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Taken at Wilson Bright in Tasmania. Take me 9 days to get to this footprint less beach and there were only one star night. I am glad that aurora show up.
One of the many stunning fjords on the Lofoten islands, near Flakstad and Nusfjord.. This is a vertical panorama taken with a drone... The different levels of deepness of the water are very interesting in this particular Fjord.
Afternoon light indoors from a distant window. Light experiments with a Calla Lily cut from my Gold Coast hinterland garden.
This is Middle Falls on Mt Airy Creek. I made this single from the trail about 100 feet above the creek below on river-right. This is probably the best vantage point for a view on the length of the waterfall, as it is practically a slide. There is no way to reach the base of this waterfall from this view, or for that matter, any section of the creek except for the upper and lower extremities. The ridgeline trail is a straight vertical drop to the bottom with no hand-holds. This photo accommodates and portrays the length of the waterfall but how extremely steep it is viewed from this point. I did find a possible entry point about 100 yads downstream off the trail possibly leading down to the creek side, but I wouldn't even think of it without a 100-foot rope. Even if I were able to make it to the creek below, I'm not sure how visible the waterfall would be given the geometry of it's upper height and rhododendron overgrowth. I'm still going to plan an excursion to make it down though.
Äste reflektieren das Licht. Tief blau, am späten Nachmittag.
Branches reflect the light. Deep blue, in the late afternoon.
early morning ... walking along the fields ... close to the Bavarian river Naab ... hdr
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There must be many remote waterfalls on the island of Tanna that don't have easy access. One day I'd like to visit as many as I can - there's nothing quite like a gushing torrent of fresh water in a tropical country! This one was 30 minutes walk from Louniel Village where we were staying.
"into deep ~ by Genesis (Phil Collins)"
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This is the kind of fall that I love...crisp, chilly, colorful....and knee deep leaves to kick around! Well, not really knee depp, but you know what I mean. :)
Digging through my older work, I stumbled on this,...one that I forgot to post!
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Not a real space photo. Light art. Photoshop manipulations = composite image from 2 exposures, gas clouds/nebula created using Waterworld technique, background/foreground stars/gas planet from separate image (LED/laser/kiln), (Took out the increased noise layer...didn't like it, all effects now from two unmanipulated exposures). Still testing effects.
To get a photo like this, you need a wide-angle lens but not necessarily a fish-eye lens. The 14-24 on the Nikon looks like a fisheye because it is so bulbous, but it is not. The fisheye does that extreme warping that can be quite artistic and nice. These wide angles, however, while warping, do not make the final image so abstract as to be almost unrecognizable.
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