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A low-angle macro photograph of a Blue-Green Stropharia mushroom (Stropharia caerulea / aeruginosa) hidden among the foliage at Elswout Estate in Overveen. Shot at 200mm (100mm lens and tc 2,0) with f/11 and a 1/6s shutter speed, the unique perspective captures the bowl-shaped, turquoise-blue cap and delicate brownish gills beneath, elegantly framed by out-of-focus green leaves.
Dominant l'horizon bruxellois, cette grue de chantier semble monter la garde sous un vaste ciel traversé de nuages. Photographiée depuis le ring de Bruxelles, sa silhouette métallique se détache avec force, transformant une scène industrielle ordinaire en une présence presque monumentale.
Towering above the Brussels skyline, this construction crane stands like a silent guardian beneath a vast cloud-filled sky. Photographed from the Brussels Ring, its steel framework rises with striking presence, turning an ordinary industrial scene into something almost monumental.
Sun climbs high,
early summer morning sky.
Green heron, a silhouette,
perched on a rustic snag,
silver outline backlit bright,
caught in the morning's early light.
Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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A male Wood duck in need of a nose job, although beautiful in his own right.
Wildwood lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The Grover-built 0-4-0 SPC No. 2 is seen here rolling past some boxcars parked on a siding. The loco will soon back against the cars and pull some up the grade.
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Oil rendering of one of my favorites.
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These wonderful birds have been visiting us for over a year.
Earlier this summer we also welcomed the second generation of their family, with many fledglings growing up with food from our balcony feeders.
Crouched down in the water in Pucks Glen I was nicely sheltered from Storm Dennis, and while there grabbed this shot below the swollen river tumbling over rocks. The shot isn't quite as sharp as I would like due to the water hammering against the legs of the tripod..
Green Guardians
Ancient Roots, Sacred Walls
A low-angle perspective, looking up toward the monastery's formidable stone walls and the surrounding rugged mountain terrain. This perspective emphasizes the scale and protective nature of the fortification.
The image captures the monastery's stark, defensive architecture, including wooden projection boxes and small windows set into the massive stone blocks.
The low-angle, upward-looking perspective creates a sense of grandeur and scale, which is effective for a historical fortress-like structure. This "worm's-eye view" makes the monastery walls appear more imposing.
The use of the olive tree on the left provides a natural foreground frame. It adds depth and a sense of place, contrasting the organic, soft texture of the leaves against the hard, sun-drenched stone of the walls.
These olive trees are a living testament to the monastery's history, with some believed to be over 1,200 years old. For centuries, the monks have used their harvest to produce award-winning olive oil for both nourishment and lighting sacred lamps.
The direct sunlight creates high contrast. While the stone textures are well-captured, the "blown-out" (pure white) area around the sun and some lens flare are visible.
The natural "nature's palette" of desert ochre, deep sky blue, and olive green is vibrant and true to the Sinai landscape.
The image features high-contrast lighting with a brilliant sunburst in the upper right corner. The clear, deep blue sky and sunlit stone create a sense of the arid, sun-drenched environment of the Sinai Desert.
behind the scenes shorty on youtube: youtube.com/shorts/ea9YAb1grpk?si=W-ngvUJugWKBm3Rt
every morning, the same narrow streets. the same stone walls that have stood for centuries. and then, suddenly, someone passes through them as if they were nothing — a body bent over handlebars, a wheel turning, a shadow longer than the rider. the sun watches from above. it has seen this before, in different forms, with different machines. it does not care about the difference.
Hawa Mahal is made of red and pink, red stone and is a fusion of Rajput and Islamic styles of architecture. These systematically built red domed canopies with golden tip and the arches pictured against clear beautiful blue sky are very eye catching!
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Henbit blooms near Hartsburg, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5m2 camera with a Canon RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/115-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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St. John's Church in Warren County, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/800-second exposure at ISO 200. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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A weathered mooring rope leads the eye toward a silent fleet resting along the Danube at the Pilismarót ship graveyard. Captured from a low perspective with the Olympus Stylus TG-870, the image contrasts rough textures, calm reflections, and dramatic summer clouds, revealing the quiet atmosphere of one of Hungary's most distinctive riverside locations.
Location: Pilismarót Ship Graveyard, Danube Bend, Hungary.
Camera: Olympus Stylus TG-870.
Black & White conversion.
Once there were five country elevators, the last one built is now the last one standing.
ex-Alberta Wheat Pool single composite
Photographed May 25, 2023 in mid-afternoon light.
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Biotope est le nouveau bâtiment qui abrite la MEL (Métropole Européenne de Lille).
Architecte : Søren Øllegard de l'agence Henning-Larsen.
Lille | Nord (59) | Hauts-de-France | France
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A striking low-angle perspective capturing the massive scale of urban development. A towering red and yellow construction crane reaches up toward a moody, overcast sky, sharply juxtaposed against the heavy, brutalist texture of a massive concrete overpass on the right. This dramatic framing highlights the relentless pace of infrastructure growth and the towering giants of concrete and steel shaping the city's future.