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Whatcom Falls Park is a really amazing urban park. There is a fish hatchery, a pond, a canyon with multiple waterfalls and a WPA-era stone bridge. The forest is deep and cool. A really nice place to walk and unwind.
Glen Brook, Adirondacks, NY. The forest was beginning to take on the lighter greens and creeping into yellows as the season changed to autumn. I wandered along Glen Brook, into the deeper shadows, which made the forest above seem brighter, even on this gray day. After a rainy spell, the brook was up, flowing faster, like life itself seems to be these days. I wonder, if I stood ankle deep in the water, if the current would tug at me...urging me to stay shallow and go with the flow. Knee deep, I would move upstream, better to keep my balance, which is precarious lately, tipping in the wrong direction. I let my thoughts take me soul deep, and hope for redemption.
memory .l. marian
youtu.be/Jwr4TxJ3Wd8?si=9mmiFZ3U7he8do10.
“In the deep dream where memories linger, the past becomes a shadow—familiar, yet untouchable, a ghost that breathes in silence, keeping warmth alive in its quiet ache.”
bes~• Essauria, 09/24
This mamma Mallard and her little ones are having a heck of a time dabbling in this pond full of duckweed as it keeps getting all over them. When the little chicks come up for air they're decorated with the stuff. Apparently it's also a source of food for the ducks from what I read. Well, there is plenty for the whole family then!
Taken 7 April 2019 at Peaceful Waters Sanctuary, Florida
Shadowplay.
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Nikon D750 Nikkor 18-35 / f3.5-4.5
Was nice to finally get out and capture a few images last week.
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Exposure - 0.5
Aperture - F22
18mm
ISO - 100
Sydney photographed from the forest at Blues Point Reserve.
End of Blues Point Road, Blues Point, aka McMahons Point.
And because this image was taken from within a forest of gum trees, here's the haunting sound of 'Sweet Lullaby' by French artists 'Deep Forest'. This is the cool, extended mix:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFS_nfNvD2o
So, on this occasion I parked up on Blues Point Road near the amazing 'Breadworks' cafe, sampling the Flat White Coffee and a simple 'Poached Eggs on Toast', before rambling down to the Blues Point Reserve.
Blues Point Reserve provides magical views across the harbour to the bridge, city and Barangaroo - but you can also look west to Balmain, Goat Island, Balls Head and right up along the Parramatta River.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software
"The central issue is not man's decision to extend formal recognition to God, to furnish God with a certificate that He exists, but the realization of our importance to God's design; not to prove that God is alive, but to prove that man is not dead."
--Abraham Joshua Heschel, (as quoted in Edward K. Kaplan, Spiritual Radical: Abraham Joshua Heschel in America, 1940-1972)
Pose : HERITAGE – LOT OF LOVE
Heritage Shop : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Peaceful%20Shores/191/58/22
Fireman Pete Hackney and driver Mick Pickering, our footplate crew on a Russ Hillier photo charter on the Great Central Railway with Fairburn Tank 42085. I have fond memories of Mick Pickering, the driver on my footplate experience, way back in 2005.
Photographed on the Big Trees Trail in Sequoia National Park, CA in May of 2016.
I've been going through my photo folders from 2016 and reprocessing a lot of my early HDR images. In the "early days" of processing, I, like a lot of HDR "newbies" I understand, used to push the programs sliders a bit too much, enthralled with the color and detail, but not realizing I was really making a mess of the whole process.
The original image can be found in the same album I'm posting this one, for comparison.