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Hair: Sahara - Foxy - C88 [March round]
Glasses - Bianca Glasses - Fetch
Lipstick: Spina Lipstick Fatpack - Beaumore
Dress - Elena Sweater Dress - ISON - C88 [ March round]
Camera - My Camera - Red (COMMON) - MVT - Equal10 event [March round]
Playing with items found in my kitchen is a wonderful way to dive into macro photography. I found myself thinking about the lyrics of the song, America the Beautiful. This is my version of purple mountain majesties, with a splash of pink and yellow. "The force that propels the human spirit on the clear way forward and upward is the abstract spirit."
Wassily Kandinsky
Captured for Macro Mondays theme: Transportation.
HMM everyone! And Happy Independence Day!
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Background is my latest paint pouring project.
Captured on a riverboat cruise in The Netherlands. Processed for Sliders Sunday using Deep Dream Generator and Snapseed. HSS everyone!
Photographers on stage at graduation from The Haas School of Business at UC, Berkeley the day my daughter received her MBA.
Conestoga Lake is half hour driving from home. The relative larger lake nearby. I went there quite often to shoot the sunset, it is a quiet and peaceful place, people kayaking, paddling, fishing, boating… Light was not perfect every day, it was different every time. This photo captured the people kayaking and fishing under the orange sun rays…
I was delighted to have Lisa, red stilletto and family stay with me over New Year, it was wonderful to bring in 2021 with them.
Many thanks for your visits, kind comments and faves, very much appreciated.
Explore #487
As one rounds the sharp corner of a bend, this stretch of land progressively appears. At this time in the evening, reflections are prominent and even. The sky is almost the same blue as the water, and a single bright spot of light remains on a distant hill.
Soon this will be gone, so off to a safe pullout goes the car, Out I fly with tripod and camera in hand. The setup is fast with all settings predetermined. One shot happens, histograms are checked, adjustments are made, and one more chance to capture the moment. Then, the light on the far hill is gone, and it all fades into darkness.