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37401 skirts along the sea wall near Parton. The harbour wall of Whitehaven can be seen in the background.
37401 is hauling the 0918 Barrow to Carlisle on a grey and windy October morning.
This is the second time i have attempted this shot, on both occasions the weather was less than perfect. On this occasion i stitched two telephoto shots together which i hope has given the shot more impact.
This is the art I contributed for a page in the book ELEMENTALS.
I am part of an art collective called HONEYCOMB. And one of the first projects I am working on is this book. They offered me the chance to illustrate the element AIR, or EARTH.
I chose earth.
The book is coming out in May.
XO
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Prompts: a girl made of water, a boy made of fire, standing together.
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A rework of an old file taken last year in Kimmeridge, Dorset.
Website: www.bluewaterphotography.co.uk
Please view on black, as the white background doesn't work well on these dark/moody images.
As i'm a relatively new resident of the Seattle area, my girlfriend and I decided to head to the Mt. Baker/North Cascades area this year for our summer trip... scrapping our normal plans to head to Glacier NP. I'm not necessarily "tired" of Glacier Park, but the herds of photographers get a little old and I could use a change of scenery, having spent every summer of my shooting career out there.
This image was taken on one of our "days off" from backpacking. It's a popular scene, I'll admit it, but being new to the area I just wanted to see if for myself. Nothing ground breaking in this shot... some flowers, some fog, some sunrise. It's a blend of many files for dynamic range and depth of field, something I find myself doing for just about every image these days.
Like everyone else in this crowded community, I teach workshops, sell prints, offer processing instruction for a reasonable price via Skype, and have a website with info about all of it.
The stars shall fade away, the sun himself Grow dim with age, and nature sink in years, But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the wars of elements, The wrecks of matter, and the crush of worlds.
Joseph Addison
Then there is the face watching you from below.
Better behave;)
September 18th 2006
Model: Deeya Beerjafan
Hello dear friends, I am currently on holidays in Mauritius. I always use this opportunity to meet my friend Deeya and do some model shooting with her. This time, I decided to exclusively use my Nikkor 14-24mm, so that the landscape would also take an important place in the composition.
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The larger Guardians. They look like a formidable group. Well... most of them. Aurora looks so out of place. Haha.
Devin Limondi - Slytherin Vs Aaron Lynchwood - Ravenclaw
Taken by Aaisling Resident
@ Hogwarts Dueling Field
Poses by Aaisling Resident
Based of the Bionicle G2 Art Book. Bionicle G2's Original third year was going to be the Toa venturing into the Shadow Realm to destroy the Mask of Ultimate Power and defeat Makuta, or Makuta emerging from the Shadow Realm, summoning super-powered villains to reign destruction on Okoko.
Ekimu would Supercharge all Six Toa, combining their Armour, with the elements resulting in Elemental Champions with battle powered weapons.
This version of Tahu uses the Fire Axe, Fire Shield and Shoulder Mounted projectile weapons.
better on black (L)
have a wonderful sunday...
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Camera Sony DSLR-A500
Exposure 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture f/22.0
Focal Length 18 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias +0.7 EV
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77/365. Last photo for cloud week. I wanted to do something that wasn't quite the typical with my cotton fluff, so I painted my face with Noxema and piled on the fluffy goodness. Reminds me a little of the man in the moon from the Melies brothers' "Trip to the Moon".
Cloud Week #4
52 weeks of 2022/week 20 Fantastical scenes
Our Daily Challenge - Anything goes
Background blank canvas taken 16 May 2022.
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Ballerina from pngwing
Swan Lake is perhaps the most well-known ballet, next to The Nutcracker. Petipa choreographed this famous ballet, danced to a glorious score by Tchaikovsky, in 1877...
... the Black Swan pas de deux... Technically one of the most difficult variations for a ballerina, this piece is famous for its 32 fouettés, a turn requiring the dancer to use her leg to whip herself around, made even harder turning on pointe. Many consider it to be the most exciting dancing in the entire ballet.
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