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Taking the little goslings out for a stroll is a learning experience as Mom makes sure that they are in-tune with nature and it's surroundings.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and awesome day dear flickr friends.
Thank you to everyone for your visits to my photo-stream,,,,very much appreciated !
Image taken at the Photo Club 'Light Festival' last night, Weds 2 November 2022. Edited in Picasa and Corel PSP and some other stuff!
There’s a mysterious ocean glow that happens just before the sun rises and again after it sets. It’s not easily captured in photos because you really have to be there. You have to be stumbling over rocks on a dark trail, trying to orient yourself by the mere silhouette of landmarks, in order to realize the amazement of an oddly luminescent ocean at that time.
What little light there is, curving around the horizon, gets swallowed up by the land. In contrast, the reflective sea bounces it around like a baby on its knee, with happy pastels giggling all over the place.
In fact, I think one of the most appealing things about the ocean is its constant interplay with light. When light beams enter water, they are slowed down and refracted, resulting in a cathedral-like underwater world. On the surface, the ocean reflects all the colorful light of the sky in a million shades. Then there’s sun glitter, those delightful twinkling sparkles on the water. The close relationship between light and the ocean is truly a marriage made in heaven.
If you look closely, you can see nine pelicans gliding along, almost touching water. They have some destination in mind for breakfast and it’s always breathtaking to stand there and watch them pass by. On a morning like this, the joy and awe of the universe are so palpable; and, like the ocean, I am filled with a reflective glow.
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porch patio and planters reflected. Unity Village Campus. (Missouri)
Brightness edit (darkened) in Flickr Photo Editor
Just back from a weekend away in a stone hut with a great bunch of folks.
Situated at the foot of Snowdon, it's our second visit and both the company and surroundings never disappoint.
We took a jaunt out to BlackRock Sands on day two, had curry on the beach, got annoyed by a nob head droning around on his motorbike then descended into the caves just before dark.
I borrowed Phill for a quick camera rotation session. 2 seconds of exposure, lens cap on, rotated the camera 180 degrees and exposed for a further 2 seconds. Cheers Phill.
I did a few more versions on this and some without the human form which I'll save for a rainy day.
Shot during a single long exposure.
A superb weekend in the best company and here's to the next one.
digital art 2011
Dedicated to the wonderful artist's on flickr who create such inspirational art that reflects and portrays their spiritual and natural world connections which generate hope and peace.
You know who you are and thank you,
You help me create a larger picture.........!
I have a lot on my mind at the moment...
This is my first SP using my glass ball! I've had some computer issues and haven't had access to my Coffeeshop actions so it's lovely to use them again.
This puddle in a layby has been very productive for me and I usually pull up near it on my way into work in the morning. Not much this morning but this lovely male Pied Wagtail popped in for a paddle.
Artistic framing of a perfect reflective symmetry.
Symmetry is nature's artwork that creates harmony and balance.
The search for symmetry, and the emotional pleasure we derive when we find it, must help us make sense of the world around us, just as we find satisfaction in the repetition of the seasons and the reliability of friendships.
Shot from the west bank riverside at Aswan nature reserve.