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Went mushroom hunting with my nephew today. He had lots of fun and great success. It's clearly an advantage being so short.
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I planned an ambitious set of stops for the afternoon, and as usual some of the best shots were not ones I expected -- such as this one
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Taken in the Muir Woods, San Francisco. I can only imagine huge swathes of redwoods growing across the USA, it must have been magnificent.
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如果一天過完了，
而我卻沒做些關於攝影的事，
我便覺得似乎忽略了些對我的存在極為重要的事，
宛如我忘記起床似的。
And if a day goes by without my doing something related to photography, it's as though I've neglected something essential to my existence, as though I had forgotten to wake up.
~ Richard Avedon - 1970
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● Non-HDR-processed / Non-GND/ND-filtered
● Black Card Technique 黑卡作品
Not sure if there is such a thing as fecal fungus but that is what we called the ming that surrounds this door frame.
I love mornings with a little fog. This photo is a crop from the previous one to control the tone contrast better. I shot this from Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park in Maine. It plays a trick with the eyes because of the valley below the fog which is between two small mountains.
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The dawn light at Clonea Strand, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.
Canon 350D
Tamron 11-18mm
Hoya CPL
Hitech ND's
0.2 sec | f/16.0 | f=13mm | ISO100
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Captured some light rays before tonight's sunset. Taken from Guadalupe Dunes.
I wanted to stay for the sunset, but they were closing the access gate so I had only a few minutes to capture this.
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I plan to get out again this weekend so hoping to have something new to post next week. Have a great weekend.
Wishing you all a good health!
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The rays coming through the clouds gave a blissful view and reminded me of Sun as a life source. Handled shot in a moving car at 1/4000s, f2.8 , ISO 200, 13mm with B+W Polarizer and ND Grad filters processed in LR Mobile.
I was lucky enough last week to meet up with Flickrites Teri and Arina on a little sunflower gold tour. Having just missed some sunflowers the week before and the year before, I decided I'd get a little help before trying again. So when I got invited, I jumped at the chance...
Fortunately Mother Nature chimed in with calm winds and some really pretty rays of light. Even with the beautiful conditions, I blended two exposures in ps to get this final composition. This image was taken near Denver International Airport in Colorado.
Thanks Teri & Arina for inviting me to come along and to many more for providing the inspiration!
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