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On the last day of our 4-day storm-watching trip to Vancouver Island's west coast, a big one finally arrived - prompted by an offshore cyclone. Overcast, heavy rain, and a fierce wind. This was taken from the Wild Pacific Trail, near Amphitrite Point, Ucluelet. Nearly all of the colour images taken appeared as if they were in black & white. Some, like this one, showed only tinges of colour, at best.
When the Sun cleared the horizon it beautifully backlit the breakers crashing on the rocky beach at Valahnúkamöl, on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula.
The breakers in Felixstowe Old Town I love this part of Felixstowe... The waves were quite rough and I nearly got soaked trying to get this shot but it was worth it :)
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Taken at Sunny's studio. (pose:Devil Inside )
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Malvera Fairspring a wood elf born and raised in Terrah, home of the earth Ashari, a multiracial tribe of druids and protectors of nature. from a very early age she trained in the Druidic arts, learning about nature, the many varieties of flora and fauna. this knowledge would prove instrumental to her once she becomes a druid herself. however, during the final portion of her training, it was discovered she lacked even the most basic control over her magic.
Malvera's spells would have wild and unpredictable effects making her ineffective as a druid. this also kicked off her struggle with her temper the anger and savage rage of failing at the one path she had laid out for her by generation of her family before her. lossing her temper would often cause her to accidentally cast a botched version of a druid spell, one that has far more destructive effects that intended. this made her somewhat of a pariah in her tribe, "the broken druid" people would call her behind her back....
Malvera lived on the outskirts of the village well away from anyone she could accidentally harm with her wild magic and unchecked temper. until one evening she heard screams and cries for help coming from the village, and for once, she wasn't to blame. she ran to investigate and found a creature had breached the portal from the elemental plane of earth a portal that the tribe has been tasked with guarding for centuries. a Fomorian came though to the material plane, the hideously deformed hunch-backed giant was tearing through the village and it's druidic protectors.
Though still annoyed with her fellows for shunning her, Malvera couldn't stand to see them come to harm. in a rage she grabbed the nearest weapon, a greatsword laying near a slain soldier, and she charged at the giant-kin channeling her anger and rage, she slashed at the flesh of it's grey and wort covered legs. the giant raised it's tree trunk club and seemed to crush small Elf with a mighty swing, however, she had teleported from his reach, another random magical effect activated by her rage. she continued her assault on the monstrous being, vanishing before it before it's attacks could connect, she kept it busy long enough for the druids to gather and cast their own magic, entangling the creature, bringing it to it's knees then tying it down with enchanted vines that reach from the earth. with the Fomorian bound and helpless Malvera finished it off, taking it's head with one critical strike.
With newfound appreciation for her unique magic, she shifted the focus of her training, from the magical, to the martial, training with the warriors of the tribe and learning to use her various wild magic abilities to hinder her foes. becoming one of the most feared and respected warriors of the Ashari tribes Malvera was no longer called "the broken druid" but rather "the Breaker druid." there is no man or beast she will not break to protect her people and the lands they call home.
I put the sigma 150-500 f5-6.3 on the Canon 5D Mark II and went out back yesterday. We are still sticking close to home even though the province is now in Phase 3 - hubby has day surgery on his back on Monday and they asked that we limit who we see just our household or if we have others here that they mask up even though we have had both shots each. I forget how heavy this lens is at times but, I love it nonetheless.
Hand held aperture priority at f6.3 ISO was 320 and I focused on the one cattail. I know, it's in the middle a no-no for the composition but I am a photography rule breaker. Edited in ON1 Photo Raw 2021 by adding the Kodachrome preset - it is one of my favourite ones as it reminds me of the colours one would get with Kodachrome film.
After an afternoon of climbing last weekend, my favorite shot is of these wave clouds. It's so rare that you get to see breakers in the sky. Northern Colorado. November 2007.
Getting a little fed up of this rain, roll on 2016 and hopefully some decent weather :) Sunset taken at the end of summer on our local beach.
The sea running right up to the cliff base at High Tide yesterday. Fair old sea on with the SE wind.
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The side view of the Breakers mansion in Newport, RI.
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Tunnel Beach, Dunedin.
Watching the awesome waves crashing to the steep cliff, even from far away you can feel its raw power.
By the way, it's a long way going down, and an even loonger way going up to the car park! Definitely not for the faint kneed! LoL
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Nikon D600 + Nikkor 16-35mm + Haida ND3.0
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Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney bedroom.
Forced paper whites, stargazer lilies and amaryllis add their scents to the display.
The last red Solar at TM travel was 674, which was withdrawn during June 2025, one month after I took my photos of this.
I have ridden on this one before, and I think I described it as a back breaker of a Solar, I had an insane run down the lanes which I’ll remember this one most for…
Row of wooden breakers near Hutan Melintang Port, Perak, Malaysia.
One of the point of entry to Malaysia from Indonesia.
Sunset | Digital Blending | 3 images | Nikon D600 | Tamron 17-35mm | Lee 1.2HG
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