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Another shot from the clear days of Spring 2015. (time/date stamp wrong & can't edit on my phone)
Thanks for all the comments/faves/follows via my last image!
trevor navigating the increasing surf and rugged reef. luckily this spot broke rather deep over the reef.
Its crunch time right now with the semester quickly coming to an end. Im gonna be taking a little flickr break :( Be back in a couple weeks.
Taken at 5:22 PM today while I went on a solo walk along the Waterfront Recreational Trail, a shared path in Toronto.
Thanks for visiting, enjoy each day.
After 2 years Second Life it's time for a make-over! I was still wearing my very first bought skin and my own designed shape. Meet the new Mar ^_^.
Skin: Jennifer (Redgrave)
Shape: Borderline (Maverick Design), although not much left of it....changed the body and especially the face a lot :-)
Dear Hawai'i, it's been real. See you in December.
I have an endless supply of UW photos to share with all of you in the meantime... but expect a few California photos mixed between.
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a fun sunset session a few months back. check out more on the blog here: www.hisarahlee.com
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taken on a GoPro Hero3. The lack of light underwater created this "slow shutter" effect. :)
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alison & her electric pink board.
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Taken on a GoPro Hero 3 black edition.
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Abstract sunset seascape image taken in Chorillos, Lima, Peru. A black and white Lightroom edit of the previously uploaded image. Read my blog below to find out how to take these motion movement seascapes.
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small kine waves
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Bucephala clangula immature male,
Morro Bay, CA
This diving duck was just coming up after a shallow dive. Note that each of the yellowish feet is spread wide to make as large a foot-full of propulsion as possible, tail is spread wide to act as rudder and head and body feathers are sleeked down compared to how we see them when the duck is above water.
Occasionally a wild animal let's one into its personal life by going about its business of daily life at close range, apparently unperturbed by human presence. I followed this duck (or more precisely, went ahead of it) as it bathed (see photo at www.flickr.com/photos/marlinharms/24727082522/) and repeatedly dove in shallow water near the shore. It's a gift of tolerance that is deeply appreciated.
Mergus serrator,
Morro Bay, California
While this species lives and hunts in the bay from fall to spring, it seems that the males, with their striking plumage, are usually just too far away to appreciate well. So I was excited to find this one diving near a dock for some minutes until it gradually moved its hunt down the bay.
Aquabord is a Kaolin Clay based surface. I’ve got one other in the posting queue. Photo reference: Sarah Lee
