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It's easy to create fake mist in Light Room by just sliding down the 'dehaze' control and brushing over an area to create fake mist or ghosting. Done well and it will look very convincing. Alternatively, do it badly and the result is 'horrible'.
But no special effects were required here. The cold air slips off the mountains and floats out over the waters of Loch Shiel night after night and leaves a glorious sight as the sun emerges in the morning. Peace, tranquility, drama, beauty. You get it all.
Skye: 10,000 inhabitants. 0,6 million visitors. 100,000 camper vans. 1 public toilet. Why bother? Come to Acharacle, Jewel of Ardnamurchan.
We went to the Western Treatment Plant a couple of days ago. First time since the beginning of the year. We were lucky enough to spot the Brolgas early on and I could lean against the car and take some images. I chose this one as it kind of fits the end of year theme.
Walking away from 2022 and into 2023.
This year has taught me a lot about resilience, slow breathing, calmness, asking for help, pacing, disability and not taking anything for granted. Because of those things, I can't completely turn my back on 2022 but will take what I have learnt into the New Year.
The Sherpa and I are heading up to the hills next week to a cabin in rainforest. I hope I can do some photography.
I want again thank-you for your on-going support. You are ALL incredible special people that I am lucky to have in my life.
Wishing you the best of health and happiness for 2023 and the strength to meet any challenges that come your way.
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The composition of this image was achieved IN CAMERA using an Apple iPhone 4S. Post capture processing was indeed done, but only involving the treatment of light and colour. By "breaking the rules" of the iPhone's panoramic function, the image can be skewed, splintered or fragmented into a multi-planarity that could, perhaps be called a form of "Millennial Cubism".
Please see the Flickr group "PANO-Vision" to view a gallery of images created by 20 artists ( and counting ) who are deliberately working in this mode of image creation.
© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2015. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
~ Water Treatment ~ The Award Tree ~
Wishing our wonderful and special 2 years old today, granddaughter, Amari a wonderful day and am looking forward to celebrating with you and some of the family this weekend! I love you, Sweetheart!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day!
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taken from a bird hide in Kafue National Park, Zambia
Geophagia or geophagy is the practice of intentionally eating soil or clay. It occurs in different animal species and is best known from images of large numbers of parrots at clay licks in the Amazon.
The common explanation has been that clay is a natural detox treatment i.e. the intake of clay helps in protecting the birds from toxins when the ideal food sources are not readily available.
Recent publications based on years of studying clay licks in Peru show that protection from toxins is not a key driver. Instead the study shows that higher needs of sodium in the breeding season are a key reason for this behavior.
Also called Brown Parrot, this medium-sized parrot is a resident and nomad in savanna and broad-leafed woodland. Most of the time they move in flocks.
poicephalus meyeri
Meyers papegaai
perroquet brun ou perroquet de Meyer
Goldbugpapegei
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Red-necked Avocet (Recurvirostra novaehollandiae)
We have had a few wet grey days and the kids are on holidays so I haven't had much time to get out lately. So a couple of images from a visit to the Western Treatment Plant on this day two years ago.
Papierfabrik Scheufelen was founded in Lenningen in 1855. Until April 2018, it produced coated format and roll papers of superior quality with a workforce of around 340 employees. The successor company had to file for insolvency in February 2019. The 250,000 square meter company site is to be converted into a residential and commercial quarter. However, some of the factory facilities still exist. This photo was taken in the water treatment area.
Die Papierfabrik Scheufelen wurde im Jahre 1855 in Lenningen gegründet. Sie produzierte bis April 2018 mit zuletzt rund 340 Beschäftigten gestrichene Format- und Rollenpapiere gehobener Qualität. Die Nachfolgegesellschaft musste im Februar 2019 selbst Insolvenz anmelden. Das 250.000 Quadratmeter große Betriebsgelände soll in ein Wohn- und Gewerbequartier umgewandelt werden. Die Fabrikanlagen existieren aber teilweise noch. Diese Aufnahme enstand im der Wasseraufbereitung.
Text from Wikipedia, modified and translated.
Isaiah 66:4 “Therefore I, too, will choose harsh treatment for them, and will bring upon them what they dread. For when I called, no one answered; when I spoke, they didn't listen; but they did what I consider to be evil, and chose what doesn't please me.”
Western Treatment Plant, Werribee, Victoria, Australia
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At the Western Treatment Plant, Werribee. Spent a great morning there last week - one of my favourite places.
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As the sun hadn't made it into the tree lined confines of the line south of Kirkham Abbey there was still a lot of frost along with a little mist along the river valley.
37219 leads 37099 with the 3J51 09:48 York Thrall Europa/BRML Head Quarters to Brough.
26th November 2025.
When your buddies' living space has a balcony overlooking very active commuter tracks, you take advantage of that shit. Sitting back in your pajamas taking night exposures while the Victoria Day fireworks blast off in the distance sure is one way to enjoy some railroad photography, especially when Pizza Nova is waiting for you inside.
Mono treatment of the Cellarium at Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire.
This was the first photograph of the Cellarium that I took, making use of a puddle after recent rains, placing the camera on the ground beside it. Though I took many other aspects here, this one is still my favourite. (The colour version is a couple of photos back in my 'stream.)
The Cellarium, as with all the Monastery's interiors, would have been plastered and painted white. Also, it would have been partitioned into sections, so you wouldn't have been able to see from one end to the other, as you can today.
Cistercian Monastery. Founded in 1132, by dissatisfied Benedictine monks from York. Turned to ruins in 1539 by Henry VIII's, "Act of Dissolution of the Monasteries."
Made a World Heritage Site as long ago as 1986.
www.timetravel-britain.com/articles/churches/fountains.shtml
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One of the interminably long corridors leading from Kings Treatment Centre to the Main Hospital, Derby Royal.
Less grim than this high contrast pic looks but sums up my state of mind yesterday. It’s the kind of image that was de riguer and ubër trendy at Art College during the 70s.
"Clever" writings (like most graffiti) are mainly an annoyance and rarely beneficial for photos. The saying on the wall in the operating room of this military hospital also annoyed me during my visit in 2019, but after some years i now somehow like this picture.
I'm trying really hard to do things differently.
This photo, and the toothbrush in particular, are dedicated to Valerie, one of my best friends. She makes me feel better in a way that no one else can, and I love her and miss her.
I had to crop Anthony's foot out of this because he was cam right pouring water all over my back and head!
Got sick and bed bound when my GP is off on March break with her family. So I self-treated with a 3 C’s formula, namely, my camera, clementines and cups of lemon juice. They do nothing for fever and aches but work wonders against grouchiness. I apologize for the quality of this photo and hope that this is my worst for the year.
"Urgent Rust Treatment needed"
/seen @Salzgitter, Lower Saxony - Germany"
(You´ll see a Trabant here - this one was last built 1990)
An Ayurvedic medicine manufacturing unit. A great deal of care and effort went into preparing the broad range of treatments used at their clinic and resort.
He transformed his life
With such dedication,
He used to be on drugs
Now he's on medication.
Image and verse from my old friend Peter Williams (sadly no longer with us).
Digue de pierres submergées par la montée des eaux dû à l'épuration du barrage de la Tache. Renaison (42)
Dike rocks submerged by the rising waters due to treatment dam Tache. Renaison (42)
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A in camera processed JPEG from Raw. The results are very pleasing. You can also do this in B&W with excellent results.
66044 / 66155 work 3J41 14.43 Didcot-Didcot (via Westbury) Rail Head Treatment Train past Little Bedwyn on 03/10/23.
16/10/2019 (Wed) 1809
Ribblehead viaduct
66302 Endeavour + 66301 Kingmoor TMD
3J11 1609 Carlisle Kingmoor - Carlisle Kingmoor RHTT via Settle - Blackburn-Preston-Barrow-Carnforth-Windermere-Carlisle-Preston-Blackburn-Skipton-Carlisle-Whitehaven- Carlisle
If you like railway pictures that are a bit different to the norm, try the Phoenix Railway Photographic circle website;