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Just going through older images and came across this one. Naturally, this is from an area of Washington called the Palouse.
This week's theme for Macro Mondays: "red". I just love red, but it is so hard to photograph this colour. However, I knew right away what the object would be: these two red dice and I had great fun with them!
Have a great new week everyone! HMM
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Most gods throw dice, but Fate plays chess, and you don't find out til too late that he's been playing with two queens all along.................... Terry Pratchett
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The 30 second exposure here allows us to see the way the clouds are rolling in over Great Oyster Bay. I would classify this as minimalistic despite the three layers in the composition. If you enlarge it you'll see the lights of scattered houses along the shore.
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And a cycling trail
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Pienza.
Gladiator wheatfield.
The Gladiator (Ridley Scott, 2000). The scene where Maximus rides back home from the war along a cypress lined path.
Val d'Orcia, Tuscany.
Italy.
It was about to rain - some dark clouds were constantly flying around. There were those white ones that just slide over the mountain - creating amazing view. Autumn - this is the word to describe this weather. Soon the trees will get their new clothes and the rain will be constant comapnion.
Lane City, Nevada (ghost town near Ely)
One to haul the whole neighborhood and the other to take the missus touring.
On a foggy misty hillside, somewhere in the Upper Hunter Valley , atop a mountain with a perpetual flame
Rocking rolling riding out along the bay
All bound for Morningtown many miles away
Morningtown Ride by The Seekers - written by M Reynolds
I am still having fun with Pano-sabotage, this time with added layers of the same scene from a different angle. The finished image is not what the song writer had in mind, I am sure, but the song lyrics seemed to fit.
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