Tilt-shift Miniature Fakes
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A squally, stormy morning, yet the sands at Luskentyre sometimes seem to glow in these conditions, giving an impression of endlessly shifting moods.
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© Melissa Post 2022
Capture from this summer late in the evening in the north of Norway. Two vertical landscape shifts stitched in LR and final touches in PS. At least one week for the next upload to Flickr. See you all!
When we got to the sand dunes on the Oregon coast, we rented a dune buggy in North Bend. I didn't even try to do the driving - we rented a double and my husband drove. We hit air once going up over a hill and I was hanging on tight, and I might have even let out a bit of a scream :) But when we were all done, I realized it was actually so much fun! And the beauty was amazing. I couldn't shoot from inside the buggy because of the blowing sand, and only got out a couple of times to capture the beauty of the dunes.
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New couple pose 'DM - Night shift' for Pose Fair 2015 - Open April 11th :)
Hair: *ARGRACE* Akane - Blacks
Skin: [kooqla] Bisquit - Pure 01 (db)
Jacket: *Fishy Strawberry* Sunday Zip Hoodie - Grey
Vest top: SPIRIT - Evastika tank top [BLACK]
Pants: [Pumpkin] Sweatpants (grey)
Feet: Slink Womens Natural Barefeet
Slippers: *BOOM* Animal Slippers (panda) RARE
Bear: Wear-A-Bear Hang Black
Build: Trompe Loeil - Palmer Lodge
Always shifting and drifting ensuring nature's canvas is constantly changing from one day to the next. Taken at Barwon Heads from under the road bridge just before sunset using Nisi ND Filters
One of the first signs of spring. While not native to these shores, these hardy flowers have become a familiar indicator of the shifting seasons and a sure sign that warmer weather is on its way.Galanthus nivalis
Common snowdrop..Common snowdrops are among the first spring blooms that decorate woodland floors, meadows, and gardens with a carpet of white at St Marys church Sundridge Kent.
Appearance
Body: Legacy Female Perky
Head: LeLUTKA EVOx Avalon
Skin: Lara Hurley - Daisy - PALE
Hair: Stealthic - Vesper
Lip Stick: LeLUTKA.EvoX.Lipstick.036
Brows: -SU!- Aneira Eyebrows
Freckles: WarPaint* #IWokeUpLikeThis2
Worn
Dress: Palette - Zoe Dress New! At Access!
Tights: NECROEGO - Ripped Tights
Earrings: e.marie // Kimara Earrings
Backdrop: .PALETO.Backdrop: MUIIH
Whitsand Bay is situated in South East Cornwall. It runs from Rame Head in the east, to Portwrinkle in the west. It is characterised by sheer, high cliffs and dramatic scenery. At low tide an expanse of sand approaching 4 miles in length, where several smaller coves and beaches join up, is revealed. The South West Coast Path runs the length of the bay.
The beach is fairly exposed and there are often surfable waves. However, it has a reputation for strong rip currents which makes swimming potentially treacherous. The shifting sandbanks and sandbars at Whitsand Bay, are a primary cause of this. The bay tends to develop sandbars particularly around mid-to-low tide. These sandbars create channels where water, pushed in by waves, returns to the sea, forming powerful, narrow rip currents. Dangerous rips can be found particularly around Tregonhawke and Tregantle beaches. RNLI lifeguards patrol designated sections, but not all areas, during summer. At other times there is no cover at all, making it crucial to be aware of the hazards. The area also attracts divers who come to dive the HMS Scylla, an ex-naval frigate sunk in 2004 to create an artificial reef.
Taken on a particularly low tide, this image looks east from Sharrow Point towards Rame Head. The chalets clinging to the cliff are above Freathy and Tregonhawke beaches, and the white coastguards’ cottages, further along, are above Polhawn Cove. The spire of Rame Church can just be seen on the horizon, and the white National Coastguard Institute station sits on Rame Head, just inland from the ancient chapel of St. Michael.
Sources:
www.plymouth.ac.uk/discover/understanding-rip-currents
www.cornwallbeachguide.co.uk/secornwall/whitsand/whitsand...
www.cornishsecrets.co.uk/guide/whitsand-bay/#:~:text=What....
Where nothing good happens after midnight!
After dark, the night shift comes out and gets busy. These are from trail cams on the property. I actually have 5 pictures with cougars walking along with the neighbor's cats hanging from their mouths, 2 different cougars with 2 different cats. Didn't want to post those because it didn't seem right, and that is why people really need to keep their pets in at night. We have a very healthy cougar population here. Beautiful animals!
Here kitty, kitty kitty!
In the first comment box below is a black bear approaching the camera right before he mauled it, LOL. Also a picture of Cav in my bedroom, LOL. Gotta keep em in at night, keep em safe from those big bad kitties
I woke up the morning after the supermoon, and saw that clouds were covering the moon, but moving in the wind. I got the camera set up, and waited for one of the occasional clearings to cross paths with the moon. Got some decent ones of the moon alone, but found the ones with clouds more interesting!
Welcome to the 'Night Shift'. At 'The Rocks', Sydney.
This image is from my night-time photographic trek around Sydney.
The photograph was taken at approximately 11.10pm.
See the clock tower in the photograph.
This is the view looking over Cumberland and Argyle Streets.
At 'The Rocks', near Millers Point, in Sydney. Near the famous Glenmore Rooftop Hotel.
And here's Quarterflash with a live version of their 1982 song 'Night Shift', from the movie 'Night Shift' starring Henry Winkler & Shelley Long:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPHwvodJ19w
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software,
Outfit: Maido (Kaen set/ for legacy) by [TNK] *Get this item at the Warehouse Sale event!* www.flickr.com/photos/tanakastore/
Head: Planet head by Lightwood *This item was at the Planet 29 event!* www.flickr.com/photos/140708410@N05/