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This was taken in Lairg in Scotland. There’s a restaurant/cafe called The Pier and behind it is a beautiful loch which I’ve seen on a couple of occasions before but the light was always a little dull. Although I didn’t go there specifically to take photographs, I was glad I had my camera with me because the light was rather nicer this time. I can strongly recommend the Orkney Fudge cheesecake by the way. (PC030013)
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The fisherman comes home to our camping place.
Rowing boats are on the way to get a new medai in the Olympic games
(1960 the Rowing Eight of Ratzeburg won a Gold medal -
not forgotten here.)
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Der Fischer kehrt heim zum Campingplatz.
Ruderboote sind unterwegs, um eine neue Medaille in den Olympischen Spielen zu gewinnen.
(1960 gewann der Ratzeburger Achter die Goldmedaille bei den Olympischen Spielen und löste damit die Erfolgsserie der Amerikaner ab - nicht vergessen hier)
This is probably the most photographed lake in the Alpine region, if not in Europe. I can now understand why! The lake is really beautiful with the mountains reflecting in the green water. This place must be really crowded in summer, but this October morning there were only me and three other photographers here. It had been raining the night before and when I arrived before sunrise the clouds were hanging low. Suddenly it started to clear and we could watch the first sun rays hit the peak of "Seekofel", the mountain in the background.
Windmill Oudendijkse Molen at Sunrise. The Oudendijkse Molen is a saw mill It is one of the two remaining wind mills of what is called The Land of the Six (wind) Mills.
In her work, Laura Belém recontextualizes objects from daily life, completely changing their meaning, renovating their situation and, moreover, the viewer’s perception of them. Thus, in a work like Enamorados [In Love], presented at the 51st Bienal de Veneza, two small boats seem to chatting with each other. The resource used is a simple one: Belém installed the boats front to front, and placed a spotlight on each of their bows. These lights turn on and off, sometimes coinciding, sometimes disagreeing with each other, thereby establishing the sensation of dialogue and, consequently, resulting in the personification of the boats.
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City of São Paulo records the hottest month of July in almost 40 years in the NEW winter of the southern hemisphere.
Average maximum temperatures recorded from July 1st until yesterday were 25.9ºC / 78.8ºF. 😮😭
.. With the hills Beinn Ceannabeinne and Meall Meadhonach distant, North Sutherland, Scottish Highlands
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...and street lights all in a row.
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The rowers at Kissing Point.
Putney - western Sydney.
The view looking south-west across the Parramatta River.
Across the river (on the left) is Rocky Point and 'Rivendell' - the Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital, opened in 1893.
In the far distance is the suburb of Rhodes with, amongst other things, a giant Ikea store, lol.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
A Legacy 'Food' filter from the Flickr Photo Editor.
Created for the Kreative People Contest "Summer Moods"
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The much photographed rowing boats at Llyn Nantlle, Snowdonia.
After setting my alarm too late for the ISS I had the time to make my way to Llyn Nantlle. It's a bit of a drive from Trearddur to here but I arrived in plenty of time to have breakfast and a brew.
The only cloud at first was the bank covering Snowdon in the distance but a few blew in just before sunrise and fortunately the mist had stayed and was getting a little thicker if anything.
Would've been nice to be able to see the summit of Snowdon but I got some lovely conditions so definitely not complaining:)
The sun rises above the summit of Snowdon looking from Llyn Nantle.
Something I've learnt from my last two outings is that just because you have filters you don't have to use them.
I've recently acquired a Nisi Landscape Circular Polariser and I love it, but in certain conditions it simply isn't required. All my shots from here and from Llyn DInas looked good on the back of the camera but when I got them on the computer they actually hurt my eyes.
The warm glow of sunrise and the soft golden light is more than enough. Not the best composition or the image I'd hoped for but out of about 30 images from the morning this was about the only one I felt I could work with. Always learn something new on each outing.
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Middachten, Gelderland. The Netherlands
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