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Layers of blues and golds over the Puget Sound at Golden Gardens in Seattle, WA. Image captured looking towards the Olympic Mountain Range.
Just West of Caracas, numerous slopes from the coastline mountains descend into the Caribbean, providing a cool set of layers.
Layers over Hadrian's Wall at Sunset. Another image from the stunning sunset last night, this one using the old 70-210mm minolta lens to get this view. Looking from Caw Gap along the length of a section of the wall.
Colorful layers of sedimentary rock in Southern Utah.
This is from one of my road trips in fall 2006. I hope to lead photographers in Southern Utah in 2019. My workshop schedule should be ready ASAP!
The Nant Francon seen from the summit of Moel Faban which offers panoramic views in all directions.
Shot handheld with a Nikon D90, f/16 with VR assistance.
We initially parked here to check out a really cool overlook. Behind where I stood to take this photo, there is a short trail that leads to a cliff overlooking a river and pines in the valley below.
After I got my photos there, I realized that the view in our direction of travel was also beautiful. More than that, it was something I could figure out how to compose, haha. I love the layers of this landscape and how they zig-zag up into the sky.
Pentax 645
Pentax-A 645 45-85mm
Kodak Ektar 100
FPP-C41 Kit (Unicolor)
PlusTek OpticFilm 120 with Silverfast
a recently processed image from a while ago during some amazing conditions at ullswater in the lake ditrict
There is something about the combination of mist and trees that is pure magic to me. The mist brings some kind of order to the chaos of a forest, showing layers and focussing the eyes on the important things while shrouding those that are less so.
I found a new wood the other day and the forecast tomorrow is for fog. There are some fabulous old Beech trees in these woods and after doing some test compositions the other day I have three shots in mind that I think will look amazing with some mist to diffuse the scene.
Have a great day folks!
There's a road in Stuart, Florida that is lined on either side with Banyan trees. They form a canopy over the road. It feels both protective and primordial (some of these trees are very, very old). Unfortunately, I forgot my monopod so I didn't get as many good shots as I would like (just another reason to go back 😉)
Anyway, I just noticed that the Flickr Friday group theme was layers, so I thought this would work. These trees have the most remarkable root system, and their limbs curve and entwine creating layers upon layers.
This was one of those rare days when I actually got out after a theme was announced! 😀
Thanks to all for viewing, faving and/or commenting! Much appreciated! L 😊