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Merry Christmas!
This image was taken with 35mm film, and posted to Google + back when they loved their users and especially photographers, often unexpectedly giving some little surprises back, like this "Google-ized" version.
Now a .gif, it posts as a Holiday card (on my site and in emails, and to social media), so I'm hopeful it may post here as well.
**The glitter effect does not display on Flickr!!**
To see the fully glittery photo and Holiday card too:
Happy Holiday Season! Enjoy the 200th anniversary of the song "Silent Night, Holy Night" ( 24 Dec 1818 - 1st performance), the holiday lights, family, sharing, and hopes for a better world.
More (completely) still photography of New York at Christmas Time, "here" and at
The picture is a screenshot of the 'My social networks' folder on my iPhone. This picture was used for the blog post 'How I use my social networks'.
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This is a very large eighteen image #panorama view of Great Sand #Dunes National Park and Preserve. Scenic landscape of the plains meeting the dunes and the snow covered springtime Colorado Rocky Mountains. Park elevations range from 7,515 feet to 13,604 feet above sea level. In the summer, the sand surface can reach 150°F
There are several streams flowing on the perimeter of the dunes. The streams erode the edge of the dune field, and sand is carried downstream. The water disappears into the ground, depositing sand on the surface. Winds pick up the deposits of sand, and blow them up onto the dune field once again.
Digging a couple inches into the dunes even at their peaks reveals wet sand. Part of the motivation of turning the Monument into a National Park was the extra protection of the water, which #Colorado's cities and agriculture covet.
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I vistied the area around Cinque Terre in Liguria/Italy for a few days from May 1st till May 4th. Our hotel was located in Marina di Pietrasanta very close to the sea, from where we started our daily tours. The weather was pretty cloudy and also rainy, but we were able to do everything what has been planned for us. Been the first time for me to be so close to the sea for a longer time and we have really seen a lot during those days. We started our trip in Radenthein with a bus from the local travel agency Bacher Reisen on Thursday at 6 a.m. in the morning. Our busdriver was Heller Bernd, who knows everything about this region. On Friday we took a boat tour from La Spezia to Porto Venere and onwards to Cinque Terre. From Riomaggiore we took the train back to La Spezia and with the bus back to our hotel.
On Saturday we visited the marble quarry in Carrara and had a local guide named Mario who was an old police man who turned 90 years 3 days before. For that age he was in fabulous shape and a really funny guy! In the evening we visited Lucca which was also quite interesting. On Sunday morning it was the one and only day with more or less blue sky so I used an hour in the morning, before we were leaving, for taking some shots of the Pontile di Marina di Pietrasanta. A few short words on this and maybe more soon in one of my blogs. Hope with these pics you can enjoy a little bit as we did and if so feel free to share the links or download photos from my stock photo portfolios!
My wife has convinced me to again try two different views of the same image. She loves color images, while I love black and white. I figured I'd put it to a vote again to see which prevails. Let me know which you like better, the black and white or color version!
This image was shot along the Sea Wall around Stanley Park in Vancouver BC during a light rain.
D800, 24mm 1.4, 60s @ f/16, ISO 100. Lee Big Stopper and 3 stop hard grad. Processed in Color Efex Pro 4 and Photoshop CS6.
Hallway of the old Haunted House...yes, that is my bike.... :)
Rocky Point Park
Narragansett Bay
Warwick, RI USA
The rocks at Drakes Beach are really quite awesome, and at high tide, they're just quite close to perfect for long exposures. I got quite soaked that morning, but thankfully the water wasn't that cold (even for a NorCal winter morning).
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