Fine Art Photography

So magical so beautiful! I am so in love with photography and graphic arts. My only wish is to be able to earn enough money for living doing exactly that. God Bless!

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Here are some shot of Edrelle and her friends sharing a drink at the Nightgate inn, sharing kind words and a tale. Elouen had lead the group to the inn from the lakeside, knowing the area, up a twisting path, the inn nestled among bright snowberries and tall pines swaying slightly in the wind, mist drifting across the quiet pond nearby.

I will be away till Sunday visiting some family so I guess you could say I am having a little respite like the group is ;) Will try to keep with peoples work here and on the nexus.

You don't have to be Great to start, But need to Start to be Great.

Loch Earn is a fresh water loch 17km west of Crieff in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. The loch is the source of the River Earn which eventually joins the River Tay near the village of Bridge of Earn in Perthshire.

Grandma professionally told fortunes to earn extra cash but her hobby was to make beautiful , decorative objects with her hands and then gave them away to her friends as presents . A popular and well-liked figure among the village folks .

This image was captured in the 1980s using negative film and the print was recently scanned and photoshopped to make it presentable again .

I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor

All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.

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Taking a well earned break is always welcome, having a coffee along with a good chat while putting the world to rights makes the time spent enjoyable and we deserved it ladies don't we?

Im Wearing

Indyra Cherish Leggings not Shown

Hilly Haalan Sammy Sweater

DeeTalez skin Maxille

Ikon Eyes Nymph

Truth Hair Apple

DeeTalez Skin Maxille

Catwa Head Catya

Shape Mine

Starr Wearing:

Hilly Haalan Winter Chic Outfit

Kuni Hiro Bangs

Pumec Ellie

Ikon Eyes Field

Willow Love Engagement Ring

Willow Love Wedding Band

Diversion Dreamer Mug

Catwa Head Catya

Shown:

Kitchen rug~Vanmaia Resident

[bauwerk] No Place Like Home - Season of Giving Gift-Paco Pooley

{what next} Coffee Sierra Kettle & Mugs (cream)-Winter Thorn

Homgrown Gift - Vase with Garden Flowers-Paco Pooley

Tinware-Paco Pooley

MadPea Toaster-MadPeaMesh Resident

Bowl with Fruits - COMMON-Paco Pooley

Kitchen Scale - COMMON-Paco Pooley

Southern Kitchen Island (PG) CHEZ MOI-nanda Marjeta

Happy Monochrome Monday!

One of the hardest hikes in the Olympics. Any more difficult and you cross the threshold into mountaineering.

the glass of wine, that is ;)

such a week. kinda glad to be done with it. Xmas will be over soon and so will this 365!!! I can't imagine what i'll do with my free time ;)

changed refridgerators today. I like that this one has two doors and a working light ;) lol. End of the day shot..... too busy living life to get anything else. Good night flickr people !

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'Still' sculpture on Loch Earn by Rob Mulholland. More information here - www.robmulholland.co.uk/still/4589609344

A volunteer worker takes a breather from sprucing up Appleby station on 16 June 2021 and is rewarded with the fine sight of 37425 “Concrete Bob” and 37402 “Stephen Middlemore 23.12.54 – 8.6.2013” passing through with 6K05, DRS’ 1246 Carlisle yard - Crewe Basford Hall departmental.

Immediately to the right of 37425 is the water crane and brazier funded by the Appleby Round Table for the replenishment of thirsty steam locomotives. The crane and the associated water tower were re-constructed in 1991.

I took this shot today from our house here at Alki Beach in Seattle. Winds were blowing 40 knots, with very sloppy seas. This is the tug Redwood City working hard to weather. This crew earned their paychecks today!

Scotland

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50 007 & 50 049 worked a DB Cargo operated London Victoria to Worcester (1Z95/1Z96) and return today with the VSOE stock. 50 007 & 049 are seen berthed outside the Electric sheds at Stewarts Lane before heading back to the Severn Valley Railway in the morning.

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Two frames stitched together.

Nikon D610 & 18-35 ED

73966/969 approach Kinbuck with 5Z16 Aberdeen Clayhills - Polmadie. Thanks to 37001 for the help with the location. 28/06/19

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Female Pheasant overlooking Loch Earn from the south side road

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Finally earned my Keithlug wings! This guy managed to sneak into a few of the shots in Mr. Goldman's epic A Bust Stop in Bucharest.

The cab was inspired by airport vehicles and staring at too much Chris Foss / Angus McKie / Peter Elson and wanting to emulate that classic 70's style. The trailer I wanted to look utilitarian and dangerous.

Thanks Keith, it's been an honor!

Relaxing in the Scottish rain.

Herring Gull - Larus Argentatus

Tralee Bay Slipway - Scotland

Many thanks to all those who take the time to look at fave and comment on my photos. Although I do not reply to each and everyone they are all truly appreciated and welcome.

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This little jetty belongs to a hotel on the banks of Loch Earn. In the winter, as here, the top wooden planks are removed and then replaced in the spring for the summer season.

Scotland

Still earning its keep after 49 years service. 31190 propels a westbound test train, probably a route learner, past South Stoke in freezing conditions

At the time the loco was part of the Hanson Traction fleet, but this company was merged into British American Railway Services in 2010 and the locomotive assets rebranded as Devon and Cornwall Railways

This view is no longer possible due to the erection of the masts for the GWML electrification

My last Class 70! Colas 70803 powers north through Langley Mill in charge of 6C89, the 09.57 loaded ballast from Mountsorrel Sidings to Carlisle New Yard.

Single figures at last! Only 9 current UK mainline locos to photograph now (not including those currently at Longport which have yet to enter revenue earning traffic).

Autumn starts to weave its magic around Loch Earn, Scotland

I took this picture at the end of the day yesterday in Chileno Valley. A rare splash of Fall color for this corner of California, most of our indigenous trees (which these are not) are evergreen. We're having some pretty surreal lighting because of the smoke from the Butte country fires. In fact, the dry leaves were rustling in the devil winds that are driving the fires as I took the shot.

Personally, I'm safe and really far from the actual fires, though we had a small grass fire a couple of hundred yards from my place last night, which was dealt with swiftly by the Novato Fire Department.

As the name suggests, this valley was settled by Chilean immigrants back in the day, and still farmed. Como su nombre indica, este valle fue poblado por inmigrantes chilenos en el pasado, y aún se cultiva.

A little bit of Destiny for you today, enjoy!

For BB with Shankasaur. Vote here: www.flickr.com/groups/best_bricker/discuss/72157648913514...

Looks like I've earned the trust of this little chick-a-dee. They are the cutest, friendliest little birds. ❤️

'Still' by Rob Mulholland aka The Loch Earn Mirror Man.

St Fillans, Scotland.

Long exposure at a broken-down concrete and wood pontoon in loch earn.

Fields of Rapeseed in the Earn Valley at sunset.

Low winter sun viewed from the Clachan Cottage hotel.

I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor

All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.

Follow My Once In A Lifetime Travel Experiences at Mark Paulda’s Travel Journal

Just wanted to do something pretty :)

This shot is a testament of knowing the limits of your equipment's metering and focusing capabilities and when to compensate for it.

This shot the smoke rendered the auto focus useless the metering with the smoke takes some practice. To over come this of course manual focus, I used the in camera spot meter on the fire fighter . I have been doing this so long it second nature for me through years of practice