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Next to Peaceful White and the Traditional Orange is Youthful Yellow. Fresh as it is always,gives a great contrast to the blue sky and the green leaves. The sunshine was an extra element
Living house of officers of Kaunas Fortress, Juozapavičiaus av. 34. Built about 1890, renovated 2015.
Taken with anamorphic film box camera on photo copy film 4.5x9cm. Exposure about 5 min, developed in D-76.
A street sign and replica of the Eiffel Tower mark the location of the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
The title is not for the bird, but me who had to literally lie down on the ground to get this angle. Got my clothes dirty doing that, but on other note its a very comfortable position to click shots :)
Camera Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi
Exposure 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture f/9.0
Focal Length 300 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias -1 EV
Lens EF 70-300
A different view at the lighthouse in Westkapelle.
I did this shot already several times, but was never satisfied, now I am ;-)
Jane enjoys watching wildlife from the comforts of a nice window.
Focal 35mm f/2.8 @ f/2.8 (wide open)
Low angle shot of a tree reaching for the sun above, cropped diagonally and post-process to a monochromatic effect to emphasize the sun's rays and it's effect on the tree.
this picture was taken from a very low angle and in sepia tone. i like it because it gives the illusion the tree is longer and it gives the picture some depth
Crawling under the Solomon's Seal to tidy up some over enthusiastic Spanish Bluebell, I was distracted by the shadowy magic.
For our second day at the beach last weekend we drove down to Budleigh Salterton. The pebble beach and cliffs are part of the Jurrasic Coast World Heritage site and there is an endless amount of fascinating patterns, colours and geologocial treasures to be found among the pebbles (sometimes even fossils), altough it is not allowed to take them away from the beach. The pebble beach is also ideal if you want to avoid getting sand in your shoes :-P
It was a fairly busy day with the sun blazing down so I waited until I had clear views towards the red cliffs from my viewpoint in the water - hoping that I will not tumble and fall... :-)
Can I have some more?
Date: 2012/05/30
Camera: SLT-A77V
Exposure: 1/200 sec at f/1.4, ISO 400
Lens: 50mm F1.4
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Amazing what you find staring at you if you take the time to look up from where you are standing, sometimes. A mourning dove watching me from its perch in a tree.
Ferry Bridge Rd (aptly named) in Goldsboro North Carolina. The nearby Neuse River flooded & this road is notorious for being inaccessible. But it made for some creative opportunities.
feels like spring will pass us by maybe....but seeing the melting of the snow and the nice puddles we will Keep Calm & Take Photos! ;)
Laowa 9mm C-Dreamer lens
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Before dawn finds the courage to reveal itself,
the city remains still, listening.
The stones hold the breath of the night,
the lights stand guard as the last witnesses of darkness.
I walk low, close to the ground,
to feel the weight of time beneath my steps.
In this passage, between shadow and light,
silence is not absence:
it is waiting.
Prima che l’alba trovi il coraggio di mostrarsi,
la città resta immobile, in ascolto.
Le pietre trattengono il respiro della notte,
le luci vegliano come ultimi testimoni del buio.
Cammino basso, vicino al suolo,
per sentire il peso del tempo sotto i passi.
In questo varco, tra ombra e luce,
il silenzio non è assenza:
è attesa.