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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.
First light in the Lyman greenhouses just touching the trays of tulips. This is Tulipa x 'Double Maureen,' a gorgeous, double white tulip with green accents.
I end the year with a black and white image as a respect for all those people who are no longer due to the scourge of this 2020, and all those who have gone through it and are having a hard time.
I humbly wish that the year 2021 may leave us space to relax at some point, and that we may keep close to us all those people who bring us good things.
I wish the best of lights to all the photography lovers that we show in spaces like this our mutual respect and our widest tolerance, and that we continue sharing the world within our images.
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.........
Light moves very fast!!
I set a slow shutter speed and while I shot the exposure I moved the camera horizontally quickly for the motion effect. it's fun to see the erratic beginning part of my movement. when I pressed the shutter button..;))
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Light Patterns depth of field results from a telephoto lens creates this broken appearance in the back ground, late Summer shadows, found in North Carolina.
December Light
Photographed one week away from the Winter Solstice on the shores of Lake Huron near Sauble Beach. Ontario.
Mëttelalterfest Béikerech Nikon D800 85mm 1,4 wide open Picture from a Middle Age Festival some years ago Only candle light
After doing a little local research, I found I could actually get out to this small lighthouse at the South-Western tip of Heysham Harbour.
Having got there, what a fascinating place. You have an old pier head, that is a feature in itself, in the upper left of this shot. There are also two large water outlets that flow out of the Heysham Nuclear Power Station, again, they would make a fascinating shot aligned with the setting sun and you have this wonderful old Light with Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland fells in the background.
I was also treated to a fascinating "dredger ship" doing its stuff in the sealane by the harbour entrance. I will post a shot of that at some later point. I will definitely get back here in the future!
The feng shui crystal in front of the window produced wonderful rainbow colour spots in the whole room when the sunlight came through. Fascinating!
Aquà os dejo otra captura mas de estos gigantes en la niebla, capturada este invierno pasado. Espero que os guste y muchas gracias por vuestras visitas y comentarios. Saludos!
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Für mich waren die arktischen Lichtsäulen eins der am wenigsten erwarteten Phänomäne die ich bestaunen durfte. Bei Temperaturen von deutlich unter -25°C gefriert in der recht klaren Luft die verbliebene Luftfeuchtigkeit zu kleinsten Eiskristallen. Diese richten sich überwiegend horizontal aus und erzeugen für jede ausreichend starke Lichtquelle eine Lichtsäule die bis in den Himmel zu steigen scheint.
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For me the arctic light pillars were one of the least expected phenomena that I was allowed to marvel at. At temperatures well below -25 ° C, the remaining humidity freezes in the very clear air to form tiny ice crystals. These are mainly aligned horizontally and generate a column of light for every sufficiently strong light source that seems to rise up into the sky.