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"You are filled with doubt of the magic inside you, but it's all I see." - T. Gregson
Taken at Nordshore
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“I love you beyond paint, beyond melodies, beyond words. And I hope you will always feel that, even when I'm not around to tell you so.”
― Kiera Cass, The One
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The Burnham on Crouch Quay again!!! Sorry but the light was so nice took loads of shots. This one has deep blue tones and horizontal lines in the sky! Excuse any noise, hand held as no tripod. Must keep it in the car!
Sometimes it's nice to just take a blank piece of paper and a pen.. and loose yourself in drawing. No one else has to see your Art in the end 😊
When you are at school, and the teacher says draw a mountain, the triangle is where most of us would begin. Most mountains don't really look like that, but Beinn Dorain seen here certainly matches that desciption.
"Best wishes for a Happy Easter"
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Under an immense canopy of pristine, cinematic blue, the desert stretches out in smooth, undulating waves of pale amber, carved by unseen winds into elegant, minimalist slopes.
Rising like a rugged monument from this sea of shifting grains is a chaotic cluster of weathered boulders. Their surfaces etched with the deep, fractured history of thermal stress and desert time display a rich palette of charcoal greys and oxidized rust reds.
Harsh, blazing sunlight casts crisp, dramatic shadows across the sand, anchoring these stony monoliths to the earth and imbuing the scene with a profound, silent tension between the ephemeral and the eternal.
A vast desert landscape with a rocky outcrop situated amidst sandy dunes under a clear blue sky. Fine, light-colored sand forms gently sloping dunes that are dynamically shaped by wind action.
A distinct cluster of weathered boulders and smaller rocky debris emerges from the sand. These stones show varying colors from dark grey to reddish-brown, indicative of varying mineral compositions and exposure to desert weathering processes
The rocky outcrop acts as the primary visual anchor, broken up into distinct shapes and tones that contrast sharply with the uniform sand. Subtle wind ripples and shadows in the foreground sand draw the viewer's eye diagonally upward toward the central rocks.
The large, uninterrupted areas of sky and smooth sand create a strong sense of isolation and scale. The deep blue of the sky contrasts beautifully with the warm, golden-beige tones of the desert sand.
The harsh, direct sunlight creates deep, sharp shadows behind the stones, adding three-dimensional depth to an otherwise flat landscape. The rocks display a mix of cool greys and warm rust-reds, preventing the central subject from looking monochromatic.
The image thrives on the contrast between the soft, fluid texture of the wind-swept sand dunes and the hard, jagged, weathered surfaces of the boulders.
Scattered smaller stones in the mid-ground bridge the gap between the smooth foreground sand and the dense central pile.
By joining these two ideas, the title creates a poetic narrative that perfectly mirrors the physical contrast shown.
The Unyielding captures the permanent, solid nature of the heavy rocky outcrop that resists the elements while
The Fleeting beautifully represents the sandy dunes, which are constantly moving, reshaping, and being carried away by the desert wind.
My 8th grade grandson’s final football game of the season. Pregame vehemently repeated chant, “I’ve got your back!”
An early, misty morning shoot at Carsington Water, in the Derbyshire Peaks.
This is a long exposure shot of the draw off tower, which houses the controls to pump water out of the reservoir.
*** Featured in Explore 2nd March 2025, many thanks to all 🙏 ***
As the day draws to a close, CPKC's Windermere sub way freight pounds out the last few miles on the crews day as they near their terminus at Fort Steele. Pacing these EMD's at 50MPH never gets old.
Accompanying music for this one:
"Dreamy Draw" (from the album, "Thoughts and Dreams") by Jennifer Haines
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