FELT LIFE
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This was taken at Camber Sands on the Sussex coast near Rye. The textures and patterns of the sand caught my eye. Added the sepia tone in PS.
Oh, baby, do it again and again
I can hear nothing
Windswept is the sand
Oh, baby, oh show me more
I can see nothing
Windswept is the shore
Heatwave to nightshade
Oh I'm feeling swept away
Oh I'm
Oh I'm swept away
Oh I'm
Oh, baby, don't leave me there
With a low whisper
Windswept in the air
You say it's nothing
But a game to play
Oh I'm feeling swept away
Slow, baby, you can take your time
I can hear nothing
Windswept is the tide
A feeling only or a state of mind
Gonna take me high, mama
Mama, take me high
Oh I'm swept away
Oh, baby
Oh I'm swept away
Oh, baby
Oh I'm swept away
Oh, baby
Oh I'm swept away
Oh, baby
Oh I'm swept away
*my own pose... :) thank you so much dear ♥Shelly♥ for allowed me to work is this amazing SIM! ❤ hugssss
Myself and Daniel did a photoshoot this afternoon of some new horses around the corner from home. They belong to travellers who are working with a fairground in our area. We were delighted to see that they were loose in the public walkways so we were able to get up close and personal to them. Excited wasn’t the word.
On a windswept hill by a billowing sea, my destiny sits and waits for me.
by
Robert breault
Thank you for posing Taboo
Model: Anyka Aseiri
Locale: Whimberly
Pose: Her AO
Take a gorgeous model, add an amazing gown and drop her in the field of gold on Whimberly and this is the result.
I know it's not my usual photo, but I hope you enjoy it.
Ever had that shot that you love and hate at the same time? This is that one for me..really like the pov but cant seem to fix the color..so i'll slip this one so it can see the light of day..
Roseate Spoonbills always attract attention when they show up. Their bill has touch receptors and snaps down upon contact as they sweep in back and forth through the water. (Platalea ajaja)
Business has been slow, so I didn't have to work today. I took a drive to the hill country looking for something to photograph. I got a few I liked and than the sun was just too bright and everything starting looking ugly..:)
Early in the morning on May 24, during the 2015 Texas–Oklahoma floods, the Blanco River experienced catastrophic flooding. The river at Wimberley rose more than 30 feet in less than three hours, and set a new record high crest of more than 40 feet while disabling the gauge.
Rainfall totals of 10 to 13 inches were reported upstream in southern Blanco County, and all of this water entered the Blanco River and Little Blanco River. The Fischer Store Rd. bridge over the Blanco River was destroyed by flood waters west of Wimberley. The Blanco River, down stream from the bridge, at Wimberley reached a record crest. The gauge failed at 40 feet and the USGS later estimated the crest at 44.9 feet with peak flow of 175,000 cubic feet per second (5,000 m3/s). This height was more than 10 feet over the previous record height of 33.3 feet from 1929. Homes along the banks of the Blanco River from the City of Blanco, through Wimberley, and down to San Marcos experienced an historic flood. Many homes were totally destroyed and swept down stream. Many homes were struck by large debris, including full size cypress trees which typically lined the banks of the river.
A female Kingfisher positions herself over the water watching for small fish. Amazing she didn't fly away, I do believe they are more tolerant of people in boats.
Settings:
f/8
560mm
1/200 sec
ISO 500
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A sudden wind brushes off the top layer of a dune as I happen to snap a picture of the scenery. It's truly wonderful how Nature can behave in the most convenient of times. That being said, it can and will almost certainly always find balance in another way, as suddenly I found my lens invaded by specks of sand. Nature gives and takes, and I am willing to accept that.
A red-winged blackbird has it's feathers parted by a stiff wind. One of many stories blowing around daily at the San Louis National Wildlife Refuge.
Fine lines in White Rim sandstone mark ancient layers of cemented sand deposits, guiding the eye into the canyon of Soda Springs Basin and Stillwater Canyon of the Green River, with snow-obscured buttes of the Maze District of Canyonlands in the background.
A simple composed shot taken with the intent to capture the light and blowing snow across the frame.
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Seen in Explore Jan 26 2011 #46
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Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado.
Another shot from the camping trip earlier this week.
Single RAW exposure. Used a hard 2-stop neutral density filter for the sky and a circular polarizer. Waited for the sun to be brightest on the grassy sand dune in the foreground. Took close to 30 images until the lighting was right. Post-processed in Adobe Lightroom.
Seaweed flowing around the rocks on the shores of Cullen on a stormy day over the Moray Firth in Scotland.
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