View allAll Photos Tagged SpringDay
I noticed this lady sat looking across Stowe Pool, Lichfield City centre, on a Sunny but Windy early spring day
Shot taken this afternoon through the canopy of a Horse Chestnut Tree in the sun the fleshness of the new leaves was just stunning.
Emerald Isle, NC
May, 2016
Ilford FP4+ in Xtol 1:1
Nikon F6
Nikon 16-35mm f/4
Hoya HMC O (G) Orange Filter
I very unintentionally took a photo like this every year since 2014 – I guess this is just what this time of the year always feels like. :)
(find the others in the first comment)
Berliner Dom (Cathedral) with a reflection in a big puddle on a very nice springday and a beautiful sky.
Hoewel het niet zo lijkt op de foto, was het een benauwde lentedag en moesten we door de naderende onweersbuien de strandwandeling alweer snel afbreken. Uiteindelijk bleef het droog in Egmond.
Egmond aan Zee, Nederland
Although it doesn't look like it on the picture, it was a muggy spring day and we had to quickly break off the walk on the beach due to the approaching thunderstorms. But in the end it stayed dry in Egmond.
Egmond aan Zee, The Netherlands
Morning Paper 223.365
Warsaw, Ochota District, Poland
Spring
Join me on my personal website Erik Witsoe or contact me at ewitsoe@gmail.com for cooperation. Thank you.
Charlie waited patiently while I squatted in the Big Spring to look at the flowers.
If you look closely, you will see his lip curled up. It looks hilarious, but it is from his mom who had an underbite. Apparently it is a Pekinese trait.
He is getting to be very patient with me. He still gets to lead the way on almost every adventure we take.
Charlie is fun and amazing with his tiny legs and Dachshund attitude.
:)
This shot might have turned up in my video, but I did so many takes from this position on so many different days that it is confusing now. Anyway, while you don't see water spraying up here, it does in the completed video, which is now up on YouTube.
This is a frame capture from HD video using my Motorola Moto g fast smartphone. It's not only the video camera I have that shoots slow motion, it's also the only kind of camera allowed in the Americana, which means only smartphones for photos are allowed there.
Here is the link to my video:
Bryant Park
----------
Beginning in 1823, Bryant Park was designated a potter's field
(a graveyard for the poor). It remained so until 1840, when thousands of bodies were moved to Ward's Island.
Bryant Park is located over an underground structure that houses the New York Public Library's archives, which were built in the 1980s when the park was excavated. The new library facilities were built below ground level while the park was restored above it.
-- Wikipedia