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During this long exposure, at the beginning the sky was ablaze with color, less than a minute into it the colors faded rapidly that were overhead. I like this 4 minute exposure as it is less overwhelming visually with the color.
This time year is nice as well as the sun sets beyond these piers, versus farther to the right (would be out of the frame) in spring and summer.
Vergane glorie in Egercsheni in Hongarije. 20 jaar geleden nog een prachtig buitenhuis en openluchttheater maar sinds de steenkoolindustrie is gestopt is het in verval geraakt.
Managed to find this old jetty at Meiklejohns Bay, Lake Wakatipu. I have seen a couple of amazing shots from this location, so was looking forward to visiting it. The rustic old jetty certainly looked surreal surrounded by snow caped mountains.
Nikon D800
Nikon AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED Lens
F18 | 8 sec| ISO 100 | 50mm
Lee Filters | 1.2 GND soft
8 Images Stitched
This morning I pruned a few flowers that had faded. They formed an unusual bouquet.
The vase is a cobalt blue tall drinking glass I bought a set at a thrift shop before the pandemic.
The time will come
when, with elation,
you will greet yourself arriving
at your own front door, in your own mirror
and each will smile at the other's welcome,
and say, sit here. Eat.
You will love again the stranger who was your self.
Give wine. Give bread, Give back your heart
to itself, to the stranger who has loved you
all your life, whom you ignored
for another, who knows you by ehart.
Take down the love letters from the bookshelf,
the photographs, the desperate notes,
peel your own image from the mirror.
Sit. Feast on your life.
Love after Love; Derek Walcott.
Our Fall was spectacular this year. I was so pleased to be able to get so many photos of the reds and golds that covered most of the Southern Tieir Of Central Upstate, NY. Now the colours are fading and I'm sorry to see the leaves fall from the trees.
I want to take a breath that's true....
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after a long suffering from photo-theft .. I end up with this watermark :P
especially made for flickr ! ahahahahhaaaay XP i hate it >.<
yalla golow : Masha'alla tabarakAllah :D
PS: Espraaa..Reem became older, yet more beautiful Masha'alla ^_^ this is dedicated to U !
Some wild flowers growing in Cardiff Bay, Wales, UK. A square format faded edit of a previously uploaded image.
Sunday I thought i'd chance my hand at sunset from the Worcestershire beacon, on the Malvern Hills, UK. I have to admit the going was tough, running on around 3 hours sleep since Saturday I managed to make my way to the top in unexpected and more difficult conditions than expected.
The calmness of the mornings high pressure and rare as hen's teeth cloud inversion was replaced with a cutting cross wind, which was in constant gust from the east flank up and over to the west of the hills, the conditions were poor, visibility was low, sometimes less than a couple of meters and in stark contrast to this mornings reports of the Malverns being above the sea of fog and calm.
On my ascent I was met by a gaggle of walkers and photographers exclaiming to me that I had missed the best conditions only a few hours earlier. I nodded in acknowledgement, but! I also know from experience, that it's not over till it's over.
Reaching the top and waiting a while, more folks informed me that I was wasting my time and I was pursuing the impossible. "Should have been here at 2pm mate" was the advice they offered with a wry smiles of achievement, huddled in their little groups they passed on by.
But I hung around, the harsh biting wind kept pace, my clothes were keeping the worst of it out but my hands and face were numb, as more and more people called it a day only 2 couples remained.
The light of the day was fading fast, sunset had come and gone perhaps 30 mins prior then out of nowhere and for perhaps no more than a total of 15 secs the relentless eastern wind calmed, the torrent of mist and fog flowing over me cleared and the landscape was revealed.
I scrambled for settings, focus and all things photography, my hands didnt work and ultimately, I failed. There is so much wrong with this image from a technical point of view, but I wouldn't change it for the world, it's far from my best work yet the experience had will be one of the most memorable for months if not years to come.
Next time, I'll be ready. This time I was there!
Settings 0.6 sec / ISO 100 / f.5.6 @ 88mm
Looking south from the Worcestershire Beacon.
The C&O 8272 sits in a line of engines at the North Shore Railway Museum. In the 5 years since I last saw it the unit is faded poorly and has broken windows...shame really.
My favourite gardens, Borde Hill near Haywards Heath, has now closed for the season. No matter how busy this garden gets you can always find a quiet spot to enjoy the flowers and listen to the bees humming as they work. Roll on February when they open again!
As the light was fading fast I came across this male goosander and two female companions on a nearby pond.
Having not seen a goosander for a year or two they now seem to be following me everywhere,
Common Goosander (male) - Mergus Merganser
Nunroyd Park - Yorkshire
Many thanks as always for your kind comments and faves. They are all very much appreciated.
Einbeck - Centre for beer brewing and mediaeval timber-framed architecture
Einbeck (Lower Saxony, Germany)
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I will be exhibiting some of my work at The Brick Lane Gallery, from 21st of January to 31st of January
Brick Lane Gallery, 93-95 Sclater Street, London E1 6HR
Preview evening 20th January 6pm to 8:30pm
My next B&W fine art long exposure photography workshop will be held in London on the 20th and 21st of February, please email vulturelabs@gmail.com for more information
I also have a rare space available for my sold out workshop on the 23rd and 24th of January
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Great Blue Heron. Herons choose a new mate each year. The female lays about three to five eggs, which she sits on at night. The male sits on them during the day. Once the chicks hatch, the parents continue to share duties: mom watches the nest at night and dad takes the day shift. IMG_4497