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On a windy day with clouds flying across the sky creating light patches and shadow patches, just love how they float across the landscape highlighting areas as they go .
We went out again this morning this time walking behind the line of trees you can see on the horizon got a number of shots with the polariser in place as the clouds were so lovely.
It felt like we were dicing with death with all the people tearing along the path at great speed on bicycles .
Electrical Storm over Manhattan looking towards Central Park. I hadn't had time to process this image taken from the Empire State Building since I returned from my travels. This is 6 different 30 second exposures blended manually in Photoshop.
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Dutchmen Pipe Leaf vine wrapped around the barbed wire in the late evening bokeh as the sun went down through the trees and the light shining in .I like the way the vine wraps around the barbed wire mingling together and I enjoy the spider webs that are not seen until you look close, My sister gave me this Dutchmen pipe vine many years ago
Today I had a really interesting walk up a couple of smaller hills. The first one was Windy Hill in the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park follwed by a walk to the old Barytes Mine also located in the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park.
While on the Windy Hill trail I walked through a forest and the light and dark really caught me here, I just had to photograph it.
I just love this sky , it has so much power in it, it looks like an explosion of light. this was taken in june on the banks of the river Thames at around 8.30pm in the evening on Ilford Delta 400asa print film.
I don't know that this properly qualifies as a street rather than a shared driveway, but it has a name.
Long exposure photo of the festive season's last 'light tram' passing by the House of Parliament building
Budapest, Hungary
Light; it sustains, it defines, it blows my mind!...especially dappled light, that dance of light and shadow that entrances the 'I' and silences the 'me'.
To think, that those photons of light bouncing off that dewdropped leaf, took a million years of fighting against the sun's immense gravity to get from the centre of the sun to its surface, then a mere eight minutes to get from there to my eyeball, then a ridiculously tiny nanosecond to reach my consciousness...a piece of the sun is in my head...we are not just stardust, we are starlight...mind, blown!
This time of year, the gators mostly quit sunning on the banks and spend more time swimming since the bayou about like bathwater.
My jaw dropped seeing this scene unfolding. I quickly pulled my camera out of my backpack and was only about to get about 2-3 shots in a 30 second span before the light ray disappeared. So pretty to see in person!
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I found this little gem in Canterbury Cathedral & loved the heart shaped glow of light illuminating it, for those who know Andy Mcgowan no you are not seein double, I like to share my treasures,,,,,,,,,;-). Please go have a peek at his too.........
It is a magical time when the first rays of the morning sun shine into my garden. This is one of my very favorite times of the day. Here two dayliies begin to soak up their daily ration of life-giving sunshine.