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Explore ~ 16 April 2009 #260
Whenever I can, love to take a walk in this part of oporto city. This breakwater, especially, is in really beautiful place, where the river meets the sea. So sometimes the sea here is a bit dangerous and creates some waves that pass over the breakwater.
This was the precise moment that a big wave was hitting the breakwater, flooding it. After this shot had to run for cover :P but didn't run fast enough so came home all wet.. well, at least the picture was worth it and both me and the camera safely returned home. (this wasn't during a sea storm or something like that, it was just one especially big wave)
A log lies in the way just ahead for me to not trip and fall over. It is a cluttered path that quickly loses clarity and goes who knows where.
The biggest obstacles are yet unseen. But oh how wondrous the hike, with colors to behold and textures to grasp.
Minolta Vectis S-1
Minolta Vectis 22-80mm 1:4-5.6
ExtraFilm.com 200-40, expired 2009-06, ID 577-701
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2019
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Framed for the Down Under Challenge . It was too beautiful to change :-)
With thanks to Roger for the source image
Photo taken at the Bathurst, NB, Daly Point Natural Reserve. A nice area for a stroll after supper.
Photo prise à la Réserve naturelle de la Pointe Daly à Bathurst, NB. Un bel endroit pour une marche après le souper.
If only I knew what it said on each of them.
Wisdom Path, Hong Kong
“We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open.” - Jawaharlal Nehru
Kodak No.2 Hawkeye Model C (Circa 1926), Fujifilm Superia Xtra 400.
This camera belonged to my Aunty Jean and was given to me by my Dad. As far as we could tell it worked ok if a little dusty. I cleaned it up as best I could and stuck a roll of film in it. I was hoping it would work but was prepared for it to be come a nice memento to sit on a shelf. The photos have actually come out pretty well and with a little practice I think I can learn to do better.
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A path going through a small grove.
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This path is part of a route that travels from Haswell to Hart. This part is near Castle Eden. More green is taking over the trees as the leaves start to open.
This image was taken during a misty walk in the woods near Stourhead.
Whilst continuing to walk the path, my attention was caught by the shape of the two trees against the backdrop of the woodland.
An enormous rain cloud passed over as i was finishing work,.. so i decided to follow it across the country.
going to try to capture a series of 'simple' compositions.
better viewed on black ?
“Arise, and soar with the sun’s new-born rays,
To breathe new life into dying nights and days.” Allama Iqbal
This is a HDR taken a few days ago. I haven't done much HDR work for a while as I'm getting good results using RAW in Capture NX. HDR worked well here because it cut through the early morning mist and gave the photo nice vibrant contrasting colours.