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Definitely unlike where we have just returned home from, which was near Skegness on the Lincolnshire Coast.
But hey, we walked the beach every day twice a day slowly it must be said. The sea was the North Sea and brown unlike the blue of the Atlantic Ocean but there were waves and that mesmerising movement of waves lapping and on occasion surging in with some big waves hitting the shore. All in all (apart from the worst WIFI signal on that part of the coast it felt very restorative. Cornwall it is NOT though but we still enjoyed our break and re the PVCs I am no worse or better than before we went and my camera as usual was capturing the moments but they look nothing like these lol..Sue :)
as seen at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Granville Island, Vancouver. Artist Fiona Tang created the backdrop.
We have had a lot of cloudy & rainy days in Pittsburgh, I got going early to take advantage of the sky this morning.
Such a treat shooting with little brother Andy caleb4ever! Love this image of him at work...he just picks up the camera, and click...always dead on perfect with the shot!
Please take a minute to press L and view in large!
Captured for Smile on Saturday! :-) theme: smiley in selective colour. Processed using Snapseed. HSoS everyone!
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Capturing a beautiful moment in a photo is something I'm very passionate about.
(Nigel Barker)
Colorful Nature ~ Pink/Purple Wednesday
Life is a Rainbow - Violet
(photo by Freya)
Common Blue (female) on wild carrot on a sunny morning in " my " macro area (July,31, 2010, 7:38 am);
Hauhechel-Bläuling (Weibchen) auf Wilder Möhre an einem sonnigen Morgen in "meinem" Makrorevier (31.07.2010, 7:38 Uhr);
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High Rock Overlook -- More from our last adventure just days before the first lockdown. We got lucky to have the place basically to ourselves.
A tender moment captured on the water as a parent Eurasian Coot passes a fresh beakful of aquatic vegetation to its hungry juvenile. There is something endlessly fascinating about watching bird behavior up close, and capturing these intimate family dynamics through the lens makes the hours spent by the water's edge entirely worth it.
Shot using in-camera techniques to preserve the authentic textures of the plumage, the striking red eye of the adult, and the gentle ripples of the water. No digital manipulation or AI additions—just pure, honest wildlife photography.
The roseate spoonbill is beautiful in almost any light but the setting sun gives it almost a luminous look !! We are so fortunate to have this species in Florida and to be able to see it in different situations and light .
Wishing you all a blessed and wonderful day !!!
I just adore these colours and how well this picture has come out. Hope you like it too.
Artist Statement:
This painting captures a moment suspended between stillness and motion, where nature's forces meet the quiet resilience of human intervention. The floodwater, rendered in vibrant aquamarine, stretches up to a fence that divides two worlds: the ephemeral softness of a golden beige snowfield and the chaotic beauty of nature’s overflow. Flotsam clings to the fence, a symbol of nature’s unpredictability, while partial reflections in the water hint at the delicate balance between earth and sky.
The loose, expressive brushstrokes lend a softness to the composition, emphasizing the fluidity and transience of the scene. The fence, both a literal and metaphorical boundary, offers a sense of perspective, grounding the viewer amidst the vivid yet subtle interplay of colours. Strong, vibrant hues contrast with the gentle nuances of the snowfield, evoking both a sense of serenity and unease. Through this abstraction, I aim to explore the delicate relationship between control and chaos, beauty and destruction, and the quiet persistence of the natural world.
My other half, capturing the view on the Dwyryd Estuary at Portmerion - and no, he doesn't post his images online!
It was a competition of some sort for young girls at the Fair. I was in the back of the room, and there was no way to get enough DOF to get both the phone and the stage in focus. But by taking two photos--first the phone, then the stage, in focus--I was then able to composite them into a single story telling image. I should have taken a third shot, since there is blur visible in the audience between the phone and the stage. Oh well, next time...
HSS