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I take travel so much for granted, the ability to fly around the world and take pictures. Whilst we all lock ourselves away, I have decided to post some shots, that for whatever reason I was on the fence about and didn't post, or did and removed, from various countries from around the world. Stay safe and this ones for Portugal, Englands oldest ally.....
Since the azalea / rhododendron season is slowly coming to an end, I decided to pay tribute to its beauty.
The paved path to Brown Knoll which has tamed this boggy stretch of high moorland.
(In some ways, thank goodness!)
~this evening on Marjan hill in Split, some wonderful things happened... night was falling and dark gently was carresing ...~
You can see it large size it is nice...
Sorry for all these pictures of the foggy forest. It was such a nice atmosphere I just couldn't resist pressing the shutter again and again.
March 23, 2024
Leica iiif, 5cm Elmar
Ilford Delta 400 in DD-X 9:30
Inkjet print on Canson PMK paper with Epson R2400 from negative scanned and tinkered with using Silver Efex s/w.
Sunrise and thick fog. This print came a lot closer to my vision of the scene than any of the several lith prints I attempted.
I just watched a you-tube video on composition, the crop tool is the landscape photographers friend. So this is a crop :-)
The first time we came here around five years ago we struggled to find the place, there was only one other couple here and we worked out the route together. The small bridge here is part of the old route across the south of Iceland, on foot or horseback.
This trip it was a well worn path, people everywhere taking selfies of themselves in the place to be, instead of taking pictures 'of' the place to be. There were people walking right out through the water to the edge of the falls just for 'that' shot of 'themselves'.
Bruarfoss in Iceland.
Step lightly on our world folks.
"We run on purple time". When the sun rises the colours change from moment to moment. This is the purple moment
Taken on a walk around Manor country park, the colours so much more vibrant than a few weeks previously.