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Another from the back catalog which had never been processed. The weather is too miserable to get out at the moment.
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the lake of the part of the island of the paradise area is at the sunlight from outdoors is more stunned and amazing of the scenery is looking sharp of the lake for the island paradise warm temperature weather of the sunlight of the natural
Siamo fatti della stessa materia di cui sono fatti i sogni Vorrei essere una nuvola bianca in un cielo infinito per seguirti ovunque e amarti ogni istante Se sei un sogno non svegliarmi.
(Pablo Neruda)
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I was battling the midges (my first experience with the little bastards) tyring to compose some images of this Old Bridge without tourits in the scene. My patience ran out so I later cloned them out ;-)
In this image you can see the Graham, Marsco, in the distance.
From Wiki: Grahams are defined as Scottish hills between 600 and 762 metres in height, with a minimum prominence, or drop, of 150 metres
Another gem from Scotland. We stayed about 15 minutes away, in Portree, and this was shot on the way to Neist Point. Time is about 8:00PM, so you are starting to get some harsher shadowing and nice tonality. This is looking East, so I have the sun setting behind me to the left. If you think quintessential Scotland, this is it.
A day later, I had tried for a sunrise shot, at about 0300-0400, but we ran into usual Skye weather of rain, overcast and very windy (~50mph), preventing any shot of this.
The Quiraing is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiraing
In Skye there are three periods of snow. Winter snow, lambing snow and cuckoo snow. Non of which tend to last long. This is from the Alt Dearg looking to Glamaig and the middle reds.
Lucky to be in Skye last night for the gorgeous Aurora display. There was heavy cloud cover and I was doubtful we'd be able to see anything, but it cleared enough to be visible even to the naked eye. The pink however was only revealed on camera.
A walk in Portree after we arrived, led us past a couple of boats grounded by low tide or just pulled well up onto the shore I'm not sure.
I thought they made a nice foreground element for the view across to Penifiler.
Perfect happiness is a beautiful sunset, the giggle of a grandchild, the first snowfall. It's the little things that make happy moments, not the grand events. Joy comes in sips, not gulps. Sharon Draper