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You can tell from the length of our shadows that the sun was at it best for the sweet light that just envelopes all that it touches. This image is from a group that I took at the Ritz Carlton Hotel out at Lake Las Vegas
A bouquet of lovely flowers from a wedding we shot in the spring. If you must know, me and magic light kinda have a 'thing.' Sidenote: does this look weirdly pixelated to you? This seems to be a regular problem for me these days.
Oh hells, yes—it's FRIDAY.
We were at the beach and I saw these kids running and the light was wonderful, so I had to take this picture.
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Last night, I got a call at the studio from my wife's niece letting me know about a beautiful double rainbow that had developed over the city.
I quickly got my gear together and went outside, and wasn't disappointed. The rainbow was really cool (see www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=474828&id=78144910006 for more pictures from this 30-minute "shoot"), but it was the post-rainbow light, which surged, ebbed, and flowed as clouds shifted and the sun lowered that really got my attention.
at The Harbor ~ Doesn't that sound like the 'title' of a good romance/mystery novel? This image would probably look pretty good on the cover, too! Now, if I could only come up with a good story... Saturday night sunset ~ Islamorada, Florida ~ Florida Keys
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About an hour before sunset and the refraction of light within and through a veil of cloud cover makes for a surreal winter scene. Engineer Jerry Miller is poised to swing his butted 45’s down and ‘round the bend westward. He and his conductor have just spotted five covered hoppers under the Hite spout. With everything buttoned up, handbrakes spun on the spot, Fred hung, a quick set and release, the conductor gives Miller the highball to proceed into a boreal martianscape. (01Mar17 ©)
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End of January 1895, seven vessels including the Elizabeth have suffered a delay because of the frozen Rhine. The ship was loaded with dynamite, a total of 150,000 kg. At the Elizabeth 20 boxes with 866 kg of dynamite sticks exploded.
16 persons were involved in this accident which killed 13 and wounded 3.
Today, only this part of the wreck of the "De Hoop" is visible at very low water. So you can still take a look at this disaster of 115 years ago.
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Petra is a famous city carved out of stone, hidden by towering sandstone mountains in Jordan. This lost 'red city' comprise far more than people generally imagine, Petra is covering a significantly vast area hidden in the mountains of Wadi Musa.
The name Petra, which means "rock" in Greek and Latin (derived from the word petrae), is actually a modern name for the place. This is because the city was carved from the friable sandstone cliffs of the area. The rocks take on a multitude of hues ranging from cream to orange, to red, and to dark brown. Layers of these rocks form whorls of colours which were incorporated into the Nabatean architecture.
If you want to see such a view you'll have to go to Marriott hotel above Petra. Even thought you still have to get up pretty early to capture the sunrise and early morning light, this was one of the easiest shoots I've done in long time. I have purposely stayed in this hotel so I could only walk outside on the hotel terrace to be able to capture such a view. I was lucky with the dramatic light this time, even thought the weather was equally same dramatic and very windy. If you are planning to visit Petra in February be ready for fog, rain, wind, even a snow (I've experienced all of it in one day).
Ancient city of Petra is hidden within those mountains.
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Scott and I are in Palm Springs. We earned this quick weekend getaway, I think—long story. With Scotty's support I've come to a healthy decision for me, and I can assure you, I will be around far more frequently from here on out. Not only do I miss all the inspiration from Flickr, but I miss feeling like myself. Things are about to positively change for me and us. I will be delighted to see what you've all been up to, lately.
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After saying goodbye to my Friend who’s accepted an Engineer position with the Canadian National in the Midwest, I wasn’t quite ready to head back to my pad and actually had some company business to take care of while in the Panhandle. Most of the morning and early afternoon proved difficult for photographic possibilities: even for my taste. It seemed there would be no opportunity to combine pleasure with business this day. But I listened to my gut instinct and decided to wait it out for favorable combinators to work their magic. Not until she lay her head down to slumber on a pillow of December-down-frosted mountains did she shine so fine through her evening negligee of chiffon clouds as the tail end of a BNSF westbound slips over the windblown Pend Oreille waving goodbye to a bittersweet day. Bon chance mon Ami! Stay tuned for "Fortuna Redux ~ Part One" (06Dec17 ©)
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I am still going through some shots from back in 2009 and process or re-process some of them. Sometimes I am quite surprised, why they haven't made the first cut, when I initially sorted them out. But I guess going through 5,000+ photos returning from a trip, I am excused to overlook one or the other ;).
Antelope Slots is one of those places, I'd like to go back to some time. It's been a fantastic experience besides the mass of people going in and out all the time. Most important thing is to have a good guide who gets the people out of the way for you to take the shot you want. Bonnie was fantastic at this and I got home with some great results.
I am still going through more shots from the past and working hard on my website. Lots more photos shall be online within the next few weeks. Still missing galleries for people and cities and some of the shots, I am still digging out from the past or have to not come to work on yet.
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André
Taken in Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand on October 2nd, 2007
Beaches in Abel Tasman are, simply, what beaches should be: covered in golden sands and washed by incredibly clear turquoise waters. I wanted to represent this ideal beach in this photo by giving equal weight to the sand and the water, both of which show resplendently pure colors under a deep blue sky.
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Golden light at the end of the day spills through the forest and onto the growing ferns.
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Disney's Magic Kingdom ~ Disney World
Cinderella Castle ~ Orlando, Florida
Fireworks Series ~ May 2014
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Le saline di Mozia, stagnone di Marsala, Sicilia
( foto fatta poco prima del tramonto usando un filtro Hitech 100 "Reverse" Grad 0.9ND)
The saltmines at Mozia, close to Marsala, Sicily
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Shutter speed 0,017 sec (1/60)
Aperture f/13
Lente 11 mm
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La strada che da Trapani conduce a Marsala, costeggiando la laguna che accoglie Mozia, è fiancheggiata da saline che offrono una vista bellissima: gli specchi d'acqua suddivisi da sottili strisce di terra formano una scacchiera irregolare e multicolore. A tratti compare nel mezzo la sagoma di un mulino a vento, memoria del tempo in cui esso era uno degli strumenti principali per pompare acqua e macinare il sale. Lo spettacolo è ancora più suggestivo in estate, al momento della raccolta, quando le tinte rosate dell'acqua nelle varie vasche si intensificano e le vasche più interne, ormai prosciugate. brillano al sole.
The road that leads from Trapani to Marsala, along the lagoon that welcomes Mozia, is bordered by salt marshes that offer a beautiful view: the bodies of water divided by narrow strips of land forming an irregular and multicolored chessboard. At times it appears in the middle of the silhouette of a windmill, a reminder of a time when it was one of the main tools to pump water and grind the salt. The show is more amazing in the summer, at harvest, when the rosy hues of the water in the various tanks and the tanks as you step inside, now dried up. glisten in the sun.