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Soulis: Secrets of the Deep 8.

Sometimes the best thinking comes in unusual and simple places...

 

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Auyuittuq National Park, Nunavut, Canada

Make sure you are sitting down before reading the prices displayed in the windscreens.

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Soulis: Secrets of the Deep 10.

Explored January 26th 2009

 

Found this image in my archive's, and decided to do some post-processing on this beautiful blue Plumbago flower. Please let me know what you think about this wonderful piece of work that I have presented today on flickr for everyone to enjoy.!!!

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Thanks for all your support on my work in the art of Photography. Lol: Gaston

View in large size for awesome details of this wonderful capture

 

Local in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)

Somewhere deep in the nightly forest im trying to play with light, its like a meeting with the unknown :)

I enjoy doing the touristy sights in my own home town of Mount Gambier in South Australia, and the Blue Lake is always a great place to visit. Today, it was vividly blue and amazingly calm apart from a distant wake being made by a bird. It looked wonderfully cool on what is to be a very hot day here in the mid 90s (35C.).

 

I only had the phone camera, but it did okay in high res mode! The water really is this colour. There is no post processing done to saturate the colours.

Es muss nicht immer strahlender Sonnenschein sein um eine geeignete Belichtung zu finden.

 

Deep Purple was a cosmic band. The boys are old now. Anyway, it somehow matched the color.

other visitors deep below

Deep Dale near Sheldon.

Revelation 16:10 “Then the fifth angel poured out his bowl on the throne of the beast, and his kingdom became full of darkness; and they gnawed their tongues because of the pain.”

 

Job 34:22 “There is no deep shadow, no utter darkness,

where evildoers can hide.”

 

Sunset on truly cloud days is typically a bust. Sometimes you get lucky, get a lovely diffused glow through the clouds, light into the scene. I got something like that on this trip, haze was building within the mountains once more, heavy fog and misty rolling through the valley paths bellow. It was still fun standing on the road side, people slowly parking around me just to find out what it was I was looking at. Finally another photographer turned up, he was more interested in the sky than the valley, but still, sometimes its nice to talk to someone like minded.

 

Aperture: f8

ISO: 640

SS: 1/15th

Focal: 39mm

 

Fujinon 16-55mm

 

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Landschaftspark Nord, Duisburg

Early Purple Orchids and Cowslips in Deep Dale Nature Reserve.

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