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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/

Texture: Thanks Cris Lenz

Pic was taken on a really windy day at the beach near The Entrance north of Sydney. The wind was blowing the beach sand. Lighting was tricky to catch this, as well as the wind direction that emphasised the sand being shifted. My legs were being sand blasted 😊 DSC_3418 ac

Huge amount of Rowan berries this year, Sign of a hard winter ? 🤔

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!

I'm not lost, just wandering. Where I end up is not as important as what I see along the way.

“For we all have wings, yet some of us don’t know why...”- INXS

Shift Change- *I created this picture at least a week ago and to be honest I have been in a weird mental space (with the rest of the world* I was inspired to create this picture buy something my sister (@CurlesueCards) was doing and this image fought me most of the way. I really struggled with what I wanted to convey. I just really want to show my appreciation for first responders and let them know that I cannot imagine what they are going through right now but I appreciate their strength to keep on showing up everyday and helping us.

A juvenile Coopers Hawk balances on the tree limb as it shifted positions to devour the squirrel it caught for lunch -DSC04884

OlympusOmZuiko 35mmF2

"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!

 

Peeblespair Website ~ Instagram~ Artfully Giving

   

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 🙏 ***

minimal composition of autumn leaves and berries

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

Takapuna Beach | New Zealand

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Dungeness Kent

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.

Lensbaby action on a ferry and Pittsburgh.

Playing with a variety of film-based presets, hence the tones shifting from a picture to another.

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Tiltshift in infrared, Red Bluff, Yanakie, Victoria, Australia.

 

Olympus OMD EM5.2,

converted to 720nm infrared.

Unknown 15mm f4 tilt-shift

Dunstanburgh Castle taken from Embleton Bay

1/3 - shot from different positions

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