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Bluebells are definitely blue, until the warm morning light hits them, then they’re definitely purple. Or are they Purple and go blue in shadow? Either way, I managed to get a selection of both here and the fujifilmxt2 coped surprisingly well on Auto WB.
On the descent of Beinn na Cro on the Isle of Skye, I happened to turn around to see how far we had come - and was amazed by this fabulous cloud arching in the sky. Desperately seeking a foreground, but the slopes of Beinn na Cro are devoid of anything useful, so had to settle for the path we had just come down (and was reminded of an old Led Zeppelin song). It was easily one of the best skies I have seen here, shot as a three-shot pano that really doesn't do the cloud justice.
Nikon F2AS
Zoom-NIKKOR 35~70mm f/3.5 AI-s
Nikon L1bc filter
Ilford FP4+125@ISO250
Developed in Diafine 3,5+3,5 min
1/60 sec@f/11
Taken Feb 7, 2015 in St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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The melting of the snow is well under way here. It is among the longest and coldest winters these past 8 months however, it should be gone for the arrival of summer. Maybe even Spring
One of many footpaths at Attenborough Nature Reserve , located between Beeston / Long Eaton on the Notts , Derbyshire border.
Just arrived at top of zig zag path.
With the roof of the incline in decay,not safe at all with barriers to stop people going there.
Love to see the leaves gradually transition to shades of yellow, orange and the occasional red as we move deeper into autumn in northern Minnesota.
A very rainy and cloudy week in Moab, Utah - still images must be made and the awe inspired by these giant monolithic formations is not reduced. Please comment if you'd like to share your experience at Moab.
the floor of the Bay of Fundy after the tide had receded... the low afternoon sun provided the warm lighting
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Cathedral Of St. John The Divine
Divine Pathways is an art installation by Anne Patterson. Members of the community wrote hopes, wishes and prayers on ribbons which were hung in the cathedral.