Portraits - faces in the limelight
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Limelight you were all I ever wanted since it all began
Limelight shining on me
Telling the world who I am
Limelight don't let me slip right through your fingers
There's a long way to fall
After all the years of waiting
I'm gonna show them all....
------- Alan Parsons Project --------
( CZ flektogon 35mm f2.8 )
My second picture from the day from the same location at Hengistbury head and captured minutes before my previous upload.
I don't have a pet dog but this one came bounding along the coastline and literally stopped in front of frame and with a split second decided just snap away, out of 3 pictures this one is the one I am proud of, the way he/she is just posing in front of me, I would say if I was any good at taking pictures of pets to get one to pose like this would be a dream.
As a great storm
we have shaken
the tree of life
up to the more occult
fibers of the roots
and now you appear
singing in the foliage,
on the highest branch
that reached with you
Pablo Neruda
work of photo manipulation plus a mixture of my textures
«La felicità .. Esiste, le dico.
– Dove?
– Senta. Da ragazzo mi lamentavo sempre con mio padre perché non avevo giocattoli. Lui mi diceva: questo (si indica la testa) è il più grande giocattolo del creato, è qui il segreto della felicità ….»
Charlie Chaplin, nel film Luci della ribalta
"Happiness .. There, I say.
- Where?
- Look. As a boy I always complained to my father because I had no toys. He said to me this (indicating the head) is the largest toy created, this is where the secret of happiness .... "
Charlie Chaplin, the film Limelight
Sunset on Winskill limestone pavement is a wonderful location in mid summer as the view west also gives a glorious vista of receding hills. The lone tree is icing on the photographer's cake!
Settle, The Yorkshire Dales.
Hope you are all doing well! I've been super busy and Internet is beyond slow right now. Hoping to catch up with everyone very soon! :-)
new guests in Cuza Park, Bucharest ; I decreased the light because the background wasn't interesting at all
The last of the day. Difficult to believe the weather today...we currently have a good 2 to 3 cm of lying snow, even at valley level.
Low winter light provided a nice bit of stage lighting on this Yorkshire Dales scene with the dark outline of Ingleborough "backstage".
Museo Nacional del Romanticismo de Madrid.
gracias a lenabem por su textura
A final ray of light illuminating a fern, just before sunset. Seen at Hank's Meadow of the Quabbin Reservoir, MA.
Explored 8/22/2017
That's actually the name of this hydrangea. This small cluster of flowers were still attached to the large bush, having weathered blizzards and March winds. I like the delicate textures.
A March sunset up on Newbiggin Crag.
I spent a good few hours wandering around the plateau looking for some new compositions, but ended up back near the top of the plateau, here. I was hoping to line the cracks in the limestone up with the setting sun and the tree. They were slightly out but, I still liked the composition.