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Explore #1, FP, and Interestingness on Jan 8, 2009. Thanks everyone and it's great to be back and editing photos again.
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View Our Hiking Groups Victory Photo on This Same Metal Grate
What's up everyone. After 2 weeks I've finally found the time to do some photo processing. I've taken a bunch of photos over this break and will be making a full return. I've got a lot of Flickr to catch up on this coming weekend. Hope everyone had a great new year and I'm looking forward to seeing all the photos I've missed.
This was taken on a hike at Koko Head Crater in Hawaii Kai. It's a hike on an abandoned rail track going straight up the side of this mountain. The railway and bunkers on the peak were used during WW2 but now rest in an abandoned state of decay. This is a view of Hawaii Kai from the very top about 20 minutes before sunset. Hiking this trail helped me realize how out of shape I was :) New years resolution do more hikes...
First Vertorama of the year for me. bottom and top made from 7 exposures in photomatix. Blended the -3 exposure back onto parts of the sunset sky. Manually stitched both sections, curves, saturation, unsharp mask, and noise ninja.
This is the same house as in yesterday's post but taken from that side of the bay in Flatrock-NL=Canafa
(same profile shot again, omfg, forgive me. he just has a very lovely profile, okay?)
Teague Fact!
He was 20 years old when he died.
(Teague is a Delf Lishe boy <3)
Same location as my previous two shots. Different days. Different results!
This was taken during a walk with 6 people organized through Wanderung, a local hiking group. Just a simply beautiful evening...
For some odd reason, even Cherie our youngest cat stopped to look in the same direction that Joey was staring. I saw nothing as the line of sight to Coco's grave was blocked by garage pillars and also by my car.
Cherie had been behavingly very strangely the night before, just half an hour after Coco passed on. She was meowing at me at the dinner table and wanted to jump up on my lap. Cherie had never done this and I wondered if she had seen Coco's spirit. I do believe that animals have the gift of seeing spirits but they're unable to tell humans what they see.
Joey is in the background, looking in the same direction as Cherie.
Pictures with Zeke, Joaquin, Garett and Andy at their house. The kids are Jewish, Mestiza (Mexican Indian/Spanish) and Cherokee. I love taking pictures of siblings, but it was also neat to work with brothers. Somehow I managed to get a bunch of sisters together, but this is the first brother set. They're the same as girls in the sense that they are young and respond well to the camera. I like how two brothers can have the same parents but such different hair. I suppose that will also be more evident when I put my eventual self portraits up with Rachael's.
Joaquin was a total ham. You can see in some pictures he's literally dancing in the background. Or the foreground. But hammy kids always love the camera, so I love them. Zeke, the older boy was not as energized, but he had a quiet brooding intensity that photographed well, too. I've learned so much about working with young people on this project. I can say I'm a fan of their energy and passion.
these are minty's merion mitts in ella rae classic. also my thumbs are the same length although it looks here like they aren't.
Gorgeous dash of brightness in the garden, once again, I succumbed to the temptation!
PURE EYE CANDY large and On Black
Yes, where that's concerned, my resistance is low...
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Thanx, M, (*_*)
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Why not view the set as a slide-show?
Also I often upload more than one image at the same time, I see a tendency to only view the last uploaded...
from the bottom now, are they small or are they big?
Photography can play games with our visual perception, LOL
A series of ‘loose’ subjects. It can be anything, just seeing different scenes that attracted my attention. Pure photography.
thanx for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)
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Same old, same old and it's two weeks old.
Turimetta Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia (Sunday 28 Jun 2009 @ 7:06am).
I bought this boxed bulb as "Ambiance" but it's turned out to be "Moon Scene". I'm disappointed to not have the former which I've looked out for for years, but I've not grown "Moon Scene" before. Lovely to have two scapes open at the same time, with another bud to come.
It's the same in every churchyard you said
These memories of endless love
Etched out in unforgiving stone
But I would rather you told me now
Rather than when I am cold and dead
I thought we would be together
I didn't think I would be here alone
The stones are more for the living
A promise never to forget
A love to go on
I expect you think me ridiculous
Tidying up the flowers and the edges
As if you were still in bed
But I miss you my darling
So I have to be here instead
A section of the churchyard had been restored recently, and some graves and the inscriptions cleaned. This particular grave belonged to a couple who had passed away in the 1970's.
But somebody had come, after the restoration, and left a token in memory.
Wilmington Churchyard, East Sussex, UK.
To see this work in its designed format on my website go to the page 'Our Stories' under the heading 'Another Time', and to see other works. Thank you.
Same owner since 1966!
Époqu'auto 2024
Eurexpo Lyon
Chassieu (69), France.
Video: youtu.be/01DTc9bndtU
Same month, another fullmoon, which makes it a blue moon. and it is a micro moon as the moon is furthest away from Earth in its elliptical orbit.
Once again, my Sky Chasing app gave me this alignment and so to Parliament Hill, I went, along with my astronomy friend, Helen. It was a glorious moonrise. And what a fascinating neetup of the Cathedral and the Shard from this perspective as the moon swept through a centuries old icon to the most modern one, each having had their period of dominance over the London skyline.
ONE SHOT - No Stacking, no splicing, no masking, my philosophy.
Capture details:
Lens: Skywatcher Equinox 80 Apochromatic refractor (f6.3, fl: 500mm)
Camera: Canon EOS M50
Tripod: Slik dx700 pro
Mount: Benro Gearhead
ISO: 1000
Exposure: 1/15
Software: Used Develop mode only in Affinity to do basic global curve, shadow, highlight, and noise reduction adjustments.
This is the Contemporary another photo I took at the same location earlier this year. Now that this year is winding down. I thought this one showing the solitude and peace nature can bring, just by a change of day. Just goes to show how our perception can change the things around us.
Same limestone cliff as in my previous picture.
The beach I'm standing on is called Phra Nang Cave' Beach. It's in Krabi, Thailand.
"In the art of living, man is at the same time the artist and the object of his art, he is the sculptor and it is the marble, the doctor and the patient." Erich Fromm.
I wake up once again in another city in the world, in another country, this time I am in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. It's so early that my body just asks me to stay in bed. I still have not fully recovered from the long journey from Europe. But once again, there is a photo to get, once again, there is rain forecast and once again, I am willing to try it because the opportunities when one is so far from home are quite limited.
My goal is the Wat Benchamabophit, better known as the Marble Temple. An architectural jewel built at the end of the 19th century with Italian Carrara marble, the same stone that so many Renaissance masters used for their sculptures. This Thai Buddhist temple, which can not hide a slight western influence, is one of the most beautiful in Bangkok and I could not leave without immortalizing it. I knew that at dawn it was open, and I knew that if it rained it was not going to be an impediment, since I was going to be covered under the portico from which I was thinking about taking the photograph. Once there, I could enjoy in solitude a magnificent place, that at any other time would have been full of tourists and faithfuls. Once again I got the photo and the effort of getting up early was worth it.
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“En el arte de vivir, el hombre es al mismo tiempo el artista y el objeto de su arte, es el escultor y es el mármol, el médico y el paciente.” Erich Fromm.
Me despierto una vez más en otra ciudad del mundo, en otro país, esta vez me encuentro en Bangkok, capital de Tailandia. Es tan temprano que mi cuerpo solo me pide seguir en la cama. Todavía no me he recuperado totalmente del largo viaje desde Europa. Pero una vez más, hay una foto por conseguir, una vez más, hay previsión de lluvia y una vez más, me dispongo a intentarlo porque las oportunidades cuando uno se encuentra tan lejos de casa son bastante limitadas.
Mi objetivo es el Wat Benchamabophit, más conocido como el Templo de Mármol. Una joya arquitectónica construida a finales del siglo XIX con mármol italiano de Carrara, esa misma piedra que usaron tantos maestros renacentistas para sus esculturas. Este templo budista tailandés, que no puede ocultar un ligero toque occidental, es uno de los más bonitos de Bangkok y no podía irme de allí sin inmortalizarlo. Sabía que al amanecer estaba abierto, y sabía que si llovía no iba a ser impedimento, ya que iba a estar cubierto bajo el pórtico desde el que pensaba hacer la fotografía. Una vez allí, pude disfrutar en soledad de un lugar magnífico, que a cualquier otra hora hubiera estado lleno de turistas y fieles. Una vez más conseguí la foto y el esfuerzo del madrugón mereció la pena.
Same Place, Different World
Infrared photography has a way of revealing the world in a completely unexpected light—literally. What you’re seeing here isn’t snow, though it may look like a winter scene. This was taken in full sunlight, with spring foliage reflecting infrared light in a way that renders it bright and frosty. It’s one of the strange and beautiful qualities of infrared landscapes become dreamlike, even alien.
With infrared photography, the visible light spectrum is blocked and only infrared light is permitted to pass. The sky shifts to deep bronze, vegetation glows in near white, and shadows fall in unusual ways. It’s all very surreal—and that’s part of the magic.
Same location, same time of year as yesterday’s image, but an entirely different mood. That’s one of the things I love about photography—how a slight change in method can open up a whole new way of seeing.
Pitt Lake British Columbia Canada
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Same day as the car engines roared thru town the skies were filled with these fun little guys just buzzin' around.
With our 40th Annual Lompoc Fly-In it just keeps getting better and bigger -- this year saw a lot of red planes plus a lot of white planes as well as the familiar Piper Cub yellow.
They make good use of those 65 horsepower 'engines'
Note the creeping vineyards overtaking our hills along with the powerlines for our new Wind Farm.