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My suburban train station at a crazy angle...

Fine Art Monochrome Long Exposure, On the coastline of Barmouth, West Wales, United Kingdom,

Looking at this photo you would say that there are here at least two different kinds of rock, right? Well, …, wrong! All of it is granite, whose natural colour is the dark grey of the ones on the right.

What makes them look completely different is the sunrise light! On the left the rocks are receiving the early morning’s light, with oblique sunrays warming the scene, whereas the ones on the left are still in the shadow.

 

Interestingly, due to the high altitude, two cloud layers are present here. One below the POV and the other well above, creating in the middle a “window” of blue sky.

 

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Serra da Estrela (Star Mountain) is Portugal’s mainland highest mountain. At 1,993 metres at its highest point in Torre, Serra da Estrela is an area of rare landscape beauty. You can take advantage of the moments of communion with nature to discover the diversity of plants and birds and the flocks of sheep herded by Estrela dogs from the breed named after the mountain.

 

In cold weather, Serra da Estrela is the only place in Portugal where you can try ski, or go sledging, snowboarding or ride a snowmobile. Albeit small, there are several runs with support infrastructure, as well as artificial snow runs for skiing at any time of the year.

 

This natural park is excellent for trekking, horse-riding or mountain biking. It boasts some 375km of marked trails of varying degrees of difficulty.

 

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Covão do Boi, Serra da Estrela, Portugal

 

© All rights reserved Rui Baptista. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission.

Re-edited in 2022

Escalier de la cour des Voraces. (Traboule de Lyon)

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Contrairement aux apparences, la photo est à l'endroit.

Contrary to appearances, the photo is right side up.

oblique rays of the winter sun

Bergeronnette grise, Essonne, Île de France, France

Brechfa Forest . To see a wider range of images. Please click on the links below.

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Original file jpg: 103,4 MB

dimensions: 7360 x 4912 pixel

 

equipment: camera Nikon D800E + lens Nikon 105 micro

 

NO PHOTOSHOP, NO DIGITAL PROCESSING

NATURAL DIRECT SUN OBLIQUE LIGHT

MIRRORED ON A REAL MIRROR.

 

THE BLACK BACKGROUND IS GIVEN BY THE CORRECT EXPOSURE ON THE FLOWER

 

SEE ON BLACK, PLEASE: IT IS REALLY WONDERFUL!!!!!

  

I've not put my signature because my signature is this beauty of nature, just a gift for you

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"Give every day

the chance to become

the most beutiful day

in your life"

[Mark Twain]

 

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“It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera…

they are made with the eye, heart and head.”

[Henry Cartier Bresson]

 

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London Cityscape

Zilker Botanical Garden, Austn, TX. Sony A7II and FE 90/2.8 Macro G..

Plymouth, Devon, England

A new species for my prairie bee and wasp species set, with a confirmed iNaturalist ID. This is the only bee I've seen around here with some reddish-colored fuzz. I've looked for more of these in subsequent days but didn't find any.

 

Some species info: www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1630911-Epimelissodes-obliquus

Architecture in popular tourist resorts could seem dull, while at second look light, pattern or detail can be fascinating.

 

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Proud and posing for me, in oblique morning light. At the Pool, Central Park, New York.

HTT - Happy Truck Thursday

 

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Just an unusual window style and an assortment of roofs.

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