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Europe, Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam, Willemsplein, Boompjes, High rises, Signal pole, Grafitti (slightly cut from all sides).
Sometimes grafitti (stencil) artists are very much context sensitive. The person involved found a fascinating place: under anti-climbing spikes on an electronic mast of the Rotterdam harbour tracking and guidance radar system.
Guidance (1) is : here.
Parental guidance.
A proud parent of these cygnets is keeping a close eye on its off-spring and no doubt offering some guidance in the feeding and foraging process.
During the whole process it is offering parental guidance.
Harrington Park.
New South Wales.
Australia.
Photo of Turtle Lake captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 50-135mm F/3.5 lens. Spokane Indian Reservation. Selkirk Mountains Range. Okanogan-Colville Xeric Valleys and Foothills section within the Northern Rockies Region. Inland Northwest. Stevens County, Washington. On the first day of June 2018.
Exposure Time: 1/400 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-160 * Aperture: F/5.6 * Color Temperature: 5050 K * Film Plug-In: Kodak Portra 160 VC
The trees always make me feel like I'm finding my way home.
Taken yesterday in the magical woods with a fellow photographer, Curis Parratt. And the 4th in my 52 week project called "Wonder Weeks", the theme this week is "Directions" and you can join here:
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Teegle Heavy Harness Bridle
Teegle Heavy Harness Irish Cob
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Meiji Jingu, Tokyo, Japan
[Photo Archive] June 2007
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Camera: Nikon D80 + 18-135mm lens kit
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Not what you expect of a Spring night, but the water droplets that made up the mist at least gave a resting place for the rays of light emanating from the lighthouse.
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This photo holds a great deal of spiritual significance for me. The circumstances of my life have been nothing short of tragic over the last 5 months or so. Yet, I have made the decision to hold on to God's hand even as I am led into the cold, deep of the ocean. I know I'll be okay...just as long as I keep holding on.
Explore # 68. Thanks all:)
Cape Spear Lighthouse, NL
It is natural for us as humans to seek guidance throughout many aspects of our life...seeking out answers that while help us accomplish our goals. Often times hoping that the ones we reach out to have all the answers and that they can layout the path in front of us so that we can just easily walk down it. Even though this may work for certain situations in life this can have a negative effect when it comes to creativity...like photography. When I started out in photography I did just that...seeked out the pros for all the answers. I figured that if only they would share their methods I could be as great as them. I have poured over hours upon hours of tutorials, lectures, interviews, blogs and tips..what I have come to slowly realize is that no matter what I have learned, not matter what they have taught me...I still need to find me..my creative side. That I still need to answer my own questions. What do I like, why do I like it..how can I use the tools and skills I have learned to create or capture what I want. We are often so focused on achieving what others have done that we place a blinder on to our own creativity. When it comes to photography both capturing and processing an image there are so many different ways of doing so that really there is no right or wrong answer. You just have to find out what works best for you...what method or path achieves the look you want or helps you get closer to your goal. Use the knowledge and experience of others like a lighthouse to guide you along but keep in mind you still have to stir your way through to the end.
This image was one I had in my mind for a while. I wanted to capture a series of images from twilight to sunrise and blend them together to simulate all those moments in one image. The fading stars as the sun begins to rise. I love the idea of creating an image that displays moments in time through out a sunrise or sunset.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse - California
My favorite thing about this shot is that i pulled it off handheld at only 1/6 second and still got it sharp. that and it was a really pretty place to shoot. From my last trip with McMike- down the California coast.
"I see and I forget , I hear and I remember , I do and I understand" - A Chinese proverb
Explored ,(6th may , 2011.)
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Photos in set "With Descriptions" (flic.kr/s/aHsjDcxkUo) contain descriptions regarding my intentions, background of the shooting, etc. Enjoy!
As I stood before this amazing statue, my mind went into a playback loop trying to comprehend how it was I came to find myself here. One moment I was in a grocery store crowded with Saturday morning shoppers. Next moment I'm here in this desolate burial ground, completely alone in the presence of this figurine. The intermediate movements were already becoming vague. I simply reacted to a sudden urge to gather up the camera and come here. I wandered about for perhaps half an hour, shooting many photos but not feeling fulfilled. My hands were numbing from the cold wind. I headed back in the direction of my car which beckoned me with warmth and security. I stood there for a few moments, but instead of getting in I started walking away. This happens so often I've become accustomed to it although to relate it to others makes me sound like a crazy person. At times I actually feel I'm being led about, guided as to where to go. Sort of instinctual I suppose yet it often feels external, as if it's not of my own choosing. I equate the feeling to a water witch, a person driving for underground water with a dousing rod. Anyway, back in the moment, I felt a spiritual presence even before I saw this figurine. When it came into view I knew immediately this is why I had been brought here. I approached with a sense of reverence. This seemed to be way more than a simple figurine. Everything about it seemed so lifelike. The facial expression was filled with emotion, a weird combination of joy and anguish. It was haunting and so eerie yet comforting to be next to. The entire morning boiled down to this place and time. As usual, the lighting and conditions were perfect, like walking onto a sound stage that had been thoroughly prepared. The heavy Nikon hung uselessly at my waist. It was simply not needed; way past overkill. I pulled out the iPhone and captured not just the scene, but the emotion I felt and the overwhelming serenity in the face of the statue.