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When the sun comes shining through .. I want to spend some time with you.
Words to the Picture
It was an idea that came out of the blue. Walking on a sunny Sunday afternoon through a corn field, i looked up and saw this sight .. immediately had an idea how i want it to look like after. So here it is.. minimalistic picture. I really don’t have a lot of this. So why not today?
EXPLORED! October 7, 2010 (Higest Rank #417). What a surprise. Still don't understand how this explore thing works .. but still makes me smile everytime i see one of my pix in it.
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Recommend watching it on black! by just pressing "L" ,Thanks
Nikon D700
Nikon 14-24 AF-S F2.8G
Highest position: 124 on Saturday, June 11, 2011
Lately I’ve been struck with how I really love what you can’t see in a photograph. An actual physical darkness. And it’s very thrilling for me to see darkness again.
~ Diane Arbus
P.S. Non-HDR / Non-GND-filtered / 黑卡作品
Dawn@Tonglu
From Tonglu (3036 m) Trekkers’ Hut
Singalila National Park, Eastern Himalayas
Beautiful Bengal, India
You can make out some bubbling mud at the lower-left intersection point in this rule-of-thirds composition.
Explored #356 on 8 October 2025. Thank you, everyone, for your favorites and kind comments!
*I am really thankful to all my dear friends .Thanks for visit ,Fav and make nice Comments too..Thanks all my dear hugs :)
I really enjoy this view - in all ways 😄
This is Haukelifjell, mountain tops you see here are around 1500 meters above sealevel.
There is a cabin on the over side of the lake, it seems quite tiny from here.
It is stunning - I think 😍
Explored Mar. 30, 2025
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We checked “Aurora” app, there was a chance to see Northern Lights at Uttakleiv Beach. We went in the afternoon, just a reminder: you had to pay the parking, there was a camera at the gate to record car plate photos. Flew drone a little bit, took the sunset photos, then waited for the northern lights…
We could not express our feeling when we saw the northern lights dancing on the sky, not so many people waited at night, but we could hear the “WOOOW!!!” The northern lights changed shapes quickly… Here you are!
We stayed for 9-10 hours that night, from 3pm to 1am, wore two down jackets, one down pants, so worth it!
Later we talked to the local people about it, they said we were lucky to see Northern Light!!! Not all the people are so lucky, due to thick clouds blocking the sky, you could not see it even KP index are strong...
Canon R5, ISO2000, 24mm, f/2.8, 8s
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This is a re-post of an earlier shot posted when I had just two contacts:)
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Explored on August 6th, 2011 #257 - thanks:)
Just checking to see if this Steller's Jay would eat the peanut from my camera too. They have been coming steadily to our balcony for the past week, a family of 3. Had to take this shot with a small point & shoot camera and because he moved, it is not clear. I have many good clear shots to come, however! Yes, they like to grab peanuts off the camera first, before the actual ones on the table. LOL!
Today, Nov. 4th, the Northern Flickr Woodpecker came back to our balcony and checked out the table also. He has been here 3 times in the past week. We now also have more Steller's Jay's and they squabble and chase each other away. I have seen up to 5 at one time on our balcony!
NB: Steller's Jay is the correct spelling, not as is often written, Stellar's Jay with an A. Steller was the name of an Explorer who discovered these Western Coast Blue Jays. They are a different type from those found on the East Coast.
Explore October 2010
Photo done for "Macro Monday"
This weeks theme "Tropical"
I finally bought a Macro Lens!
Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED
I feel the need for another bokehlicious photo, so here's another one of my late mum's party dress...
I really appreciate all your favourites, comments and views.
Explored on 18th April 2024, position 249
Chosen as the cover photo for The Challenge Factory on 25th April 2024.
come each year I grow a garden for the wild life the bee is one of our visitors.all my photos are as the e stright from the camera no crops or level ajustments. I am just a happy snapper.thanks for looking