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I didn’t know if I would be able to achieve a marsh using charcoal. I do have three intensities of pencil and also a sharp eraser to help with the texture of the grasses.
It appears as though someone stopped out on the road and then slogged through the snow to check on an old car in the deteriorating shed. Life habits of our parents often pursue us all our lives. My parents farmed on three locations and sometimes after a long day of work on one of them, my dad would irritate me when we were headed home toward supper and he would say, "let's just stop and take a quick check on the tractor in the other field we left for tomorrow." There weren't as many malevolent country folks back then to worry about but he had a protective sense of ownership and responsibility that he passed on to his children by his example.
Quick shot of my friend Sang & I while clubbing in Japan!! ^__^
Gracias amore <33
My Credits (left):
Hair by Argrace
Sunnies by Faenzo
Bra by Addams
Earrings by Ison (new @c88!)
Rings by Yummy (New @c88!)
Panty by Seul
Shoes by Mowie
Coat by Sabotage
Pose by Overlow
Sang's Credits (right):
Hair by Opale
Sunglasses by [Meisu] (new @ Tres Chic)
Choker by #Foxy
Top by Villena
Skirt by Ryvolter
Boots by Rebel Gal x Ec.cloth (new@ Uber "october")
Pose by K&S
Backgrounds:
Vive Nine Ryvolter (New @PocketGacha!) & Minimal
<3
I saw him running on the far side of the canal and panned the camera on him as he swam across the canal and headed for the lake. He was moving so quickly that I am amazed that I was able to get even this slightly blurred shot. I think his prey is a mouse. Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
How long does it take you to drive 30 miles? If you were with my wife and I you would probably not like it. We stop often when we see things like this. One subject usually leads to another. Do you see only the sunrise? If you look lower you will see an decrepit barn with an old vehicle forever parked by it. That sight means I need to drive up and take a closer look even though we are headed elsewhere.
A couple of days ago I posted a comment saying that I don’t do sports shots and here I go again. Actually I don’t really think of this shot as a sport subject either. It’s an exercise in light and motion that just happens to be a picture of a motor bike.
This was taken at an annual event that is held on the beach front at Kirkcaldy. The local motor cycle club gets to close the beach down and race various styles of bike along the sands. This was my first attempt at a panning shot and to this day it’s been one of my best.
Last Saturday we had to drop the children back at University so took the opportunity to call in in the Peak District. A 6 mile walk around Monyash was good (and so was the cake in the cafe there!) and the weather was so good we parked up at Glutton Bridge at 6pm for a walk over Hollins and Chrome Hill.
The post box at Glutton bridge had been taken over by a nesting Robin
Quick look through the fencing to part of the airstrip where helicopters, light aircraft and The Air Ambulance take off at Caernarfon Airport.
The sign can be seen for The Helicopter Rides.
This was the most intense aurora I’ve ever seen. With a jaw-dropping corona above, dancing curtains, rotating vortices and lightning-like events extending all the way to each horizon, nearly every square inch of the sky – for a full 360 degrees – was filled with color. This was taken about 150 miles north of the arctic circle, during a geomagnetic storm that registered a Kp=6. Moments like this quickly make up for weeks in the unbearable cold.
For those interested, I've written an article on photographing the aurora HERE
A quick trip to the coast before our second Lockdown began. The beach at Birling Gap, Sussex, was covered with sea foam after the storms of the previous days.
97/100x: The 2020 Edition, photos taken in National Trust properties.
Shot on iPhone 6S.
This is a dog. After a long flight, I'm the one that is tired.
Gizmo was very pleased to help me get back into normal routine with a quick outing to Nudgee Beach.
It seems that nexus gone crazy over there... just been there to download something, an hour later, it says that I have 73 notifications, yet when I open to see... nothing new, only one new.
The Sea, The Sky, The Earth, The Wind, 2005. Four paintings by Dutch artist Jan Cremer, Museum De Fundatie, Zwolle, Holland.
I finally got a usable photo of the barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight as well during 2022.
They are hard to catch in their quick flight for insects above the water. I finally found a spot where it was pretty easy to follow their route for a good result.
(Låvesvale in Norwegian)
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