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When I saw this scene just off the side of Highway 1 it seemed like a good time to pull out the 10-22mm side angle lens. The clouds, the colorful cliffside, and the water seemed to come together for an interesting composition. This one is a blend of HDR and Exposure Fusion;
Canon EOS 60D
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM Lens @ 12mm
f/11
ISO 100
Multiple Exposures
this is the Field Museum in downtown Chicago...took this shot very early on a weekend that's why the place looks so desolate....pls. View On Black
2013.04.06
Self Portrait.
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I love the energy of the mountains. I love being surrounded by them and I love being in them. I go back time and time again to talk to them…
Just west of Dekalb on malta rd was this flooded field. So because of the flooded field I got this outstanding sunset photo. After the sunset I also got this still water barn shot...
Sunrise from Round Bald, Roan Highlands.
I made it up on the mountain well before sunrise and searched around a long time trying to find a composition I was happy with, I even hiked up onto Jane Bald before the sunrise but ended up making my way back to Round Bald. I didn't see this comp until the sun came up and started lighting up the grasses, by that time I had almost let the sun get too high in the sky since I had to switch back to my wide-angle lens.
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TALKING TO THE DRAGONFLY
I spoke to the dragonfly
In the warm summer sunshine
It looked at me with its eyes
Telling me tale of its life
From the waters it so came
Not to return again
Only to renew some more
Then it would shortly die
With memory of beauty
Flash of rich colour and speed .
By Henrhyde
Dragonfly –one of a swarm –hunting gnats , one afternoon , on my field.
THE COMMON DARTER
(Sympetrum Striolatum) is the most common dragonfly in the UK. Found throughout the UK (And most of Europe) from June to August, usually near still waters, but also on garden ponds and sometimes away from water completely, usually in woodland glades.
Legs are very dark and have a yellow stripe, and head has a black band. Females are orangey-brown
Taken early evening just before the light disappeared behind the cloud and became overcast seconds after