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Sometimes, I head to the shore early in the morning to wait for the kingfisher or to capture the moment when swallows are feeding their young. The best time to experience the beauty of sunlight and the sea is between 6:30 and 9:00 AM. The silence is gently disturbed by the soft rustle of the waves. The fresh, oxygen-rich winds from the North Aegean also do wonders for the soul. Even though we are witnessing the effects of the climate crisis all around the world, the beauty of nature, especially watching the sunrise and the changing direction of the sun in the early hours of the morning, is enough. This woman came to the shore while waiting for the kingfisher, swam, took a shower, and then sat on the rocks under the morning sun, observing her surroundings. When she returns home, she will start her day with a delicious Turkish breakfast. Enjoying these beauties and blessings can be considered a privilege and a chance.
I've captured some memorable moments with my camera, and I genuinely hope you'll experience the same joy in viewing these images as I did in capturing them.
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"The physical world, including our bodies, is a response of the observer. We create our bodies as we create the experience of our world." - Deepak Chopra
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Captured with a Nikon Df and a manual Nikkor Ai 24mm ƒ1:2, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film.
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I wish I could tell you who took this picture but by the looks of it, it may have been his last good shot!
Tunnel View should not give you tunnel vision! Take it all in, relax, and enjoy the majestic beauty of Yosemite.
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I had seen this little girl hug her dad and was sad that I was too slow to capture it. So I mentioned it to the parents of how cute a shot it would have been. They tossed the idea to their little girl and she obliged with so much enthusiasm dad didn't know what hit him. After I had gotten my shot the little girl would not stop hugging dad. Plenty of time for mom to break out the phone camera and capture the moment too.
have been loving images in b&w, sepia tones with just a little touch of colour here & there lately...
grouped together just a few examples of wonderful such photography by dear flickr friends & contacts...
from top to bottom, left to right:
Cindy ~> peekaboo part II
Cindy Taylor ~> poems
Krista ~> Chase Your Dreams
Doreen ~> Flutter of soft household memories...
Theresa ~> lines.
Cindy {Cinammon} ~> Outside Outerlands
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Unfortunately, for those of us who love photography, much of the Valley Railroad's North Pole Express operation happens after dark. To capture the magic, you need to bring along some lights. I don't do much night photography, so I don't have lofty goals with regard to getting artsy with flashes. I'm more than satisfied if the resulting image is evenly lit and the photo is sharp. In this frame, Valley Railroad Consolidation #97 whistles for the Ferry Road Crossing at the Hadlyme flag stop. The image was captured with a Nikon Z9 and three Nikon speedlights fired with radio triggers. Unlike the thermonuclear lights that some of my colleagues use, this set-up is not going to light up the whole countryside, but for a simple scene like this, it works pretty well. 1/200th at f/8 and 1600 ISO.
This image was captured during the Thanksgiving 2025 weekend, during North Pole Express operations at Connecticut's Valley Railroad.
Capture Date : 15 Oct 2014
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The Outlaws carried Sir Ian's unconscious form quietly through the alleyways, hoping to avoid the gaze of any invading Garhims. They silently crouched back when they heard the war band coming their way. None of the soldiers seemed to notice, except one Lenfel archer, who stared to shout, but was dead with a crossbow bolt in his head before any of the Garhims noticed anything. The bolt would be just another in a hail of arrows flying across the streets of Granhaven. The Outlaws had decide that since they were losing the city, they would take advantage of their situation by taking a captive. They stole towards the obscure trapdoor that led to the secret tunnels beneath the city. As they eased the door shut, they heard the screams of their companions as they were overtaken by the furious Garhims.
Sir Tarminus whirled his axe in a death-arc, where it crashed into the head of one of the last Queen's captains, shearing the helmet open and killing the man. The Elf Glorfindel of Atlendor, who had brought reinforcements to the street fight just in time to save Tarminus and Ian's warriors from an ambush, drove this knife through the eye of a spearman. Both Queen's men dropped to the ground dead. Tarminus and Glorfindel overviewed the city square, watching the rest of their men killing or chasing away the hostile forces. A sudden thought occurred to Tarminus: "Where's Ian? This was our agreed-upon meeting point." "Serves the young fool right, leading his men right into the boiling oil and the ambush," replied the elf sternly. "That does not matter if he's dead!" Snapped Tarminus. "Fine… I will have my men form patrols to see if we can locate any sign of him…you will do the same, I presume?"
"Aye."
Voices floated dimly into Sir Ian's head. Something had woken him up, something of a pungent odor… " 'Ey, boss, our friend 'ere's wakin' up. Looks like them smelling salts did the trick!" Sir Ian suddenly became aware of an intense throbbing in his forehead, and a searing, burning feeling on his right shoulder, and leg. It overpowered him and he screamed. "Aaa--AAAAAAARGH!!!" "Shut yer trap, ye little maggot!!" He felt the cold blade of a knife pressed against his throat. He bit his lip and clenched his teeth from the pain. "Move, it, now! If the rest 'o your folk catch up, I'll make ye really scream, an' leave yeh to die! March!" The second Outlaw, with the knife, who seemed to be the brawn instead of brain, pressed the knife against his back, struck a torch, and pushed him onwards through the tunnels.
This is my first free build of September for the Lands of Roawia on Merlins Beard forum.
This was quite a difficult shot to get - there were three elements I wanted to capture, the dark brooding sky over Old Harry Rocks, the lovely tongue of surf rolling up the beach, and the sunlight catching the wave tops as they rolled over. It would have been a lot easier with a tripod and SLR but I wasn't carrying either! I don't think it came out too bad in the end though.
It comes alive on black methinks.
Have a fantastic weekend everyone and I hope the weather is kind to you.
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