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My first attempt at playing around with a crystal ball for shooting. Interesting to say the least with plenty of other attempts before this one came out!
An early morning capture under the walkway of the Cloth Hall in the main town square. Any other time of day and this would be swarming with people...
After realising she wasn't camouflaged Lena decided to relax up in her tree. There she decided to nap for what felt like hours...
A little Sunset on Tybee Island, the last of the Trump Presidency on the 19th of January 2020. Regardless of ideologies, divisiveness and our beliefs, I know the Sun will rise again tomorrow just to set again day after day...
I got inspired by sunrise images on @jhgraphx Instagram profile. I decided to go scout the area myself for sunsets. Who knows, I may get up early and discover a Sunrise on Tybee for myself...
A quick capture of Taiga the recent mother to 3 Amur Tiger cubs. Playing with a new 2nd hand lens and was pleasantly surprised by its performance.
A quick spin whilst walking through Soho revealed an elongated shadow of a bicycle parked on the footpath.
The fountain of 4 Rivers is typically the centre piece of Piazza Navona. The cultural and local hub of Rome, with locals and tourists meeting alike there is always something going on here.
Taken on the way up the South Twin. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, WA.
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A special moment in the Piazza del Popolo where in a street performer with bubbles was entertaining children all over the place/
So having spent a morning out with the camera Taiga and her cubs, Mischa, Pasha and Tatana were all feeling very photogenic!
Whilst in Piazza Navona there is always something going on. Multiple street performers and things happening it is easy to lose yourself in the immersive culture. This one street perfomer, always grabbing the attention of passers by with his timid yet commanding approach.
Whilst taking the opportunity to grab some quiet time with Pasha, Mischa and Tatana early in the morning, after around 15 minutes this happened....clearly looking photogenic was tiring work!
Block 25 on the Women's camp at Auschwitz II - Birkenau often referred to as "The Block of Death" A stone walled construction with the wooden slatted bunks. Often sleeping 7 to a bunk this was used as a temporary housing facility for women selected to go to the gas chambers whilst awaiting transport. Walking the corridors has a very sombre feeling to it, and seeing the conditions people "lived" their final days and hours in was heart wrenching.