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We’ll be traveling down to Hertfordshire tomorrow to see my daughter et al and to be honest I started to get a little anxious about the drive. I’ve never been a keen driver for long distances, but as needs must over the years I’ve had to drive all over. For work I was up to the midlands all the time and now all my family live away so staying in touch involves lots of traveling. Prior to the pandemic I was regularly doing 700 miles round trips visiting the grandchildren, but now after 14 months of relative no driving these epic distances are a little daunting. It’s a confidence thing and I’m sure once well into the journey I’ll be ok, hopefully keeping the toilet stops down to one and I can persevere the leg aches that I will sure to get. So take my mind of it here is a #waveWednesday taken back in April, called Shape shifter. It’s a rare wave photo in that it’s not taken with my Canon 7dmkii and 100-400 combo sitting on a tripod. I decided to go light and local on the afternoon of this storm, carrying my fujifilm XH1 and 70-300mm lens plus 1.4x, all taken handheld. It was an experiment, the results were OK, but it won’t replace my DSLR for these sessions in a hurry.
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/
The same dramatic sunset cloud patterns that I showed recently from Heather Farm Pond, are here viewed from the Countrywood/Bancroft neighborhood of Walnut Creek, California.
Macro Monday theme - Transportation
The gear shift on my bicycle for Macro Monday
Happy Macro Monday!
Beautiful scenery awaits as you leave Anchorage on the Seward Hwy and head toward the Kenai Peninsula. The Turnagain Arm is a body of water that has the unusual phenomenon of bore tides. The sandbars dotted against the beautiful blue of the water make a striking effect. Add the mountain backdrop and you've got a winner!
A juvenile Coopers Hawk balances on the tree limb as it shifted positions to devour the squirrel it caught for lunch -DSC04884
I am the drop
that ticks in your thoughts,
the shadowman
stepping above,
a root creeping deep
in your conscience,
your deepest unconfessable
desire lullaby.
The turner of shyness
into lust, sweetness
into the darkest dust.
Today I just need a fire touch
and the burning light I see
is darker than black
lavic sand on a distant beach.
It’s been a while since I took my Tilt Shift lens out for a spin, and so when a friend of mine acquired a Shift lens of his own and wanted to test it out, I decided to bring my own along. And so we found ourselves in Beverley, prior to sunset, shooting the historic Minster.
As is often the case with me, I’d not actually shot the Minster before, other than as part of a wedding shoot a number of years ago. During that session I got the opportunity to get up into the Organ Loft to capture the Bridal Precession, which was a great experience.
And so having captured some of the more traditional shots of the building I moved to the south side to get this image with the sun in shot.
*** Featured in Explore 28th August 2026, many thanks to all 🙏 ***
"Expedients are for an hour, but principles are for the ages. Just because the rains descend and winds blow, we cannot afford to build on shifting sands." ~ Henry Ward Beecher
Please enjoy the shoreline sands in Large. Thank you so much for your visit!
Had to readjust my angle on these rocks there that morning to get a nice view of the ever changing lighting in the sky. I centered this up on the rocks, and it aligned well with the sky 2/3 color making a nice imbalance that I think was needed to offset the centering of the jetty.
The resulting lighting on the beach and water was dreamy too. Such a great time of day ;)
Ocean City, Maryland
Multi-exposure shot while passing the speed of light (would that even work?).
Or.
Shooting kitchen lights through an old camera.
The setting sun lights up shrub roots that are being exposed as a sand dune erodes in Bournda National Park. Wallagoot Lake is in the distance.
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River Mourne, Liskey & Milltown, Strabane, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
There’s many things I love about aerial photography. Mainly it’s the ability to look down on things like a bird, shifting perspectives on our landscape. Places in which we often pass on ground, yet never realising how much they can change when viewed from the above.
From the ground it’s difficult to even see this river, unless your right next to it! but from the sky all looks completely different. I literally just let my drone hover in place for a good 10 minutes. In that window of time I watched the sun gently set behind distant hills, all whilst the sky changed from blue to amber then finally red 😍
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