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Using Lawn fawn stamps,coloured with Inktense pencils and zig clean color real brush pens. Inspired by Lawnscaping challenges colour splash.
After watering the garden this evening, I noticed how pretty the micro sized water drops looked on the hanging basket of fuchsias with buds. The early sunset light glinting through the water drops, reflecting the bright crimson of the buds.
This was my entry to the WPG 16x12 'Colour Splash' challenge.
The image was taken at Bourne Airfield, Cambridge from the back of my tipper.
The airfield is now disused but was used by Bomber Command during the 2nd World War.
Shooting from the Goulburn Weir towards a distant canola field. I love the scattered trees sprouting from the water in the foreground.
ISO 200 | 1/800 sec | f/8 | 150mm
The wonderful Banana Bridge, properly known as the Langton Street Bridge, is one of the many superb bridges spanning the River Avon in Bristol. This footbridge is Grade II listed and was built around 1884.
I am not normally a fan of colour splashes (or spot colour), but I couldn't resist this guys shirt.
A bright spot in the days before Coronavirus was considered a big issue.
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Candid shot, Barcelona Spain.
You can never have enough of.....bus photos in Princes Street of course and here again is our star bus of the year Volvo B5LH / Gemini 3 number 584 (SJ67 MGV) 'Fab U Bus' wearing this fantastic colour design in celebration of LGBT Pride Edinburgh.
Gemini 3 Hybrid 584 is in partnership with Pride Edinburgh and Lothian is now the organisation's transport partner, helping to promote equality and diversity in and around the capital city.
584's rainbow colour splash has been designed by Lothian's in-house design team and gifted to Pride Edinburgh at the Scotia March in June. It became an instant hit with the Edinburgh public.
Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib at Anandpur, Punjab is one of the most sacred places of the Sikhs, which is linked with their religious traditions and history. by picturesque natural scenery, with the river Satluj forming a shimmering and shiny blue border on the south west barely four miles away. So far as the historical significance of Anandpur Sahib is concerned, it is second only to Amritsar, the city of Golden Temple.
Anandpur Sahib comes to life every year on the occasion of Hola Mohalla. This tradition dates back to the times of the 10th Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The Guru decided that the occasion of the festival of Holi, fun and frolic and colour splashing, be the occasion for the display of the martial spirit of his people and he gave this festival of Holi a more masculine name of Hola Mohalla. Each year Hola Mohalla marks the congregation of lacs of devotees from all over the country for a festival of colour and gaiety.
Thakat Shri Kesh Garh Sahib is the central place of Anandpur Sahib.
This revered place is birthplace of Khalsa: Revelation of Khalsa took place here. The sactum centorium is one of the Five Temporal Authorities (Five Takhats) of Sikhism.
3 layer colour pop - hair, eyes and mouth are full colour, faces are colour/ black white mix, and then the rest is pure mono
This is the view we had, from the apartment we stayed in, when we went to Airlie Beach, for my daughter’s wedding, in December.
This effect is called a splash of colour.
Have a great day/night, dear friends!
With Love
Nat :)
Southern Vectis 1111 (VDL 744) passes through Yarmouth with a needles Breezer on the 29th of October 2021.
Well this was all I could come up with today hope you like it found this one tough again must be out of practice lol
Demonstration of time suspension.
Two external flashes, remotely triggered.
One placed closed to the hands to provide focused illumination to hands and the marbles, power set to 1/128th, one placed away and pointed at a wall to reflect lights and provide uniform lighting.