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A golden sunset in the Pacific Northwest. The fog lingered around the mountains just long enough for the camera to pickup the different layers of the mountains.
A macro work of the incredible Rose.
Yes, Spring is around the corner for sure! The hours of sun are longer now, birds are trying their songs, and the photographers have the desire to grab the camera and go to the outdoors, BUT, not just yet...
I'm not the only only feeling this way...
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Did you know that each rose color has a different meaning? Read this:
www.proflowers.com/guide/rose-colors-and-meanings
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I enjoy nature photography the most, since I love the outdoors and long hiking trips. Macro photography is a true passion for me, since I get to watch a miniature world that opens without limits, before the camera makes the funny sound.
Graphic design is another way to express myself. I love reinventing a photo that I have seen in different ways. Sometimes, I use my own textures to do so.
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For 'Macro Mondays' theme of 'Layer'.
Just a small white paper serviette stuck into the neck of a bottle.
Nothing complicated, a case of KISS - 'Keep It Simple Stupid'
I did try a stack of plates with a red serviette, and I did try a red serviette in the neck of the bottle, but didn't like the results.
Pentax Auto 110 70mm ....................................... less than 2 inches.
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Before finally heading down towards Montreux and Lake Geneva, we turn around and glance back one last time at where we came from: the other side of Switzerland, more than 330km (210mi) away. At least that's the distance it takes when you choose to go on foot and over these very Alps. Via Alpina trek, Switzerland.
When I stopped in Amsterdam for a week, I didn't think I would also go to Scheveningen, Haga. But some friends were vacationing in Holland and they suggested we all go there, to the beach. Of course I brought along my camera and luckily there was this nice sunset to shoot. I like this especially because you can see the moving clouds, but the weel is still, as of from another layer of time.
Saguaro National Park East. Interesting rock formation in the park. I like how the layers are angled here.
The Siskiyou Mountains encompass some of the most complex soils, geology, landscape, and plant communities in the Pacific Northwest. This is a country of narrow canyons and high, steep ridges. Elevations range from near sea level at the coast, to 7,533 ft (2235 m).
Someone with a sense of humor must have placed a few "coastal route" signs along the way just to make sure we were paying attention.
The thirteenth day of our May Road Trip took us through this remote and rugged area as we moved inland for the last few days of the journey.
Hope have a great weekend! Thanks, as always, for stopping by and for all of your kind comments -- I appreciate them all.
© Melissa Post 2016
We do not grow absolutely, chronologically.
We grow sometimes in one dimension, and not in another; unevenly.
We grow partially. We are relative.
We are mature in one realm, childish in another. The past, present, and future mingle and pull us backward, forward, or fix us in the present.
We are made up of layers, cells, constellations.
- Anais Nin
Summer solstice sunrise with golden layers on the Great ridge with Backtor Nook, Back Tor and Lose Hill Pike making up the layers on this famous ridge in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District National park.
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Today I wanted to thank all who support my work, and to share this image "Golden Layered Sunset" with all my Flickr Friends.
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Such an awesome display of cloud layering as the sun set's, the explosion of colors bleed through the spectacular layered textured clouds. definitley one of my favorites.
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This is my first image of the most epic misty sunrise amongst the Dartmoor heathers.
I arrived before sunrise in fog and mist which was dissipating by the second as I hiked up the hill to the viewpoint. I was lucky to get my camera out of the bag quickly on the way up to catch this low layer of mist before it cleared.
It may have been clear in front of me but the cloud inversion in the valley below was incredible with the most awesome ever-changing sky.
I have many more photos to look through then I’ll post some of my favourites.
A double layered bridge over the river Mosel, with cars driving underneath the trains.
(Bullay, Germany)