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this iris looks like a deep sea creature to me.
the day after the full moon in scorpio, i had a dream my backyard was an ocean. it much resembled the ocean planet in the movie interstellar. i asked someone how deep the water was, and they told me it was 40 feet deep, which reminded me of the great flood in the bible as i was waking up. idk what any of this means symbolically but i'll be considering it.
This was one of many visits to the delightful Deepdale, BUT it was a first with John Bleakley and a first to actually walk its full length and climb out at the top onto the ridge between Fairfield and St Sunday Crag.
That was an experience in itself.
At the head of this valley the path just seems to run out and you end up climbing an almost vertical green mossy wall up to the col. It was extremely entertaining as I watched JB taking the last 50 metres up to my resting place on the ridge of Deepdale Hause in fine style before we went on to St Sunday Crag.
A great day out, but we won't be repeating the green wall any time soon!
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Deep in thought.
He stood there alone his only companion was the sea.
It was as if he was sharing his silent thoughts with the waves as they rolled in and perhaps in is mind the receding waves would wash away his thoughts.
North Coast, New South Wales, Australia.
CREDITS, SLURLS & MORE
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The Fade Out Line - Phoebe Killdeer and The Short Straws
A B&W analog picture of my Great Uncle I took over 40 years ago. He actually used to process color film and print at home.
Nikon F2SB with Nikkor 55mm f1.2
Isabelle Glacier as seen from the shores of Lake Isabelle (10,868 ft.) in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, Colorado.
A portrait of one of this Summers Banded Demoiselles. I have quite a few of these potential stacks kicking around on my hard drive, so thought I'd pick one to play around with. This was a 23 image handheld focus stack, I used ISO 400, F/8 aperture and a 1/160 shutter speed, I can't wait for Spring to come again, at least the days are going to start getting longer now :o)
Hope everyone has a great run up to Christmas ;o)
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. Albert Einstein
I contemplated getting up at midnight to drive 5 hour to photograph Bond Falls in Michigan. When I arrived this was the scene that waited for me. I doubt I will question my motives in the future!
While on holidays in Cyprus, I had the opportunity to explore deep sky astrophotography.
My first attempt at doing stacked astrophotography, but thankfully sequator made it relatively painless.
Stack of 30 photos (+ 10 noise images) taken taken with the Fuji X-H1 and 35mm f/1.4 on a Peak Design tripod without a tracker.