhancements:
Cazimi, Izzie's, addon+, OYI, Lucci, Warpaint
Apparel:
Outfit: Spirit - Harper Top, Skirt & Panties - Yellow
Shoes: KC Couture - Nedis Pumps
Jewelry:
Necklace: NaaNaa's - Amanda Choker Set in Gold
Earrings: NaaNaa's Ball Earrings in Gold
Ring: Orsini - Christina Ring
Bracelet 1: E.Marie - Heart Toggle Bracelet in Gold
Bracelet 2: Cae - Engraved Bracelet - Sister
Pose: LAP - Random 12 (Vintage Stock)
I know this is similar to a recent posting, but thought there was enough difference to make it worth a post.
View across the river Thames towards Kent at sunset.
Processing included HDR Efex Pro (Tone Mapping, B&W conversion). Colours come from the original image (color layer added to the B&W image), even though they look a little fake!
Wasn't planning a sunrise ... but there you go... Killalea and a brief stop at the shallows on the way home..