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“Walking Couple” — A couple walks up a narrow, curving street in Montpellier, France.
As the end of our December visit to Montpellier approached, we took a walk through some areas that we had missed the previous days — a walk that took us to the train station, then through a sort of light industrial area, and finally back up into the old central city. Here the streets are often very narrow and lined the tall buildings — and not much light penetrates all the way to the street level.
I grabbed this shot of a couple pushing a stroller up this narrow, curving street. In addition to the usual appeal of the street designed for walking rather than driving, the way the street curved and the increased glow of light at the curve attracted my attention. The unusual pattern of the paving also directs the eye toward the curve and, in this case, the two people.
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A couple stops after their beach walk to enjoy looking at the photos they have taken together.
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I saw the same couple—yes, I’m sure; no, I didn’t get the shot—in single file during heavy rain on the trail above Plitvice Lakes, two days later.
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A wonderful couple at the Red Leaf Studios workshop in White Rock. They've been married already for a few months and totally in love! They posed tirelessly and seemed to have a fantastic time.
Standing under the burning hot sun, I took this image, with the sun in the middle, covered by two pieces of clouds. I realised that the two clouds look like a couple about to kiss passionate in the sky and made me took the picture.
Hanging out with the big boys. A sizable size and appearance between the Canada Goose on the left and the smaller Greater White Fronted Goose on the right.
I have to say this is the first time I've seen a pair of Great Blue Herons, they are usually solitary birds in my experience.
This couple were dancing just behind some tall rushes... I couldn't move over to get a better shot without walking into Bronte Creek myself.
It was a great moment and I was glad I had my camera with me.
Did some tonal adjustments in Luminar4 to try and lessen the distracting reeds.