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View down Puget Sound from Richmond Beach, with some of the Olympic Mountains sneaking into the scene.
Some wild Norwegian scenery once more... This old bridge looks like such a peaceful place to be, but the waterfall carrying (cascading?) glacier water from Jostedalsbreen brings the sound of thunder.
A delicate feather that lay to rest,
With the hearts of lions beating in her chest,
Sounds of silence, deafening, yet clear,
Her soul at play, waiting for someone, to come near.
photograph taken by claire post art me
This one's from a visit to the Crypt in Winchester Cathedral. The sculpture (Sound ll) is by Antony Gormley, the crypt floods regularly hence the reflections. I've wanted to see this for a long time, what a fantastic place!
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Background made on my geliplate using acrylics. Photos taken on my iPhone 7 and edited in superimpose, snapseed, lightbrush, Leonardo
Winter sunset colors from the south enlightening parts of the sky over the Olympic Mountains. Seen from Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, Shoreline, Washington.
Explored # 217 on 24 January 24. Thank you, everyone, for your favorites and kind comments. I appreciate them very much!
If you visit New Zealand, visit Fiordland, and Milford Sound if at all possible. My images do not do it justice.
This is a 7 stop (and 7 exposure) hand held HDR image captured with my D700 from an overnight cruise. The hand held aspect works because everything is a long way away. Parallax isn't a big issue. Hell, the boat was even under way when I took this.
It was processed from raw using entirely open source tools including dcraw, align_image_stack (part of hugin), pfstools and gimp. Who says you need photomatrix/photoshop to pull off great results? There are no presets or anything else to help all that much, but once you understand (really understand) what is going on, all the tools are there. Also, it doesn't hurt to be in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Explored 2011-06-23, #333
The Queen of Cowichan approaches Horseshoe Bay arriving from Nanaimo with beautiful Howe Sound in the background.
These are grackles!!! I had never experienced these birds until I landed in Austin three years ago. There are thousands of them in the sky at sunrise and sunset and they make the loudest noise they can, flying from tree limb to power line to rooftop. Tonight we got the pleasure of a beautiful sunset and I thought they would be an appropriate subject for the challenge.
Glorious weather for the boat trip from Portree to spot Sea Eagles and a seal colony - the scenery was stunning. {But mainly when the weather is nice!!}
⦁ The morning greeted them with perfect weather warm sunshine, a soft breeze, and the peaceful sound of waves rolling behind the house. Their oldest daughter was already at school, leaving the house unusually quiet except for the baby’s tiny giggles echoing through the rooms.
⦁ He stayed home with the little one that day, knowing she preferred the comfort of home over busy crowds and loud places. So instead of going anywhere, he decided to bring the fun right to their own backyard beach. He carried out the floaties and set them carefully by the water. Hers, of course, was the Retro Coupe Floaty in purple, while he proudly claimed his Retro Bumper Floaty in blue.
⦁ The moment she saw them, her face lit up with excitement. He climbed onto his floaty dramatically, pretending to lose balance just to make her laugh. Around his daughters, he never cared about acting his age. He was the silly dad the one who made funny noises, splashed too much water, and turned simple afternoons into little adventures.
⦁ To him, every second with them mattered. If that meant letting the child inside him come back out, then so be it. After all, what was so wrong with having a goofy dad? Better to be the one making memories and laughter than some serious, grumpy father who forgot how to have fun.
⦁ And honestly, judging by the baby’s nonstop laughter floating across the beach that morning, he knew he was doing just fine.
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A pair of WMR 323s arrive at Birmingham New Street with 2P37 Bromsgrove to Lichfield Trent Valley High Level.
I don't often use b&w and I deliberated for some time whether to post this one or the original (with brilliant autumn colours)
But I felt it needed this treatment to highlight the figure in the central Oak tree.
I seem to be seeing things in trees again (maybe a side effect of this pandemic)
Her arms are raised, her head is tilted to (our) left, her eyes are closed (in ecstasy? in pain? who can tell?)
Her body is bound by shadow and she writhes to free herself in a dance.
A friend in the US sent me this song last night and in combination with this image, they speak of our need to shake off the shackles that we find ourselves bound in (old, dogmatic thinking) and open ourselves to inner Light .......
tí toách tí toách, nghe mưa lúc đi ngủ thì còn j bằng :">
" Mưa xôn xao mái hiên
Mưa long lanh trắng đêm
Vây quanh em mùa thu dịu êm... "
Walking in the sun and waiting for the rain :*
The sound of Napier engines was heard on the Tyne Valley line with D9009 working the Deltic Deviator railtour.
Having already covered the Durham Coast, and Blyth and Tyne routes, Deltic number 9 aided by 68004 crosses the path of Hadrian's Wall at Gilsland on the Northumbrian/Cumbrian border.
29th September 2018.
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milford sound, new zealand
analog archives, 1997
continuing with these explorations of a 19 century image making sensibility, this is what i imagine the polynesians and then centuries later captain cook and crew saw when they finally arrived at new zealand after all those miles of wide open seas.
it's very quiet but so loud.
not totally happy with the processing. tried to bring out certain elements but pic started ripping apart. if only i'd shot raw ....
Michael Franti: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqgHosrqJ8o
Driving from Queenstown to Milford Sound alone just to capture magical light of sunset, gave me huge satisfaction of what I saw. Milford Sound was known around the world of it mysterious and magical geographical landscape. Photo was taken with Nikon D800 and Nikkor 16-35mm f/4. For more info feel free to visit my page www.facebook.com/MunzerPhotography
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