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Coucher de soleil sur le quartier du Sacré Coeur, Paris.
Sunet on Montmartre aera.
© Isabelle 2011 / www.isphoto.fr
I'm trying to get the train sharp and the background all blurred. It's not perfect but i'm getting better.
A view of the old houses in Nyhavn in Copenhagen. Nyhavn 17 is probably the most famous house in Nyhavn, but Cap Horn is also easily spotted in particular at night because of the the neon signs.
--Jacob Surland
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Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.
- Tagore
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With the near disappearance of horse drawn vehicles, mostly only the metal parts remain. This image is of a couple metal wagon wheels brightened by the morning sun - Idaho.
Baxter State Park is a pristine wilderness, in part because it is difficult to get to; one must feel fortunate to reach this place at all. This was the first light and my first shot of the day, after a few hours of driving in the darkness. As the timeless granite faces of rock are painted with soft light from the distant sun, I am reminded of how small I am, how far out from my warm bed I have come, and how lucky I am to witness this fleeting moment.
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Stave Lake area in Mission, BC
It was one of those afternoons when all of the elements worked together to give me the magic and I was so happy to oblige. Lots of Rain, then as the light was setting behind the mountain ... it happened.
The red at the bottom of the images are the blueberry fields waiting for spring.
North Poppy Loop Trail, Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve SNR, Los Angeles County, CA, 4/8/2008
Linhof Master Technika 2000 camera, 120mm Schneider Super-Symmar HM f/5.6 lens, Fujicolor Pro 160S film, 55 megapixels
In spring of 2008 I spent several days exploring and photographing the flowers at Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve in Los Angeles County, CA. On this windy day, the park had been crowded with flower lovers until late afternoon when the sun disappeared behind clouds. I continued roaming the trails looking for photographic opportunities as the park emptied of visitors. To the west I could see the horizon was clear and so there was a chance the sun would eventually reemerge. As I arrived here by a dry creek on North Poppy Loop Trail, the sun came out just as I had hoped for one last time before sunset and the lighting improved immensely! The scene took on a beautiful glow known as artist's light or magic light, and the wind died down for the first time that day. I felt truly fortunate to be the only one left in the park to witness such a beautiful spectacle of nature! This particular scene makes me think of the mid-19th century settlers who traveled out west by wagon to discover an unspoiled natural garden called California.