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A new day dawns beautifully at Idaho's Little Redfish Lake. Mt. Heyburn and Horstmann Peak are reflected in the calm waters below.
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"There's music in the sighing of a reed;
There's music in the gushing of a rill;
There's music in all things, if men had ears:
Their earth is but an echo of the spheres."--Robert Byron
Created for Kreative People Treat This 317 ~June 01 - June 07.
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Created in DDG Text 2 Dream as a source for two works.
The prompt is the title.
I used xandra m's orchid photo below as the source.
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Filters: PS Beta 23, Topaz Gigapixel Ai, Topaz Studio.
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Once upon a time when travel was a thing ......
Let your imagination run wild... take you to your dream destination.
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a square from a magical evening:))
i am pleased with this one:))
a 30 second exposure, used two Lee filters 0.9 and 0.75 soft grads:)
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Johnny:)
This was a beautiful bird that we saw on one of our trips to Ecuador. We waited over two hours to see this species and a woman was there who had come from Panama just to see this species. they are extremely shy birds and do not often come out in the open. We were tol that they are some times seen late in the afternoon if we were fortunate enough to be there. The wait was definitely worth it as it was incredibly beautiful !!!
Wishing you all a great and blessed day !!
A Christmas Gift!!!
Um brinde ao Natal! Às festas. Às famílias que se reúnem envolta da árvore.
Really special thanks: Luciano, Marta and Ana Lee Smith!!!
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A fascinating line up presented itself to me at Manchester Piccadilly two days ago.
I was visiting the town to see a concert at the Apollo. Myself and my two kids were in town to see Greta Van Fleet, they are from Michigan and are tipped to be a big band.
Of course I had to squeeze in a few hours of railway photography thus this picture.
From left to right they are.....
195112 2S85 1414 SHF-MP
175111 1U48 1531 MP-CMTHN
397012 1M97 1212 EDW-MN APT
158864/856 1R20 1056 NWCH-LLS
The gig was great.
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Last time, I posted a photo of the epic Mount Vestrahorn in Iceland's east, blanketed in a carpet of wildflowers during summer. This time, it's covered in snow in the midst of winter. The area is stunning for photography with endless compositions, rain, hail or shine.
A Beautiful early spring evening on Ullswater, going back to March last year.
25th Feb 2010
Sony Alpha A700
Sigma 10-20mm
F16
13mm
ISO100
Exposure 2 Second
Lee Hard Grad 0.6
Processed in CS5, Lightroom
Getty Images - Brian Kerr Photography
Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without asking my written permission. All rights reserved.....© Brian Kerr Photography 2011
A cloudy day in the coastal hills. Alone with the grass, the wild flowers and the deer.
San Mateo County CA
A pair of ES44AC’s are in manned pusher service as they shove the rear of loaded coal train NS 826 on the Pokey. It’s seen here crossing over the Tug Fork River in Roderfield, WV.
10-29-2024
Mud, brick, and thatched hut in Madagascar, Africa. Love that Southern Hemisphere Milky Way! The Milky Way core is much more variable in position in the Southern Hemisphere relative to the horizon. In the Northern Hemisphere the core is always near the horizon, making it easy to position the core near a foreground structure. In the Southern Hemisphere it takes a bit more planning to bet the core next to a foreground structure as the core rises (or falls) as the Milky Way rises/falls. This is a stacked image, 14 mm, 15 sec., f/2.8, ISO 10,000.
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que paséis buen fin de semana!
have a nice weekend!
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gracias por vuestras visitas y comentarios ;))
many thanks you all for your visit and kind comments!
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gracias infinitas en nombre de Mateo y de todos los Mateos ...
Waltz No. 1 in E flat Major, Op. 18, Chopin
En mémoire à Michelle Bessède, notre étincelante professeur de danse.
A Thousand Words - Mt. Shuksan, Washington State For anyone interested in my 2018 workshop schedule you can now find it on my website at www.aaronreedphotography.com
A Wild Morning
A very early trip out to Silloth yesterday morning guessing that the weather was going to be a little bit changeable. Sitting in the car watching the weather coming in as it was getting close to sunrise, I decided it was time to make my move.
A slightly different view from of the groyne and concrete wall I have shot before, as you can see it was the sunrise hitting the dark stormy sky that caught my eye here.
A few minutes after this I was standing at the front of the concrete wall getting soaked and trying to protect the camera:)
Silloth, Cumbria
Sony A7Rii
Zeiss Loxia 21mm f2.8
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© Brian Kerr Photography 2017
It had been a frosty night, it was still on the leaves under shady hedges.
I lost the detail of the snowdrops in the bright winter sun, though I was thrilled to get the approaching bee in February!
Taken in the grounds of the National History Museum of Wales
A lovely start to today down at Milford on Sea. Unfortunately I really should have worn some more practical footwear and I drove home with some seawater!
A quilt from the Gee's Bend Quilters collection at The Royal Academy of Arts, London.
Quilter: Marlene Bennett Jones
Triangles, 2021
Denim, corduroy and cotton.
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The dragonfly's a timid thing,
He's very pretty, too;
His lacy wings are clear as glass
And delicate as dew.
I don't know why the dragonfly
Has such a fearful name.
I never saw a dragon
That was nearly half as tame.
I know he's not a dragon, though,
With a dragon's evil eye,
For dragons like to spit out fire
And roar and terrify
This graceful creature settles down
To sit upon your hand.
So why it's named a dragonfly,
I'll never understand.
by Weber,Thomasina
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Have a LOVELY day my friends!!!
I've been working on this idea over the last few days. I wish I would have thought about the size of the dinosaurs since Ralphie is older than Randy. It bugs me that Randy is taller than Ralphie but live and learn... My results are pretty amateurish but these are my first attempts at creating costumes for anything so despite it being rough I did learn a lot from this exercise.