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As the early morning sunlight gently filters through the canopy of trees, the park comes alive with a soft, golden glow. The sun's rays, warm and welcoming, dance playfully on the leaves above, casting dappled shadows across the grass below. Children, full of energy and laughter, run and play in this serene setting, their joyous voices filling the air.
The park feels like a sanctuary, with the cool shade of the trees offering respite from the sun's intense heat, while the golden beams create a magical contrast as they break through the branches. The sunlight seems to follow the children as they weave through the trees, casting their playful shadows on the ground like fleeting moments of happiness.
Some children gather in groups, their faces lit with excitement as they chase after one another, their laughter echoing through the space. Others sit on the grass, their backs leaning against the sturdy trunks of the trees, basking in the warmth of the sun while they chat and share stories. Each child is a part of the vibrant tapestry that this park has become—a picture of innocence and carefree joy.
The sun's rays illuminate the delicate details of the world around them: the fluttering wings of butterflies, the tiny flowers swaying in the breeze, and the soft rustling of the leaves overhead. Everything feels peaceful as if the natural world is holding its breath in this moment of beauty.
In this brief interlude between the shadows and light, the children and the trees seem united in their quiet celebration of life. The sun's golden touch makes the ordinary extraordinary, turning the park into a place where time slows down and every moment is cherished. In the presence of nature’s warmth and children's laughter, everything feels perfectly aligned—an enchanting harmony of sun, shade, and youth.
"There is no reason good enough for us to ever be out of alignment with Peace, and there is no reason good enough for us to ever be out of alignment with Love."
~ Alaric Hutchinson, Living Peace
This alignment happens in May. I mean the next time this haooens, the sky is overcast and you dont get this shot. So everyone flocks to get that 1 shot... and so did I :)
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We recently returned from a trip to Banff National Park. While it was still height of tourist season, and the weather didn't always cooperate, we had a wonderful time exploring Banff and Lake Louise.
There was one glorious morning where everything seemed to be aligned. The original plan was to photograph elsewhere, but my husband noticed that there was ground fog. So we changed plans and came to this overlook that we had scouted the night before. There was low fog, some color in the sky, and the mountains were visible. Fantastic. It was fun to watch the fog ebb and flow around the valley.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
About as autumn-y as it gets, a memory from a couple of weeks ago in the Alps. I knew about this waterfall being located on the way to the mountains and during the week I spent camping in the area I didn't have much interest in shooting it, but on the very last morning, when leaving the fog covered valley, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to pay this place a short visit and snap this image.
Zeiss Ikon Box Tengor 54/2, fomapan 200, developed in rodinal 1+100, one hour.
scanned with my Sony a7 and Minolta MC Macro Rokkor-QF 50mm f3.5
About 15 minutes after sunset looking north from the Venice Pier February 24, 2009. HDR from 6 handheld exposures. I had to make this one in CS4 as Photomatix couldn't align it properly. Tonemapped in photomatix anyway and finished the edit in photoshop.
Every day in Rodi Garganico, Apulien Italy, I am admiring on daily basis, amazing sunsets.
I suppose that, (by waking up earlier), I would admire great sunrise too in the Sunrise Beach...
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Je ne vais certainement pas contredire ce fameux décérébré de forum : "rien n'est plus facile que d'aligner quelques photos faites avec un distagon" ...
Encore faut-il, avant d'en parler avoir au moins une seule fois approché un distagon, LOL hahahahahaha !!!
Le pauvre type ne sait pas de quoi il parle, peut-être un jour fera t-il des photos ... Commencer par s'acheter des yeux et un cerveau me paraîtrait un excellent début ...
GP3 "old stock" péremption 2014, hasselblad 500C/M + distagon 50 C. La GP3 est un excellent film, à l'époque aux alentours de 2 euros le roll ... Elle a un peu augmentée mais cela reste raisonnable par grosse quantité en importation directe, sachant que la new GP3 est encore très supérieure à l'ancienne ... Il y a un peu plus de grain qu'à mon habitude car je pense que le tandem révélateur utilisé/GP3 n'est pas optimum ;o)
J'ai en général de très bons résultats avec ce film mais certains révélateurs et mode de traitement fonctionnent mieux que d'autres ...
Une chose est certaine, c'est que contrairement aux détestables fomapan, la GP3, ELLE, fait très largement la sensibilité indiquée hahahaha !!! Pour presque 2 fois moins cher, elle est très très supérieure aux abominables "fomapan" au niveau contraste, définition, gamme de gris et grain !!
Après ceux qui pensent que les forums photos, les boutiques adjacentes, et les administrateurs, ne se gavent pas sur leur dos sont certainement des crétins crédules haha !!
Pas de posemètre, pas de prélavage, pas de bain d'arrêt, pas de recette exotique de forum dits "argentiques" à la "concon"... juste des résultats acceptables ... et surtout pour le plaisir d'en faire sans prétention .... Pendant que d'autres font salon, ont réponse à tout, mais on ne voit jamais leurs photos parce qu'ils n'en font pas !! Je suis complètement mort de rire !!!
A bientôt sur flickr pour partager, apprendre, transmettre ..... possibilité d'obtenir des exifs par flickr mail pour mes amis :o))
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It seems there's one in everyone's stream. :)
This reminds me an Antoine De Saint-Exupèry's quote:
"To love is not to look at each other, it's to look together in the same direction."
Yep, this is HDR-like. But I didn't use any usual way to do this. I imported 2 pictures with different exposures as layers, aligned them manually (so hard) and then I tried out some blend modes. You must View Large On Black to get the real idea of this.
At last, but not less important, Happy Bokeh Wednesday!
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Very first Explore FP!
Dans la lande dorée de Carnac,
Ces pierres millénaires dressent leurs silhouettes,
Sentinelles granitiques, muettes témoins d'un passé enfoui.
Elles se succèdent, telle une procession de gardiens,
Alignées avec une précision énigmatique,
Défiant le temps et les éléments.
Leurs formes tourmentées, sculptées par les vents,
Semblent vouloir raconter les secrets oubliés
De ces anciens peuples qui les ont érigées.
Elles se tiennent immobiles, Comme pour méditer sur la course Incessante des saisons et des civilisations.
Au-delà de ces alignements mystérieux,
Les maisons de granit se blottissent,
Abritant la vie d'aujourd'hui Sous le regard impassible des géants de pierre.
Un dialogue silencieux s'établit
Entre l'ancien et le moderne,
Entre la nature sauvage et l'homme.
Ces menhirs, témoins d'une époque révolue,
Veillent avec sérénité sur cette contrée bretonne,
Où le temps semble s'être arrêté.
Ils perpétuent la mémoire d'un passé mystérieux,
Invitant les visiteurs à se laisser imprégner
Par la poésie mélancolique de ces lieux.
We are all trying to plan our photographic trips in advance, but always something takes you by surprise.
This image was taken in Marken, Netherlands and the wind was blowing so hard that our travel tripods didn't stand a chance. Unfortunately, this is one of the few photos that was actually in focus. We love overcast days because of the good opportunity for capturing some nice contrast black and white pictures.
This one came up pretty good. Hope you like it, enjoy!
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Don't know what the two bright stars in the sky are here, but it was at twilight in the western sky off of Bowen Island. I took the photo because of the brightest star (planet), and when editing the photo, I noticed the lesser light close to the branches of the tall tree on the right.
Hillsboro Beach, officially known as the Town of Hillsboro Beach, is a town in Broward County, Florida, United States. The population was 1,981 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to 5,564,635 people at the 2010 census.
The town was named for the Earl of Hillsborough, who received large grants of land from the King of England while Florida was an English possession.
The 3.2-mile (5.1 km) strip along Florida State Road A1A is officially known as "Hillsboro Mile" in the town's boundaries, and it's the only main road in town. Because this is the only main public road, it is aligned with the residents' mansions and commonly called "Millionaires' Mile" by both local residents and visitors alike.
Since the town's earliest years, the population doubles during wintertime.
Credit for the data above is given to the following website:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsboro_Beach,_Florida
Hillsboro Beach, officially known as the Town of Hillsboro Beach, is a town in Broward County, Florida, United States. The population was 1,981 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to 5,564,635 people at the 2010 census.
The town was named for the Earl of Hillsborough, who received large grants of land from the King of England while Florida was an English possession.
The 3.2-mile (5.1 km) strip along Florida State Road A1A is officially known as "Hillsboro Mile" in the town's boundaries, and it's the only main road in town. Because this is the only main public road, it is aligned with the residents' mansions and commonly called "Millionaires' Mile" by both local residents and visitors alike.
Since the town's earliest years, the population doubles during wintertime.
Credit for the data above is given to the following website: