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Rustic bridge (made from a single trunk of a felled tree)into the woods at the National Trust's Longshaw Estate, Derbyshire Peak District.
This time of year is difficult for me. It's dark when I go to work and gets dark pretty soon after I get home so there's not much time for photography. So I went back through some old photos from our trip last year to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I don't remember the name of this old church but it was very charming. I cannot get enough of these old split rail fences that dot the already breathtaking landscape everywhere you look in this part of the country.
Little branch in Uber (Current round close on 22th April)
Trompe Loeil in The Fifty (Currernt round close on 20th April)
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This was only the 6th time that I have ever been fortunate enough to see one of these fabulous Buntings in the U.K.
Luckily for me, this one chose an inland site to spend the winter months (the first time that one has wintered), where it joined 2 Little Buntings and nearly one hundred Reed Buntings.
As it was close to my house, I payed several visits to attempt to take an array of different shots....
This is part of a photo shoot I did for an artist friend in her studio. Oh, to have a studio like this! Lots of windows and natural light. Anyway, this old enamelware bowl full of chinese lanterns was just begging for a shot. I had to oblige.
"Old houses, I thought, do not belong to people ever, not really, people belong to them.'
Gladys Taber
One of my favorite native plants nurseries feature facades of houses, complete with windows. It is easy to get lost down the pathways. That's possibly one of the reasons I enjoy it.
Это старинное село Дунилово в Ивановской области. Это село уникально тем, что в нём много храмов, в разных источниках пишут про 11 или 12. Через село протекает река Теза. Все это делает село привлекательным для фотографов.
В Дунилово мы приехали к рассвету, надеясь на туман, и мы были вознаграждены за ранний подъем. Над рекой клубился довольно плотный туман. Небо на востоке начинало светлеть и надо было быстро искать интересные ракурсы. Было довольно холодно, и трава покрылась инеем, который отлично дополнял туман. Ребята устанавливали свои телеобъективы на штативы, чтобы снять первые лучи солнца сквозь туман. Я в их компании оказался изгоем, потому что забыл свой телеобъектив дома. Поэтому я отправился на поиски других ракурсов. Если у кого-нибудь складывается ощущение, что я очень рассеянный, то это очень верное ощущение.
Я отправился в сторону храма, в надежде, что там у реки есть лодочки. Чувство упущенного кадра из-за забытого телеобъектива улетучилось, когда я заметил лодку у пирса. Я выстроил свой кадр и стал ждать первых лучей солнца. Вскоре пришел первый рыбак и он идеально дополнил мой кадр. Я пил горячий кофе и просто наслаждался рассветом, практически в абсолютной тишине. Иногда плескалась рыба в реке и покашливал рыбак, хлопала крыльями пролетающая мимо птица. Неспешными шагами, без суеты и шума, дыша прохладным туманным воздухом, наступал обычный деревенский рассвет… Вскоре он превратит иней в сияющую росу и разгонит туман, наполняя день своим теплом, а пока этого не произошло, я сделал свой кадр
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This is the ancient village of Dunilovo in the Ivanovo region. This village is unique in that there are many temples in it, in different sources they write about 11 or 12 of them. The Teza River flows through the village. All this makes the village attractive for photographers.
We arrived at Dunilovo at dawn, hoping for a fog, and we were rewarded for getting up early. A rather dense fog swirled over the river. The sky in the east was beginning to lighten, and it was necessary to quickly look for interesting angles. It was quite cold, and the grass was covered with frost, which complemented the fog perfectly. The guys mounted their telephoto lenses on tripods to capture the first rays of the sun through the fog. I was an outcast in their company because I forgot my telephoto lens at home. So, I went looking for other angles. If anyone gets the feeling that I am very distracted, then this is a very true feeling.
I went towards the temple, hoping that there were boats by the river. The feeling of a missed shot due to a forgotten telephoto lens vanished when I spotted a boat at the pier. I built my frame and waited for the first rays of the sun. Soon the first fisherman came and he perfectly complemented my shot. I drank hot coffee and just enjoyed the dawn, almost in absolute silence. Sometimes a fish splashed in the river and a fisherman coughed, a bird flying past flapped its wings. With unhurried steps, without fuss and noise, breathing the cool foggy air, the usual village dawn was coming ... Soon he will turn the frost into shining dew and disperse the fog, filling the day with his warmth, but before this happens, I took my shot
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I paid the local Rustic Bunting another visit today. As you can see he's really coloured up since I last photographed him.
Attention to details is an art.
Living in a place full of art can be inspiring if you are not overtaken from it.
// rustic meadow is a new escape that changes with the season. come see what you'll discover as things aren't always what they seem.
best experienced in dim light (midnight, sunset, sunrise).
I think a man's duty is to find out where the truth is, or if he cannot, at least to take the best possible human doctrine and the hardest to disprove, and to ride on this like a raft over the waters of life. Plato
*happy rustic bokeh wednesday*
The vintage 1912 Harley Davidson, designed by Bud's Vintage Cycles & used in the upcoming film, 'The Astronot' (bit.ly/AstroTrailer).
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This small cottage (being renovated when I visited it) sits on the shore of the Lynn of Morvern at "An-Sailean Bay" on the west side of the "Isle of Lismore" It was probably home to one of the workers at the nearby Limestone Quarry where it was produced in large quantities for agriculture and cement during the Mid/Late 19th Centuary.