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a portion of the setting sun, by Elk Island national park, Alberta. Shot on Fuji 400, probably f 1.8
Film.
More London pictures... I guess it's time that I accept the fact that I'm not there anymore. Sigh, back to reality, I suppose.
SOLD!!!!
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necklace made with:
square, green shell beads
nickel wire
rectangular glass, green, glazed beads
silvertone chain
lobster clasp
nickel jump rings
large, round shell medallion
earrings made with:
square, green shell beads
nickel wire
rectangular glass, green, glazed beads
nickel earring hooks
Really I cannot take credit for this idea, as it has been done before, but I think it is really beautiful and have been really interested in gradients recently. So credits and thanks to the many artist who have inspired me to try this out for myself.
Just threw this quickly together to get somewhat of a better idea of what I should/ could be aiming for.
it's the same 3 gradients-top/ bottom-with different backgrounds.
the difference between extreme left/ right is one
left= radial
right=linear gradient
and-do you like the lighter blue on top? or darker?
Spring Twilight Color Gradients
The stripe of orange/yellow colored ice under the Crimson Cloud Deck is what the sun light is passing through. A fully involved twilight sky is the result of that red/orange light making it through to the underside of a cloud deck This image was taken near the border line of Montana / Wyoming. The Butte actually sits directly on the border which coincidentally is precisely 1/2 way between the Equator and the North Pole. Some bright guy in the past decided that a kilometer would be based on the distance from the Equator to the North Pole. That distance is 10,000 kilometers between the geographic characteristics 90 degrees apart on the globe. There is actually a difference in distance to the south versus the north pole from the equator. There are several related discussions but that is something you’ll need to google for yourself 👀🤔😀
I must climb several hundred feet of topography to get this eastern view. It’s a several mile drive over two track roads. This spring time image from from May of 2020. With the drying out of my trails, I have much better access to the ranch’s high ground. The views are spectacular up there. I consider the east west view from certain high points around here to be 180 miles from horizon to horizon. Those spots however are not very easy to get to 1/2 hour before the sun rises lolol. The Big Sky of Montana merges seamlessly with the Wonderful Wyoming Skies right over my place.
Location: Bliss Dinosaur Ranch, Wyoming / Montana borderlands (Wyotana)
Title: Spring Twilight Color Gradients