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There is many different layers to me, you are and will forever be what you give to me..... You can choose to kiss my ass, capture my heart, or stare from the sidelines one or the other all up too you......
This might be my favorite winter photo yet. This is a single exposure taken at sunset in the Central Cascades near Snoqualmie Pass, WA.
The layering in the mountains and the dappled light really drew me to this particular area. Hope you enjoy it!
Shot for Macro Mondays 'Layer'.
18 shots blended in ZereneStacker. A biscuit laying on my phone as a mirror and with an iridescent jug behind, lit with a bike light.
Layers of: chocolate, wafer, filling, foil and reflection.
Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tour, Alberta or British Columbia, Canada. Scanned from a Fujichrome Velvia slide. Thanks for your views, favs and comments!
Looking west from Volcan Mountain in Julian towards Catalina Island on the horizon at sunset, almost 100 miles away.
The 3/30/20 theme for Macro Mondays is Layers. This is the edge of a slab of sandstone that has "Gratitude" etched into the top, which my wife Sammy keeps on her bureau top.
The variety of houses that make up Bristol ! Waterside new builds, terraced colour boxes, and white Georgian crescents on the skyline.
May I wish all my Flickr friends around the world a happy safe and healthy new year , This is a sunrise from a few weeks back . Just had a curry delivered so i`m off to enjoy .
you can get a feel for the different colours the hull of this boat was painted over the years
Asobi Seksu - Layers
“Layers, Morning Light” — Early mornign light highlights layers of gullies and ridges in the Death Valley landscape.
Yes, yet another photograph of these well-known formations in Death Valley. Hey, I don’t photograph this specific spot that often these days, so maybe I can be excused for working it to death on this one unexpected visit? This is a small section of a larger badlands landscape that lies around and below this popular sunrise location in the park.
If you are interested — and if you follow me regularly — you can get a sort of overview of how the light changes on these features in the morning by looking at the series of photographs. I started before sunrise, continued as the sun hit nearby features and cast soft light into the scene, and finished up only as the first direct light (fortunately softened a bit my thin clouds) spread across the area.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” (Heyday Books) is available directly from him.
an evening spent on stanage edge in the Peak District using a long lens to pick out details in the landscape.
Fujifilm X-H!
Fujifilm XF 55-200
Best viewed Large on Black. It really differs!! فرق كبييييييييير
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Shot from Azhar Park in Cairo, Egypt. I was photoshooting a musical group called 7aya حياة (Life) and decided to stay for a while to shoot the sunset.
I would like to thank my buddy and brother Ahmed Haddad for lending me the amazing Sigma 70-300mm. It's an awesome lens. I will share photos from the photoshoot soon isa.
I processed the RAW file in the Lightroom, version 2.0!! IT ROOCKS!! It comes in 64-bit, so my hungry Core 2 Duo T9300 processor wold crunch and chewup photos in less time. Do yourself a favor and start using it. If you're still skeptical, drop your jaws over the new features.
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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
Oh hey, Im still alive and I haven't abandoned my photo stream, but I also havnt been shooting. Well I have, but not digital, Ive been shooting with film, and I have no money to get anything developed at the moment, but I have five rolls ready. So here is a picture, made of more pictures, old ones that I took over the summer compiled into this mass of overlaid layers. Enjoy.
I haven't posted a landscape for ages so here goes. This is the Simien Mountains of Ethiopia at sunset. The tiny figure at the bottom adds a bit of scale to this beautiful landscape. We always seemed to have hazy conditions in the Simien Mountains but these became an advantage during the pastel shades of evening.
Layers of architectural styles as seen from the Westminster Cathedral in Central London
Westminster Cathedral in London is the mother church of the Catholic community in England and Wales. It is the largest Catholic church in England. John Betjeman called it "a masterpiece in striped brick and stone in an intricate pattern of bonding, the domes being all-brick in order to prove that the good craftsman has no need of steel or concrete."
Waterfall in Jokkerdalen, in the municipality Sunndal, Norway. In the distance you can see mt.Trolla
Last one I will post from this session and apologies for not posting more often as I have literally been working the last three weeks straight. This lonely little cloud was chasing its big brothers that had stormed through earlier. It gave this scene some nice layers and the hint of a rainbow on the right sets the image off nicely. I have a week off in two weeks time and going to be heading to the Suffolk coastline to see what i can do with some iconic scenes there. Looking forward to it I can tell you!
...very early morning...
...just me...and the ocean...
(The small city seen in the background is far away...I zoomed it in...to get this layer effect)
It dose not take long for conditions to change. When I saw what looked like a promising sky from home I thought lets give it a go but in my twenty minute walk to the beach the sky had other ideas.
Like a bank of cloud rising from The West to envelope what sun there was, but, all was not lost, I had this wonderful sky full of layers of clouds in various shades of blue to yellow.