Constellations
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"Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies."
– Aristotle.
A. Let me show you how much I love you.
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shadowy forest
a quiet constellation
dreams until twilight
a few more images from my hibernation state
I'll be awake soon...
for now
here's to dreaming happily..
free from fences friday ;-)
Created in DDG Text 2 Dream.
Prompt:
Christmas Goddess, beautiful, long wavy billowing silver hair, snowflakes, icicles, sparkling, glowing, by Amanda Sage, Catherine Abel, No Hands, photorealism, precisionism, hyperdetailed, beautiful, mysterious, hyperrealism, surrealism, incredibly detailed, iridescence, sensuality.
Filters: PSE21 and Topaz Studio.
A bit of hand painting.
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“Stretching his hand up to reach the stars, too often man forgets the flowers at his feet.” /Jeremy Bentham
Constelación de Viktor.
For the "Strange and Unusual Worlds" Contest in the Hypothetical Awards Group.
THANK YOU ALL MY KIND FLICKR FRIENDS. YOUR COMMENTS AND INVITATIONS ARE VERY MOTIVATING AND APPRECIATED.
GRACIAS A TODOS MIS AMABLES AMIGOS DE FLICKR. SUS COMENTARIOS, INVITACIONES Y FAVORITOS, SON MUY MOTIVANTES Y APRECIADOS
Images and textures of my own.
Querétaro - México.
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The night in Manarola is even more beautiful than sunset. We spent many hours watching the distant lights of Cinque Terre and may prove it:-). Another photo from fantastic Italy.
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#sliderssunday
You've seen this flower before, but it's been a while (please see the first comment). This sturdy little thing of (to me) unknown ID, blooming for a very long time despite being exposed to the cold late autumn temperatures on our balcony, had been my photographic "lockdown past time" along with the weekly MM assignments which helped a lot during one of the many lockdowns, and I can't believe that this is almost four years ago – time seemed to have stopped in those years.
I photographed this humble yellow beauty from all sides, at different times of the day/evening, and with different lenses throughout a couple of weeks. At one point, I had the idea to use the spray bottle to jazz it up a little bit with "nature's jewels". The yellow bokeh balls in the background are lights in the windows of a house right across the street, and they reminded me of a stellar constellation, hence the title.
This image has been waiting on my hard drive almost forever, fully processed and ready to upload, so I don't recall any of the processing steps. Judging from the looks, I'm sure that Analog Efex was involved, but that's it ;)
Happy Sliders Sunday, Everyone!
Things are as they are. Looking out into it the universe at night, we make no comparisons between right and wrong stars, nor between well and badly arranged constellations. Alan Watts
a Santiago Calatrava sculpture installed in the park at River Point, Chicago.
Calatrava’s intention in this sculpture is for it to simply grow from the ground. Within each figure, an internal logic of autonomy delivers lyrical forms and implies a sense of elevation and spiritual uplifting, reflecting the building’ it sits in front of’s mirrored architectural arch.
I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars
~Mandino
During the second dark-sky portion of January, I elected to compose a nightscape with Orion as the main subject. I hauled myself up to Oak Flats (a better location for deep sky than my backyard!). In this case I also used my Sky Watcher, and my Canon EOS Ra was equipped with the Samyang 14mm. I captured 6 4-minute exposures at f5.6 and ISO 800. My process of the sky image was similar to other deep sky work, and I blended it with the landscape shot at the same location, same time.
Orion, the Pleaides, Sirius, and the Milky Way all figure in the sky, along with a host of H-alpha emission regions.
I'm sure a bit more time and maybe some even darker skies would get the deep sky to show even better, though I'm pretty pleased with this effort close to home!
Peace and cheers!
Travellers to The Frozen Planet have reported seeing a constellation in the night sky which is visible for just a few days during our month of December. It is called SC+8 because of its resemblance to Santa Claus + 8 reindeer. This is the first photo to reportedly show the constellation.
Created for the Shock of the New Group Contest Frostbite
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