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November at Loweswater and still reflections of Whiteside, Grasmoor, Whiteless Pike , on the left and Melbreak end on to the right, through to Rannerdale by Crummock Water in the distance.
Another photo of a painting by my daughter Bonnie [I seem to be in the mood for blue twilight pictures]
A gadwall drifts by a yellow iris early one morning near my home in Montana. June 2025. I was sitting in my portable blind at the edge of the pond.
Location : River Wear , Durham City , England
Device : Nikon D300
Note : No Edit and best viewed in the large format please
Been planning coming back here for a while. The last time I was here the cabins didn't have lights. This shot was made by combining a slow shutter shot and an high iso shot. I'm very pleased with the outcome.
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It has been great getting back to a normal pace of life since the wedding and honeymoon. This past weekend I was able to enjoy an afternoon out at Umstead State Park hiking around big lake. I didn't take many pictures except for some during an encounter with a deer...which I will post later. On my way back to the car I noticed this great reflection. The sun had already dropped behind the trees and was about to set so there was a subtle light accentuating the tree trunks against the shadows of the forest. This lake is always very still at the end of the day and is normally a great place for sunsets. But today the light provided other opportunities.
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Reflections all over the place/Color in the gardens: Adimn Building pool water garden, US National Arboretum
The large dawn redwood next to the pool is a complicating factor, reflection-wise.
Had to get nice and low for this - asking for trouble with the camera so close to the water resting on a small rock :) River Nene, Sutton Bridge.
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta III (531/16)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75 mm
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Exposure: 1/250 sec and f/5.6, hand-held
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
I know domes are everywhere these days but couldn't resist these shots in Sheffield Peace Gardens this morning
This was a shot from the most amazing beach I've ever been to. Wharaiki beach. You walked along a track among sheep for 20 minutes at the tip of the south island, before coming into this little river where baby seals sleep and swim. Then onto an amazing windswept beach with little ripples in the sand and a massive stone arch only a few metres from the shoreline. We walked along this beach after this amazing rainbow near the arch, only to find more eroded rocks, arches and little crevices. Definitely coming back to this place.