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Flowers from my holiday home in Akaroa August 2023, Banks Peninsula, New Zealand

Deep Creek Falls in eastern Oregon.

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Way better on black, I mean really much so... press 'L'

 

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A walk with Melanie and Max through Spuckle Woods and Mary's Meadow, Stalisfield to take in the beautiful Kent countryside just for a while. A just opening Greater Butterfly Orchid. So today the Macro lens is off and the super-telephoto on as I am off to Svelbard next week to hopefully photograph Polar Bears on the pack ice among other wonderful things. Once back its off to the Cotswolds and then Norfolk for a week. Last trip out tomorrow for three weeks, see you the other side!

München 2007 // (8057) // On Black

PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 400 ISO • Pentax FA 43mm F1.9 Limited

 

Occhi de Lupo with tomato sauce, anchovies and peas • Occhi de Lupo à la Sauce Tomate, Anchois et Petits-Pois

I probably should have titled it, "Deep. Blue. Background." The reason is because this is Crater Lake, Oregon. Not far from here it reaches a depth of 1,949 feet. It's in the top ten of deepest lakes in the world with it's ranking varying based on what a particular list bases it's measurements. (Southern Oregon Cascades trip DSC_7943.jpg)

Pohutakawa Coast

New Zealand

 

Minolta 9xi with Minolta AF 100mm f2.8 Soft Focus

Corel Painter

Trying out the M3 with infrared filters before sending it in for conversion

Chocolate Labrador dog

PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Sigma Art 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM

 

Common name: Storksbill.

Botanical name: Pelargonium 'Ardens' (P. lobatum x P. fulgidum).

Family: Geraniaceae.

Taken during Elgin Open Gardens, 2016 at Fresh Woods, Western Cape, South Africa.

Valagil Waterfall, 45 km south of Bolungarvik, Iceland, has cut a deep canyon into the volcanic hillside.

PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Sigma Art 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM

 

My ancestors have lived in this community since the 1770s.

Trying to relax after a frantic week of work. At least it's finally Friday :-)

Candid Street Photography from Edinburgh, Scotland

On a visit to South Wales in August 1988, I found this Sentinel 0-6-0 shunter at Deep Navigation Colliery dealing with coal hoppers that would depart once laoded as the 6B70 18:55 SCN [Speedlink Coal Network] service to Radyr Junction. What a pity the shunter had been defaced by the white paint markings 'CMA 4000' whatever it was meant to signify?

 

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Took a few photos here this time round, none of em worked out how I wanted em, let me no what ya think...

  

Bryce 3D program only - no post manipulation

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Agios Prokopios Naxos Geece

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“There are dark shadows on the earth, but its lights are stronger in the contrast.”

- Charles Dickens

 

“Where there is much light, the shadow is deep”

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

 

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I felt this shot gave a sense of the scale of the area.

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