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Sharply contrasting different shades of a monochrome colour palette, this image comes from my website: gavinconwill.co.uk/
Featuring street artist Maseu and his friend as they piece together an intricate layered stencil artwork on the streets of Nottingham.
This image is also available as a framed print at: www.etsy.com/uk/listing/555435045/uk-stencil-artist-stree...
Sneinton Market, Nottingham, UK.
Taken June 2015.
Multiple layers in this one, from foreground, middleground, to the background. The northern lakedistrict fells that overlook Ullswater taken from Barton Fell.
After the death of my Aunt Barney, my Uncle Doc gave me her car. This car has enabled me to work two jobs and to travel extensively. I always found it comforting that his former hospital parking sticker was still on the car. Today I found that sticker laying on my car seat. It had finally fallen off like a tiny leaf after a long, long time. Finding it there was bittersweet. It's one element that still connected the car to them. My uncle has since passed away as well. This car is the last gift I ever received from them. I'll miss this sticker being on the glass, but I'm keeping it in a special place.
Mountain range view from Main Western Road in Tamborine, the area itself which is commonly used as a launching point for hang gliders.
driving down a highway
the year is 2014,
listening to music from
1985 that I used to play
in my 1973 mustang
traveling along in
some sort of
emotional time machine
thinking of all the
years
people
thoughts
feelings
words
deaths
cities
and memories
all layered
one upon the other-
all contained within me
I become aware of an oppressive weight
bearing
down
on
me
it is difficult to breathe,
things shift out of focus
and I wonder if this is
what a heart attack feels like
I roll down the windows
speed up
and let all that old junk
flutter from my fingers
like confetti
You know, years ago I joined a Dancercise group. But it didn't take long for me to realize it wasn't really my thing. But what to do with the dance tights I bought?? No problem....I'm a veritable expert at repurposing specialty items. Two legs = two hoods! 😉
This is layer two for Daisy, and I think it will do fine as a base. Now...where did I put that pesky vet wrap?? 😜
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On the way back during our summer trip to Kamloops, BC.. Alberta Rockies. Jasper NP
when I posted this image in some groups on facebook,many friends spoke of the tall guy and his shadow...but to me his just one element in this image,to me it works because there are five elements in five different planes...
Without sea stacks or even coastal rocks to fill the foreground, it was time to go scouting. Lines in the sand left after a rainy day reminded me of layer cake at Heceta Beach, Oregon
On to the last few shots from my trip to the Lakes. It was absolutely freezing cold standing up on this hill, with a biting wind, but I could see the light moving towards these trees, so I knew I had to wait to get the shot. Fortunately, it didn't take too long, and I think the result was worth it...?
Thanks to the Macro Mondays Vegetable theme, we will be enjoying a warm pot of potato leek soup tonight. Perfect for the -26F windchill. HMM!
Several rocky ridges are illuminated by the evening sun as seen from the top of Crystal Peak.
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Layers of autumn color in shaded aspen groves.
Overall, the current Eastern Sierra Nevada fall color season has seemed less stunning than in the best years. The start was promising, with good high elevation color arriving on the expected schedule. But later on a number of areas that frequently offer up amazing color did not quite deliver. However, a few points are in order. Even in a less-than-astonishing year there is great color to be found if you just look around a bit. (And some of it is not in the usual iconic locations.) And a lot depends on the specific moment you arrive — the day and even the time of day.
This grove may serve as an example. We first spotted it while driving past in the early morning, when the sun had not yet arrived on this spot. We continued up the road a bit, thinking we'd turn around and photograph it a bit later. It turned out that "a bit later" produced some pretty uninspiring light on this subject... so we returned the next day and timed our visit more carefully. Photographing fall color in shaded light can produce a very different effect than photographing in full sun, with more color subtle and varied color with more shadow detail. This grove offered an additional compositional detail — the heights of both the small and large trees produced a sort of arch shape.
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" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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