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Willow Creek conveniently makes a nice little reflecting pool just upstream of Broken Bow Arch. The location is Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument, in southern Utah.
Broken Arch in Arches National Park, Utah, USA. This is an image from last summer. This is part of an ongoing effort to improve post processing skills and to capture the colors of the Milky Way.
The photo was taken with a Canon 6D camera, Canon 16-35 mm f/2.8 lens set at 16 mm and f 2.8, ISO 6400, 30 sec.
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Wenige Gehminuten von unserer Ferienwohnung entfernt, steht diese Windmühle. Erbaut 1863 war sie bis in die 1960er Jahre in Betrieb. Danach gestaltete der Künstler Detlef Kempgens die Mühle in sein Atelier und Wohnung um. Auf dem Gelände befinden sich einige seiner Kunstwerke.
Day 70 of the 365 days of photography project.
The broken tree at Hurstwood, home to many insects.
Discovered in Burnley, Lancashire
Sorry to post such a downer on Valentines Day .... but this is where this idea led.
Hope you all h ave a wonderful Valentines...with no broken hearts!
WAH - theme heart-shaped
100x where x = at my feet
65/100x
this is another shot of dunstanburgh castle on the stunning northumberland coastline. thank you for taking the time to look. broken stones paul weller.
A corner of a broken plastic CD case where I've used a couple of circular polarizers and created bifringence for colour and interest.
Macro Mondays -- Broken.
Piece of a broken wineglass stem with reflection of background colours.
I have been travelling last week, but I happened to make this image the week before, without knowing the upcoming subject.
AAW August 19-26: Broken
WIT: I had the pieces of this broken bracelet that I kept in case...so I did find a use for it after all, lol!
This is what it looked like before.
A magnificent tree, I was so sad to see it all broken. It will probably have to be taken down completely, which is even worse.
As for the other trees in the garden, it's anyone's guess as to what will happen to them.
The tree in the top right collage photo looked like this before :
It will be so sad if they lose the bit that's left.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
Oh no no oh no
Not broken
In two not you
Like the seed you grow
Under it all
You're roots take hold
Smooth out the creases
Then you'll see
And when you fall
Down in between them all
Here you are whole
Not broken
On and on hold on
Not broken
Just loose at the seams
Oh no no don't let go
Just listen
Goodness increases
You will see
And when you fall
Down in between them all
Here you are whole
Not broken
Leave it behind
All of the pain inside
Here you will be
Not broken
Through the crowd, patchwork souls
Move closer
Closer
And when you fall
Down in between them all
Here you are whole
Not broken
Leave it behind
All of the pain inside
Here you will be
Not broken
You will see
You will see
A small creek in the Central Oregon Cascades and Broken top in a distance.
1.6-second exposure, 19mm @ f/13, ISO 50, B&W circular polarizer, 2 and 3-stop stacked Lee filters.
Explore front page on July 12. Thanks, folks, for all comments and favorites! :)
Broken Land
The Adventures
These rivers run too deep
With schemes of men for days that lay ahead
They sell their souls so cheap
They breed mistrust and fill my heart with dread
When did the boy become a man
And lose his life to learn
So much confusion to this plan
These times are not changing
Show me the love to keep us together
Open up your hearts don't turn me away
Comfort me through this stormy weather
From where I stand,
I see a broken land
This boy has learned to fail
In times like these to cry seems so absurd
His own life's crisis pales
In the shadow of this truly dying world
Final image from our chasing canola day.
Hope you like ‘Broken Land’
Cheers, Mike
The broken pier at Aberdour. This was actually supposed to be a quick scouting trip on the way past for a future sunrise but the conditions were so calm it would have been silly not to! 0.3 soft Grad.
Even a broken windmill can be photogenic in the right light. I drive past this thing all the time and this was the first time I ever felt inspired to shoot it.
Teapot mosaic using pieces of broken china I found on the Thames foreshore in London. Some of the pieces may be export china from the Far East from teacups or teapots, dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries - there are certainly some pieces of willow pattern in the mix
……. Made me smile!! Looks like a repair has been painstakingly done on one leaf, but the pigment isn’t quite right or has ‘aged’ differently! One from the Billiard room at Allan Bank (N/Trust) Grasmere in Cumbria. A candidate for this weeks ‘Smile on Saturday’ theme which is ‘Man-Made Leaves’. Actually Allan Bank is a good place to go at the moment to see more Man-Made Leaves (and great art) - see 1st comment box. HS😊S, Alan:-)
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