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I had observed several gulls do this fly around and land (behind me as it were) and thought it might be fun to try and capture it,
Any how after several unhappy attempts at putting it all together, today was a reasonable success. The light on the Gull, large and central, is courtesy of a large window reflection of the sun, acted like a flash in effect, i have since wondered how the birds cope with this reflection when they get close, i suppose it is a little like us, driving into the headlamp beam of an oncoming car, you just learn to handle it......
... by many eyes :-))
Happy Weekend !
Reflection of Holzhausen palace / Holzhausen-Schloesschen
just around the corner, Frankfurt-Nordend.
They are curious to be observed while bathed by the rough sea, illuminated by the last rays of light, anxiously waiting to see the light of the moon, the light of the stars and so on forever, only that they feel observed
Sienten curiosidad por ser observadas mientras bañadas por el bravo mar, iluminadas por los ultimos rayos de luz, esperando ansiosamente a ver la luz de la luna, la luz de las estrellas y asi eternamente, solo eso se sienten observadas
From Puerto Blest we were invited to meet Los Cantaros, a lake 1.2 km above the Nahuel Huapi, formed by the melting of the snow of the mountain. From it comes a beautiful waterfall (with the same name) that can usually be visited at three different heights in specially constructed gazebos.
The access is about 700 steps in a structure made in wood, which in itself already seems somewhat tiring.
However, on the day of that visit, those steps and the whole structure were covered by ice, not snow, but slippery ice.
The choice was to climb or stay on the boat. I chose to going up the staircase and I do not regret it, although it gets a bit wet because with the sun that opened in the middle of the climb, the snow deposited on the trees began to melt and fall on the tourists.You can observe the ice falling in the pictures of the waterfall.
I just feel not having a filter with me to make the sky look better. The bright light really compromised the photos, and the time of the day wasn't the best for photos.
"""There is a lot of activity observed in Origami-Land, and the project is called "A star is born"……
First the vellum-paper is examined on transparency, as you can see here. Marjan was very lucky to be involved and will send us more images of the proces. So stay tuned in ;-))"""
Shot taken at Southern Roots for #AdamsPhotoChallenge
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Shot taken at Cravone City - linktr.ee/cravone, Cravone (194, 85, 30)
Observed in the reflective ocean waters alongside Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver
Enjoy your day and stay safe
"Observa con atención las señales, la vida no deja de hablarte sobre lo que necesitas"
"Look carefully at the signs, life does not stop talking to you about what you need"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq0J2W7vkDQ
David Rees - De ellos aprendí
Gracias a todos por vuestras visitas y comentarios.
Thank you all for your visits and comments.
A photography of my father, who stood pensively contemplating the landscape with a lost gaze. The photography was totally improvised and, without thinking twice, I took the picture.
Una fotografía de mi padre, que contemplaba pensativo el paisaje con la mirada perdida. La fotografía fue totalmente improvisada y, sin pensármelo dos veces, hice la foto.
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Merci beaucoup à tous pour vos gentils commentaires et favoris!!
Thanks a lot for your faves and comments
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Most people perceive darkness as negative. however, i feel safe in the dark. Not everyone can see right through you. You can observe from the dark without being noticed. Thus you recognize the truth from the darkness. And even if it hurts. The truth is positive.
You want this awesome Tattoo? It is the "Ishani " Tatt. by Letis Tattoo.
My Skin is the latest release by StrayDog...grab it at the Access Event ( Round November 20)
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The terraces were dug following the natural curves of the landscape. The thickness of the walls stores heat during the day and diffuses it at night. Thanks to this method it has been possible to obtain a different microclimate as one goes down and gets closer to the centre. An average temperature difference of 5°C was observed, whereas the difference is only 0.5°C over comparable height differences at the same location. Due to its sheltered position, each of the terraces represents approximately one thousand metres of altitude under normal growing conditions.
A fantastic afternoon of grey blue clouds shrouding the golden cliffs. Two peregrines soared high above watching my antics as I waited for gems to shine out. The best way to spend a few hours before catching the obligatory drenching :)) Observe the skies is by British Sea Power.
The National Photographic Portrait Prize and Darling Portrait Prize (paintings) entrants exhibition. National Portrait Gallery, Canberra. Who is observing whom?
The main portrait character is observing the photographer and in turn is being observed by the girl with the mask. She is being observed by the man in the far painting. The photographer is also being observed by the lady in the headscarf. The only indifference is by the woman reading the catalogue.
It was great to see the pair of Black-shouldered Kites back in the Sneydes Rd area this morning. I observed them collecting nesting material again.
I will be back later to catch up - got to run for now.
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As spring warms up and the ice on many urban ponds beginning to melt, the Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) will again be observed feeding on the ice surface of these ponds in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
17 April, 2012.
Slide # GWB_20120417_4740.CR2
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We observed this beauty at the park VERY early this morning. When you go early you see a lot of water birds. I only had a 250mm lens but he let me walk right up to him.
68/100: 100 x challenge - Flowers
100 Flowers 2020
I took a few photos of the agapanthus as they were in gradual stages of bud form. Unfortunately as they came into flower I didn't get anything I was happy with so am going back to the bud shots...this is a sort of stage two, not the tight group of buds but gradually spreading apart. I find these stages so fascinating to observe.
Richard Gere feel the presence of Monica Bellucci on the trunk.
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I observed this owl hunting along the roadside in the late afternoon sunlight. I sat quietly in one place in the ditch becoming part of the environment and this method had enabled me to bag some good shots of this owl doing what it did naturally. I was fortunate that this owl tolerated me and kept hunting in the same area.
Here, it flew past me to perch on a fence post to resume listening to prey beneath the snow.
Taken on Jan.2017, Temp: -15C; 3.45pm, an hour before sunset
Nikon D500 w/ 300f4D+1.4X
Lightroom 6.0
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Alpenglow (from German: Alpenglühen) is an optical phenomenon in which a horizontal red glowing band is observed on the horizon opposite to the sun. This effect occurs when the Sun is just below the horizon. Alpenglow is easiest to observe when mountains are illuminated but can also be observed when the sky is illuminated through backscattering.
Since the Sun is below the horizon, there is no direct path for the light to reach the mountain. Instead, light reflects off airborne snow, water, or ice particles low in the atmosphere. These conditions differentiate between a normal sunrise or sunset and alpenglow.
Although the term may be loosely applied to any sunrise or sunset light seen on the mountains, true alpenglow is not direct sunlight and is only observed after sunset or before sunrise.
In the absence of mountains, the aerosols in the eastern portion of the sky can be illuminated in the same way at sunset by the remaining red scattered light straddling the border of the Earth's own shadow (the terminator). This back-scattered light produces a red band opposite the Sun.
source: Wikipedia
A Baltimore Oriole, enjoying a bath on what was a very hot Summer's day.
Theme: "Observe the O": Animals, plants, objects that begin with the letter "O"
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The storm has passed, I always look at the sky, at the clouds.
But this time it is I who feel observed.
Nature ART...!
Please.... to look big
photo without addition .. nor rigging,
the eye of the wood is a chance of lighting ..
I was the first to be surprised
Good evening and observe YOU........ hi hi hi..!
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SVP.... à regarder en grand
photo sans rajout .. ni trucage,
l'oeil du bois est un hasard d'éclairage..
j'en ai été le premier surpris
Bonne soirée et observez VOUS........ hi hi hi..!