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Waxing moon, alongside Jupiter, rises into the Blue Hour.
South of the Gulch at Bicheno on Tasmania's East Coast.
Fuji X70, 18.5/2.8, 20 secs at f/10, ISO 200
From Sun to snow in a matter of seconds. Nova Scotia, if you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes.
I really liked the way the light changes from light to dark across this image. Hence the name... transitions.
That's from the same hopeless grey-in-grey snowy cold seemingly colorless pandemic Februar day it took the "Water grass" photos, same location essantially. Again these tracks or patterns in the surface, some semi-abstract icy water transition scene with a nice color palette. Even though I used a tripod to lay the focus plane dead straight onto the ice, this has a weird three-dimensional pop to it I feel.
Nikon D7200 (APS-C crop sensor / DX)
Minolta MD ROKKOR 50mm f/1.7 prime
Fotodiox Pro MD - Nik adapter
ISO100, 50mm, f/8, 0,8sec
(thus 75mm full frame equivalent)
single photo, manual, tripod, self-timer
ok, ive been waiting to talk about this for a while now. about my transition.
I haven't really talked to you guys about it, but im transitioning.
this is gonna be really hard to talk about, but I hope you understand.
im making a series!!!!!!!
EEEEE IM SOOO EXCITED FOR THIS TRANSITION EEEEEE
so for the last month ive been making a series called "maintame" featuring my flickr mascot, drew. it has been going really well and I can't wait for you to read it! ps, like her new body?
besides, what kind of transitioning did you think i was talking about?
I wen t optimistically looking for the first spring beauty but had to accept the silhouettes of transitioning pieces of forest through the final snow
There's been enough red in my day today. 777 points on the DOW, 200 points on the S&P, 840 points on the TSE.
Better to go with mostly green for now.
Transitions of the seasons, of ice melting, a passage down the creek... it's everywhere. 2/52
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A view from Denning's Point in Beacon, NY looking south towards the Hudson Highlands.
The end of one season indicates the beginning of another. It's always exciting to witness the overlapping of seasons and see the transition begin.
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firewheel flowers showing the wear and tear of spring, LadyBird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, TX. Sony nex5n and Nikkor Ai-s 28/2.8.
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As spring approaches, many neighborhood trees lose their leaves, making way for ipê-amarelo (Handroanthus serratifolius) blossoms.
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I did this one with the help of my grandfather for the main photo and several captures of sand falling from my hand (yn-460 @1/32 of power).
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Autumn fall on Bolam jetty at sunset.
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beautiful sunny day. saw the first crocus today and shot this bee collecting pollen :)
Schöner Frühlingstag Heute :) Hab die ersten Krokusse auf einer Wiese in Mainz entdeckt und dabei diese turnende Biene aufgenommen.
The transitional area of a soap bubble. This only lasts a few second before the bubble gets so thin it can't even reflect light. Part of my Chromaflow project. Check it out on instagram @chroma_flow
Grandparents will notice a big change in their grandchildren after not seeing them for several months, but the change occurs over time, your kids don't wake up one morning and find themselves suddenly different, they have time to adjust. More sudden transitions, like moving to a new job, new school or the loss of someone close to you affect you more deeply and can bring on the anxiety of transition.
Several things can help you survive periods of sudden transition. Remind yourself that this time will pass, that nothing lasts forever. This time of transition will become just a part of your normal life, given time. Allow yourself enough time to adjust to the new things it brings and find positive enjoyment wherever you can in these new experiences.
Use your strengths to help you through this time of transition. You have been through many transitions before in your life. Remember a period when you successfully went through a transition and identify the tools that helped you through. Was it a positive attitude, your determination to make it work, or the strong support network of friends and family that got you through?
Remember that you don't have to go it alone. Draw on the support of friends and family and surround yourself with people who will help you through. If you feel you need more support than your friends can offer, get closed ones help to support you. You will get through this time but you don't have to do it all on your own.
Taken : Mangla Dam
This reminds me of the times when my images were my diary. Where you can unload what is draging you down and come back to remember it once you are ready. I always loved the way photographs give me the chance to share it as a vague whisper. You might look at it and relate to the feeling but we will never know eachothers story in detail. And that's ok.
Isn't it?
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Week 14 of #laurazalenga17weeks themed #transition.
cape cod. this is where the rocks of Maine and New England give way to foot friendly sands, although you really have to get a few states farther south of here to find really clean of rocks beaches that you can run around on carelessly without stubbing a toe. i'm up late working on a video edit wherby i filmed the whole event of my fathers and his cousins 80th birthday party, featuring a bag-piper as the family has some scotch in it, most certainly after 5:00 pm any day. anyhow, this is the reason that i got the cam i'm using- to film some great family moments, and it's proving its worth in spades, as it were. back to the edit, have a nice day- Nate.
While on a spring break family trip to Rapid City I didn't have much opportunity to shoot RCP&E but did manage a few shots to capture the transition era between DM&E (CP) and G&W. With temperatures hitting 70 with mostly sunny conditions on the days were were there this was a good choice to escape a snowy and cold Duluth.