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Capturing hearts is what Lucy does best. She's a sweet little dog with lots of love to give and just loves her photo being taken.
These beautiful black bellied whistling ducks have always presented a challenge to capture in flight. You must have sufficient light to capture the details and especially under the wing but also they are fast . This was captured of one flying very close filling the frame. One thing they certainly know when they are coming as they are usually whistling as they fly !!
Wishing a beautiful and blessed Sunday !
An afternoon capture with clouds. The reflection on the calm river Isar came well. It was a bit mystic mood around the scene.
Camera: Canon 5DSR
Lens: Distagon T* 2.8/15 ZE
Focal Length:15mm; Exposure Time: 10 sec;
Aperture: 13; ISO: 100
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Treasures passed down from one generation to the next often are resigned to a life spent in cardboard boxes. There is just so much space for all the collections that each person finds worthy of keeping. However, I've discovered that items that held such pleasure for someone half a century ago can also win my heart. Recently I unpacked some of my mother-in-law's antique perfume bottles. I found myself surprised by the reflected colors in my viewing lens.
She thpought she was out trying to get a capture of the sun, headed to sleep, but little did she know that she was part of the bigger picture.
Putting precious moments on a chip or a disk and forgetting about them until years later
At least - hopefully they aren't hidden forever....
"Oh, do you remember
How young we were
How happy we were
I was so in love with you"
Good thing we can forget the roughest times, but we do learn from them, more than we do from the good times
Grave Stone Deerfield Cemetery, Deerfield Massachussetts.
Judah Wright Died 1747(Captured by Indians)
The photographer on the left and the black column on the right balance the frame. The out of focus areas show a similar color scheme, interrupted only by the light spots on the hair, shoulders, and the rail on the right.
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#18 on Explore, May 29th, 2015
Copyright: Loïc Lagarde
This capture is a stolen shot in the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, when I was visiting Japan beginning April 2014 for Cherry Blossom season.
The Japanese lady waiting for the ned train is wearing a traditional suit "Kimono" and a mask. I took this opportunity to get her as my static foreground when the train enter in the station. I shot with a slow shutter speed allowing to get the train in movement but not too slow to get the lady sharp. By chance, the door of the train is captured in the frame of the picture. At last, I got the perfect contrast between tradition / static / monochrome / verticality on one side and modernity / movement / colors / horizontality on the other side. It comes to be a picturesque scenery representing in some ways Japan by itself.
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