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Been saving this...the minute I took it I knew it would be a bokeh Wednesday shot. :) This is from Michigan, by the way. I have more shots from that trip coming soon; I've been so busy with clients lately...and I have another tomorrow. GAH!! But I'm not complaining! :)
HBW!!
My day at Arches wasn't the best. It started out very gloomy and dark, but then the sun popped up and brightened my day :)
Best viewed in large "L"
Arches National Park, Utah
“It can hardly be a coincidence that no language on earth has ever produced the expression, 'As pretty as an airport.” - Douglas Adams
Liina took this of me the other day when she did this...
I told her I wanted it...
I got what I wanted ;)
In just a few days Spring shall commence. Yet, the forecast calls for a windchill in the minus 20 Celsius range over the next few nights. Seems like winter just doesn't want to let go.
The above is a shot of trees reflecting on a watery section of the Cornwall Canal at sunset several weeks ago when there was a thaw (much warmer back then than now).
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Featured on the front page of Ring of Excellence, November 2010.
This is a very plentiful bird, we see them everywhere. This time we could not pass up the opportunity as all things were in our favor, bird, water, light. There was so much to see in Merced NWR. The Merced National Wildlife Refuge encompasses 10,258 acres of wetlands, native grasslands, vernal pools, and riparian areas.
Lake Clearwater August 13, 2015 Canterbury High Country, New Zealand.
All about Lake Clearwater: fishingmag.co.nz/2015/01/22/lake-clearwater-lake-camp-ash...
Reflecting.
It gives the appearance that this pelican is perhaps reflecting on the days events by staring at the reflections of the water as it passes by.
Clarence River, Yamba.
New South Wales, Australia.
"Reflected Tranquility:" I hope you don't tire too much of this view, as I kept returning to this spot in the short time I had at Yosemite. It was probably the most peaceful and picturesque view I came across. Standing in the shade of some very tall trees and looking out at the view of Yosemite Falls and its reflection, along with the majestic mountains standing tall, I captured the scene at various focal lengths and in as many multiple lighting and sky conditions as I could. This image is actually a multiple vertical-image panorama stitched together to make a horizontal to be able to capture the entire scene. What you can't 'hear' through a photo alone were the sounds of the waterfall crashing loudly onto the rocky wall along the long way down (2,425 feet). That mixed with the most beautiful songs of birds in the trees made for a harmonious treat for the ears as well.