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Moody, supermoon 3/21. The last supermoon of 2019. I was trying to add a little interest with the moving clouds and oak branches. They sort of rolled in out of nowhere and I really liked the way the reflected light made them sort of glow.
Here's a moody coastal image from the last time I visited Cape Kiwanda. Hope everyone was a great start to their week!
A view from our balcony in Selva Val Gardena. The Dolomites truly is a special place with amazing views in every direction.
The track that continues up the Balquhidder glen* beyond the farm at Inverlochlarig.
*This glen is nameless on maps, despite several of its minor side valleys being named. It must be one of the most substantial valleys in the Highlands not to have a name, though the fact that the river flowing through it is called the River Larig suggests it may have originally been Lairig something rather than Glen something.
Th sky was so moody but the light was still good on the waves showing off a mix of sand and aqua water
Overcast mornings act like a large soft box allowing me to shoot toward the sun. This is where I usually find the Reddish Egret.
Additionally, the lack of blue makes the day and bird look moody to me.
Reddish Egret
Egretta rufescens
Member of the Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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Overcast and moody sunrise from Putty Beach Headland in the Bouddi National Park on the Central Coast, NSW, Australia.
The dog walk this morning was a bit moody, luckily Carla held the dogs as I messed around making a few images.
From a side trail off of the Horsetail Falls Trail #438 looking East along the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
I was just playing with an image of the South Downs wear in the distance the sky was a little gloomy and misty, I am pleasantly surprised in how this turned out.
Austria series: Moody Marmots l (cinematic edition)
Last August was very wet in the Austrian alps. When we visited the marmots, there was a constant, cold drizzle and low clouds crept over the mountain tops. But alpine marmots are adapted to this kind of weather and it didn't diminish their appetite. Curious as always they checked us out for nuts.
I've processed this photo a bit differently (hence the cinematic edition) to match the mood created by the lousy weather that day.
🇩🇪 Im letzten August gab es jede Menge Regen in den österreichischen Alpen. Wir besuchten die Murmeltiere im Dauernieselregen, was ihrer Laune (im Gegensatz zu unserer) nichts anhaben konnte. Tiefe Wolken krochen über die Berggipfel und füllten die Täler - es war sehr wild und dramatisch, weshalb ich dieses Bild etwas anders als gewohnt bearbeitet habe.