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I particularly loved this scene because it not only shows the layers of the sunset but the horses added a nice foreground element.
Dried Lime Slices that did not make it into a Margarita months ago. Just waiting for the perfect texture. Less than 3 in, wide for Macro Mondays
A layer of mist covers the land before sunrise over South Devon. This was my first time capturing mist in the early morning and I could not have asked for better conditions.
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I wanted to share this frame and how it came to be, I was rummaging about the markets, when in back of one I found a atlas on a desk, I flipped the pages and it opened to this Europe map. There was a fan on a stand blowing in this back room and the photo blew out of the basket on the desk, I laid the photo of the women on the map and thought that made a nice frame but the photo kept blowing so picked up a silver ring and laid on the photo and this is how it fell together.
Minnehaha Falls, Chattahoochee National Forest - Rabun County, Georgia
Falls Branch cascades over layers of rock at Minnehaha Falls.
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Sunrise rays of hope after a long night of blizzard conditions and single-digit temperatures without power. this is not the Texas we're familiar with!
It is a creative edit of my capture of Eucalyptus tree bark, but through my eyes and lens it is a landscape with lots of hills and a little bit of fog.
I'd like to believe that that second, higher layer of clouds were nocilucent clouds, but no way - there was still too much daylight for that.
Yesterday, we snowshoed to a third waterfall in our area. We are lucky to have three of them within a half hour drive from our home. There is a trail that goes from below up to the falls and then on top of the falls. Although I can easily carry a camera on my back when hiking now, I still am not ready to bring along a tripod. So I steadied my camera on my camera bag while I sat in the snow. I used the timer so I wouldn’t shake the camera as much as I went for this slow shutter speed. It worked out not too bad! I was fascinated by the layers of ice forming under that torrent of water still coming over the cliff. The pillows of snow around the falls is much higher than I have ever seen at the falls. I would not trust stepping onto it with the sound of running water underneath. The waterfall usually has a more impressive height. We are outside so much this winter. The layers of clothing we have accumulated over the years have us prepared for most conditions. I believe today may be our first day we don’t need to shovel or blow snow.