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The colours in this scene were amazing - had to get up early to see it, however, worth the effort... went for a simple scene with the tree still to breakout into leaf really helps the silhouette and interest to a tonally pleasant image.
View from Morro Bay Marina boardwalk at sunrise. The tide was rising quickly and the birds were in abundance!
One of my peonies has opened out beautifully so I took two macro shots and blended them...as well a few other slides. HSS
Another shot from Sunday's moonset over Henley Beach. SIngle image but with a bit of post processing.
Nachlese Nr. 4: Und noch ein Foto aus diesem Jahr, das es bisher noch nicht auf Flickr geschafft hat. Dieses Mal ein Motiv in der sächsischen Schweiz.
Layers of land. Creative edit of Eucalyptus tree bark. Through my eyes and lens a mountain dreamscape.
HMM! My first Macro Monday post in a long while. This is a photo of a sedimentary rock (about 1" in height) I found at Clacton-On-Sea. The cracked layers makes it quite interesting; it resembles a miniature version of a mountain with rock layers.
Collective 52 Photo Project. 9/52 Layers.
For this weeks theme ''Layers'', I used a collection of 5 original photographs, processed in Lightroom and layered in Gimp.
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What attracted me here was the tractor lines the little track and the diagonals layers of the far landscape, Trees each side of the composition to balance it .
This is somewhere to the North of Findon near Worthing in Sussex. A walk with just the 100-400 and the 24-105 most of the images that day were taken using the 100-400 as a landscape lens.
Forest fires and the resulting smoke have been a big deal in Canada since early spring and we certainly encountered it on our recent trip west - having to change plans because of road closures and contending with a smoky haze that irritated the lungs and made us and everything in the car smell like a campfire. It was particularly bad in British Columbia's Thompson Valley and Ontario - extending all the way from Kenora in the north down to Toronto and across the border into the US.
This image is from the west coast of Vancouver Island - the furthest point we were able to go. A couple of things attracted me to this scene - the layers in the landscape and the taller trees in the upper right - the few left standing on the edge of clearcut logging.
Old growth forest is something to behold - full of large trees, large ferns, large sections of mosses - pretty well large everything. I find it spiritual.
For Macro Mondays
Subject: Layers
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Layers of fabric in the sunlight. HMM, everyone ! !
A bullnosed awning overhanging a window. Covered with layers of irregular corrugated iron, very unlike the style in Australia where a single sheet of corrugated iron is curved.
The rock strata of Elgol at low tide acts as a stage, with the gorgeous backdrop of the Black Cuillin across Loch Scavaig.