View allAll Photos Tagged neverstopexploring
blue-hour bluebonnets 💙
📷 Captured these blue beauties a few evenings ago when I finally found a decent patch of flowers. It turns out I got super spoiled with the super-bloom two years ago when we moved to Texas. I mean, it was one heck of a first impression, that’s for darn sure. But after a long drought and the warmer air temperatures already creeping in, this year’s bloom is much more scarce — upping the challenge level for those of us who like to enjoy the wildflowers.
It’s all good though, challenges keep the journey from getting stale. 👍
- - - - - - -
This was the scene one October evening overlooking Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks National Park. I took this shot with my phone, and I was impressed with the detail it captured in the clouds.
This was the scene one October morning overlooking Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks National Park. I used a graduated ND filter to balance out the colour and light level in the sky. I really like how I managed to capture the mists rising from the lake, as well as the fog rolling over the mountain in the distance.
We live in a colorful world, filled with a wide assortment of pigmentation. From the flowers to the sky, the humans to the skyscrapers — every facet of life is painted with a variety of colors. Maybe this is by mistake. Maybe it’s on purpose. Either way, this fact is to our good fortune, because to exist in a monotonous world — a world lacking in diversity — sure wouldn’t be as beautiful or interesting...
:
Splash of Paint | Texas Hill Country | Spring 2019
- - - - - - -