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Yoshiki striking another dramatic pose. I swear he had a different (red) coat on while playing the piano and had someone bring him a different (white) coat just to strike this pose and then strip it right off again immediately after that.

25.08.28. Loving the drama in the sky today.

HDR rendition of Jones and Jackson, SF

This is a two image merge. Sky for 2s, sea/earth for 30s. Reason for merge: the drama in the sky is lost by 30s. But the 2s water was neither here nor there. I preferred the smooth 30s water. Time to merge in PS: about 2 minutes.

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The sky on the way back from the trip to the village and our afternoon tea debauchery.

Brno, Náměstí Svobody. Czech republic.

The island of Tindhólmur is quite striking, a steep cliff on one side, and gently degrading slopes on the other. I would say that most of the Faroes' geography is along these lines - steep on one side, and mellow (ish) on the other.

Leighton Beach (WA 836) is a popular beach for people living south of the river. It is the home of the Fremantle Surf Life Saving Club and covers a 1.5 km stretch of coastline. The northern section is also called Mosman Beach. Waves average about 1 m and occasional rips continue up to the rocks at Mosmans. There are beach breaks along here during higher swell.During the winter months Leighton and the surrounding area is popular among kite surfers. The northern section is home to a dog beach and is a popular section to snorkel during summer.The Fremantle Surf Life Saving Club has been patrolling Leighton beach since 1935, and also maintains the annex and patrol tower overlooking Port Beach.A separate Port Surf Life Saving Club operated at Port Beach between 1958 and 1976, when it was amalgamated with Fremantle SLSC, with the watchtower continuing to provide lifesaving services.Leighton Beach has a large car park around the surf club, which is flanked by a kiosk and changing rooms, with more car parks north of the surf club.

Sky, dramatic, lucht, Hilversum

 

#5 This is probably the most serious you will ever catch me. Still trying to teach myself "moonlight sonata" by Ludwig van Beethoven. Ihe wrote the song while playing piano for a blind girl at night, hence the name "moonlight". Its so different from songs i am used to playing. To me it is one of my favorite songs because it has its lows (minors) then out of the blue goes into a bright major! Its really a unique song.

Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven

 

Nikon sb-600 camera left bounced off white umbrella @ 1/8th power.

Nikon sb-600 camera right bounced off of ceiling @ 1/32nd power.

Nikon d300- commander mode, ISO 200 24mm @ f/8

 

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In general, mankind, since the improvement of cookery, eats twice as much as nature requires

 

Few months to go ~

 

160910..

 

Fast moving clouds flew past the moon on Sunday night.

USC School of Dramatic Arts presents When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?, October 12-21, 2018 at the Scene Dock Theatre. ©2018 Photo by Craig Schwartz for the USC School of Dramatic Arts.

Trying out some beauty shots

It would need to be...

 

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From the ferry Pellworm-Nordstrand.

Shot from Winchelsea Beach in East Sussex

Photo Cred: Drew Koszulinski

Sous un ciel pluvieux, paré pour un orage terrible une vue depuis le Roc de Chère avec le lac d'Annecy et la commune de Duingt

   

Under a rainy sky, ready for a big storm, a view from the Roc de Chère with the Annecy lake and Duingt City

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