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Upstairs and downstairs at the opera

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Amazing clouds spiralling out from a slowly approaching stormy front dominated the blue sky that morning. Cotswold Way. Lansdown, near Bath. Banes, England, U.K.

 

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Slightly different composition and shorter focal length than the earlier post

Alvingham Watermill is a fully equipped 3 storey water-powered corn mill.

It is located on a 12th century site; a watermill is known to have been on this site since 1155. But there is evidence that this site has been used for mills previously, with a mill recorded here in the Doomsday Book of 1086.

Alvingham Watermill has an 11 ft diameter by 8 ft wide breastshot water wheel, dated 1782, and cast iron gearing by Sanderson and Louth circa 1820.

Water is channelled from the River Lud and culverted under Louth Canal in a brick tunnel.

 

Austin, Texas, ATX, TX. Nature, sidewalk, fall, oak leaf, acorn, found art, still life, composition.

-Taken during an extremely hot day in summer 2016

 

-Completely unedited

Photography & Post-Edition: Rodrigo Adonis

She: Carol Méndez

Hard to make up one's mind sometimes... :-)

Oregon Gardens

 

Sony ILCE-7M2 | Lensbaby Velvet 28mm ƒ/2.5

Often see on the edge of compositions taken in this woodland, this confused little oak is now centre stage. Confused you ask, well it’s just an observation but taking the main branch on the left as an example you must see it’s struggled to make a decision. “I’m going spread my branches as wide as wide can be”. “Hmm, this is wide enough maybe I should be going upwards”. “Whoa! I need a bit of that sunlight from gap over there”. “That should do it, boy it takes years to correct a mistake, now let’s go up”. “No, no we’re in the shadows again I still need to be further over”. “Ooh look down there, there’s my trunk again I seem to be back where I started”. As you can see our tree is all over the place, at least it’s U turns are no over night, I think I’ll call it Bojo, or is that cruel.

Photo argentique juillet 1998

 

Souvenir au col du Tour noir ; au fond La Verte - Massif du Mont-Blanc (Haute-Savoie)

Compositionally Challenged Holiday Buffet - Playing with Shadows

Hammered brass sconce lit with Christmas lights.

COmposition Series

Extract from the context volumes, colors and shapes by subjectively creating a new self-sufficient harmony.

My final image from our post Christmas trip which took in much of the Scottish north west. The sunset colours just kept improving and though a slight breeze had started to affect the surface of Lochan an Ais I decided to zoom in somewhat from my previous composition and feature Stac Pollaidh and the fabulous colour banding in the sky and still lovely reflections.

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