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The royal memorials stood silently on the bank fo river Betwa as the day faded on.....taken in Orchha, Madhya Pradesh, India
An elaborate window of a derelict mill building in Slaithwaite, (pronounced 'Slau-it'), West Yorkshire.
Photo taken February 2024.
I love photographing flowers and the creativity they give you. Whether they are wild or cultivated or even those that some would class as weeds there are so many options for something that's a little bit different. This is another one of my images created with natural light and the sky as a backdrop.
From a past visit to what, I think, is my favourite lake. Wast Water is England's deepest body of water and is surrounded by the highest peaks in the country.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Planes,Trains and Automobiles' The indicator has 'flashed' and the bulb filament is fading, ready for the next 'flash'.
A "day-for-night" image captured with a Fuji X100S and Hoya 590 filter, processed without a custom white balance in Photoshop and Irfanview. This combination of filter and camera lends itself very effectively to low-key images.
Beautiful monuments in Oakland Cemetery in the heart of Atlanta, GA. There are a lot of Graves dating back to the 1800s.
It's very peaceful with only the sound of the birds and the breeze.
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Hope you guys had a great weekend! HUGS
I get to shoot in actual daylight soon wheeeee
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As I was making my way back down the hill to my car every so often I stopped to take a shot, the sky was still giving some amazing colours. This is a bracket of two exposures one for the foreground and one for the sky then manually blended together, when I took these shot the cereal crop was still quite green but has now changed to the more familiar fields of gold.
Looking towards Cissbury ring and Lychpole hill , North Sompting.
An old Flying Junior resting in the beach. With this kind of boat I've learned to sail long time ago...
For those who are interested:
From Wikipedia:
The International Flying Junior or FJ is a sailing dinghy which was originally designed in 1955 in the Netherlands by renowned boat designer Van Essen and Olympic sailor Conrad Gülcher. The FJ was built to serve as a training boat for the then Olympic-class Flying Dutchman. The FJ has a beam of 4'11" and an overall sail area of 100 square feet (9.3 m2). These dimensions make the FJ an ideal class to teach young sailors the skills of boat handling and racing.
World Champions 2007, San Francisco Bay, Peter Wanders / Gisa Wortberg, GER 361
In 1960 the Flying Junior formed its own class organization and by the early 1970s the Flying Junior was accorded the status of an International Class by the International Yacht Racing Union, the precursor to the International Sailing Federation. This status indicates that the class applies to strongly restricted class rules and holds regularly scheduled international regattas.