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These rock formations are on the north shore of PEI, at Thunder Cove. I found the location on a list of "hidden gems". There are no road signs to this location but the sometimes trusty Google Maps got me there.
Something a little different again - got to mix things up and keep you interested 😉
This one’s from my Instagram days - somewhere between my first Flickr era and my current Flickr revival. Time’s a bit of a blur these days, but I’m sure the camera was definitely there.
Back then, I used to join our local Instagram group’s Instameets. They were great fun — early starts, lots of laughter, plenty of sand in shoes, and a few really good friends made along the way. I learned heaps from photographers who actually knew what all those buttons on the camera did.
This particular morning was a sunrise shoot at the beach. While everyone was setting up their tripods and composing the perfect shot, I stepped back and captured them instead - a cluster of silhouettes against the dawn, chatting quietly, full of anticipation as they prepared to catch the first light.
I’d originally taken the photo just to show them what they looked like in action, but it ended up becoming one of my favourites. Sometimes the best photo isn’t of the sunrise itself, but of the people living it — sharing that fleeting moment that can only happen once.
It did get me wondering though, what would you call a collective of photographers? A click of photographers? A focus group? Maybe a bokeh brigade or even a flash mob?
Thanks for any comments — they’re always greatly appreciated!
12th May 2016 - Fellow 'Instagrammer' Amelie, a new young photographer with a great eye and already gathering a good following. Her work is well worth a look.
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A favourite spot for Instagrammers and selfie afficiandos, Horsehoe Bend on the Colorado River in Page, Arizona.
This was taken at approximately 9:30am. Even by this time, the light was beginning to be pretty harsh with the shadows quite dark so I've managed to pull back some of the detail using the sliders in Lightroom.
A multitude of Instagrammers were here with their phones, but I reckon I've got the better of them on this occasion with my shot of this much photographed building owned by the Ladies' Scottish Mountain Club. Opinion seems to be split as to whether the name is one word or two.
In PP, I've worked a a fair bit to even out the sky gradient as there was a good deal of haze on the left, I've also cranked up the saturation (because everybody else does, and I don't want to be different). Finally a bit of cloning to remove the ever present dust on my sensor (honestly, it would be easier to clean it).
Edit: colours seemed way too bright on my phone, so I've pulled down the saturation a bit.
I was here for the second time in just three evenings, looking over a view that I’ve seen many times before, but never photographed. Wheal Coates lay on the other side of the steep descent to the water at Chapel Porth, while in front of me lay another sea, a purple and yellow one filled with the perfect complimentary colours of summer heather and emerging gorse. The steady hum of bees at work filled the listless air on a perfectly calm August evening. Two days earlier, the sun had rudely vanished behind clouds without warning as we walked from the rough pockmarked car park above Porthtowan along the stony paths towards the rocky outcrop that stands over the beach far below. Only after sunset did the sky fill with a luminous pink sheen, but the land was hidden in shadows by then. I found a composition I liked and planned to return when the light was better. As we began one of Ali’s rather more circuitous routes back to the car, I turned the camera on this view over the broad expanse of wild summer blooms. A practice run for another evening.
And now, forty-eight hours later under a soft summer sun, the tripod placed carefully among the flowers on one of the many patches of bare earth that disappear with a low point of view, the colours were looking quite wonderful. I began a series of focus stacks, the fifth of which was interrupted by a young lady walking along the path and straight across the middle of my frame. No problems though. I took the final shot twice to blend her out, before resting for a couple of minutes to survey the scene. There was still that first composition I’d found to go and have a look at, and then I’d finish by setting up at the tip of the headland, pointing my camera towards Wheal Coates and the sea below as volley after volley of waves charged and swelled into the narrow beach on the incoming tide. A summer evening in Cornwall in its purest form.
And then, as I might have expected had I been prepared for it, she went and stood on top of the outcrop. Well of course she did - people do that all the time here. There’s almost always someone standing there gazing out across the water. And for once my brain was operating at a reasonable speed, so - and aren’t these magnetic filters so very wonderful at times like this? - I froze the moment and committed her to my SD card. Everything you ever needed to know about what the professionals like to call “visual weight” right there on that compact patch of raised ground. Had Dave and Lee been with me, I suspect that each would have been instructing the other to go and stand there to perform hero poses for the camera. I don’t usually join in that sort of thing, although I have on occasion placed Ali in an image such as this. We have one taken at Kynance Cove on the wall at home and another from the Brecon Beacons on the mantlepiece. But here was a random stranger, doing what people generally do here on a Saturday evening - locals and visitors alike, just wandering along the network of paths and enjoying the views. In fact, if you start peeping into the pixels you’ll find a few more people taking the airs of Chapel Porth and Wheal Coates; some alone, others in groups. I’ve counted a total of eleven people. And a dog. Let me know if you find a twelfth, won’t you?
I headed down towards the rocks to line up the other, slightly more complex composition I’d found, only to be faced with the same young lady sitting in a hollow, pointing her phone extravagantly across the scene and then back at herself in the full and unmistakable confidence of youth. An Instagrammer I suspect, probably about to get a billion megahits in Virtualworld. I’d already photographed her once, and she was far too close for comfort now, so I left her to her own devices and made the last few strides to the top of the steep cliffside scramble down towards the water - where in time I found another new shot I’d never even noticed before.
For a moment I thought I might pipe up, tell her that she had just fitted the missing piece to a picture I’d just taken, and offer her a free copy of the finished image. But I feel it's never a good idea to approach a woman on her own, especially when you're getting on a bit. Not unless you're George Clooney selling overpriced coffee in TV adverts anyway. And I look more like George Formby, so with a tinge of regret, the unknowing heroine of this tale doesn’t have the picture on her wall. Although if it was you, do get in touch.
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The Luchtsingel ("air canal") elevated walkway was constructed to revitalise a rundown part of central Rotterdam, and connect together several areas of the city. It brings a welcome splash of colour to an otherwise grey part of the city and is much-beloved of Instagrammers, for obvious reasons.
A blog of my visit to Rotterdam:
Inspired by Instagrammer Jackelin Slack www.instagram.com/jackelinslack/.
I plopped my bowl of tomatoes in the middle of my fall display. I painted the platter last year at Color me Mine, a paint your own pottery place. Now that it's darker and colder in the morning I have a harder time getting out of bed compared to summer when my eyes popped open early with the sun. It is likely just the beginning of me going into hibernation mode, more food, more sleep, less movement. I really don't love winter...
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They were giving out free daffodils at the market and I saw so many people taking this exact shot with their phones.😂
⠀ It would seem that marriage is only about love and harmony (we will not take into account marriage about calculation). But it was not there😰
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Psychologist Philip Litvinenko called on the authorities to oblige Russian women to take a state exam on relationships before getting married.
Litvinenko is convinced that women do not know how to manage men and constantly shift responsibility to them.
"If adults do not have the knowledge how to build harmonious relationships, then we will have weak, collapsing families, which means a weak, collapsing society. This means that it is a weak country," the psychologist wrote on his social media account. networks.
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At the same time, he did not specify which knowledge will be tested 🤔
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💬Well, girls, are you ready to take the exam? Write in the comments your attitude to such initiatives👇
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I'm thrilled to reveal that Anger Management has taken the Natural World & Wildlife Award at the 2022 Sony World Photography Awards, organized by the World Photography Organization.
The black-and-white image of a mud-caked stallion kicking up a dust storm at Sand Wash Basin, Colorado, was selected from more than 170,000 entries in what has become the largest photo contest in the world.
“It's an absolute honor to see Anger Management win the Natural World & Wildlife category in the Sony World Photography Awards”, said Wilson, who became a committed photo-advocate for wild horse conservation after he was introduced to the beauty and plight of America’s mustangs.
“Viewing mustang behavior in the wild is a raw and invigorating wildlife experience,” he continued, describing Anger Management as "symbolic of the challenges facing wild horses in the American West, where they are being rounded up in record numbers to clear a path for livestock grazing on public lands."
Anger Management now joins 10 diverse category winners in judging for the overall Photographer of the Year title which will be announced on April 12 at the Sony World Photography Awards ceremony at Somerset House, London.
Wilson is a resident artist at Gallery 6 in Denver and was named Denver Instagrammer of the Year by Westword Magazine, shortly after moving to Colorado from his native Scotland, in 2015. His work can be viewed on Facebook (WilsonAxpe Photography), Instagram (@WilsonAxpe) and via his website www.WilsonAxpe.com
Photography: ©Yaiza AB Photography
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A favourite spot for Instagrammers and selfie afficiandos, Horsehoe Bend on the Colorado River in Page, Arizona.
This was taken at approximately 9:30am. Even by this time, the light was beginning to be pretty harsh with the shadows quite dark so I've managed to pull back some of the detail using the sliders in Lightroom.
This is another one of those T-Bone Steaks that I got on sale recently. It turned out really good on my indoor grill! Although I would have preferred a thicker cut, I really can't argue with the price at only CDN$5.49/lb!
I'll be keeping my eye out for another great sale!
Home Cooking
I love soups! One of my favourites is Korean Pork Bone Soup. Owl of Minerva, close to home makes a great one that's rich in flavour, with a generous amount of meat and great tasting sides, including kimchi, bean sprouts, and more. Satisfyingly delicious!
Owl of Minerva
Pickering, Ontario
I had a craving for Vietnamese Pho so I called up a friend and we headed over to Good Pho You in Ajax. I've wanted to try this place for quite a while.
We ordered their House Special Pho, their Rare Beef and Flank Pho, and their Fried Spring Rolls.
The spring rolls had good flavour, although they were a bit smaller than what I'm used to.
We had both ordered the medium-sized pho and it was good sized portions, with lots of meat and noodles. I would have preferred a bit more flavour in the broth but it was good. The meat was all perfectly tender and the noodles were also perfectly cooked.
Our server, Ingrid, was the perfect host! She checked on us several times and was quite friendly and engaging. Great service!
We'll be back...
House Special Pho
Rice noodle with rare beef, beef flank, beef brisket, beef tripe, beef balls.
Good Pho You
Ajax, Ontario
Cafes and scenic places are honeypots for local Thai people to take endless pictures of each other with silly poses. We stuck to a traditional pose but why not join them if you can't beat them?