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While walking in the woods along Nason Creek early Saturday morning the light was shinning through the trees, glistening on the frost..
As well as going through the old photos I will try and get out and take a few too!!
My 2023 project (following up another failed 365 - but much improved, so lets not be negative!) - 2023 is a very achievable 52 week project.
Lyth Valley woodland bathed in misty light.
This was shot from the summit of Scout Crag with the long lens as an inversion dissipated with the rising sun.
Taken walking past a local church
Thank you one and all, for your kind faves, comments and invitations!!
(Leave A Light On For Me)
GX8 + LUMIX G VARIO PZ 45-175/F4.0-5.6
Focal Length: 87.0 mm (in 35mm: 174.0 mm)
3.2 sec; f/5.0; ISO 100
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Sunset afterglow ~ Heading Home ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
(one more photo from this night in the comments)
Light and shadows on buttress roots deep in the lowland forest, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. A ray of light pentrating the forest canopy cast shadows from the surrounding vegetation on the large buttress roots of a Kaway tree. Sepia tone conversion, to emphasize the shapes.
28/05/2022 www.allenfotowild.com
Light painting image, straight from camera with no editing. Plenty of cardboard, cutting, taping, packaging foam wrapped in cellophane, glue, tinsel, a pillow, light painting brushes, etc etc.
We have seen the light at the end, only to find ourselves blanketed in darkness again; But let us never waver in our quest, for who knows what lies beyond today. It might be the light of day.
While Ivy is a angel of light, Layla is a angel of darkness. They are two sides of the same coin
I want to dedicate this picture to Alive~ for her birthday that was some days ago! I hope you spend a great time dear!! ^___^
**Layla and Ivy outfits are made by Dolly boutique! I love them so much for my B&W sisters, I got them since December last year but until now I can't set the stage for this idea xd I hope you like it and Happy weekend to all!!
A little late on this but today (December 11th) was a milestone marker for sun watchers at least here in northeast Oklahoma, December 11 ended the 10 days of shortest evenings this season. November 30th thru December 10th the sunsets at the earliest point 5:09pm then on December 11th the sun sets at 5:10pm. Yes the shortest day of the year still happens on December 21st, which has a sunset at 5:14pm. Then by the end of December the sunset has grown to 5:19 so a ten minute difference from 1st of December to the end of December. Not sure how it all adds up in your location but here at Latitude 36.0609° N, and Longitude 95.7975° W, the light is happening in the PM.