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4/100 The Beach
There I was, sat at the computer trying to catch up with Flickr commenting, when I noticed a golden glow in the sky. So grabbed the camera and straight down the beach for a magical half hour :)
HFF! Happy Fence Friday my friends! This is just one of the beautiful & serene settings found minutes outside the city of Ottawa!
さぁ 旅立とう！！
新しい恋に遊びにその先の未来に！！
ちょっぴりの勇気と大きな好奇心を持ってｗ
楽しぃ時間を作ってくれて (*・∀・)ノ．あ☆.り。ぁ.:とにゃ*・° ♡
また撮ろう撮ろういつでも～❁🐓❁
This one was taken between Christmas and New Year. I hadn't expected a full moon and went into a panic to try and find a composition as it was rapidly setting. The park workers who came to collect the rubbish from the nearby bins looked bemused to see a lady with a camera crawling around on a frozen puddle, when they rolled up in their van. We had a nice chat, and I got my shot in the nick of time as the moon was about to disappear behind the horizon.
Thanks to everyone who takes time to comment, and fave my photo.
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Make your choice, two photo's of Cauldron Force, West Burton, different exposure times..
Mick's setting up a photo from the same spot I took yesterday's shot from.. it's all in the timing.
April 9, 2017 - view from Jennifer Kateryna Koval's'kyj Park, at the foot of Polson Street in the Portlands.
One of the many sea going ships sets out to sea from the St John's, NL harbour only a few thousand yards from his current position. This outlet was taken from high above and beside the building at Signal Hill from the previous shot. Early morning for these gents and off to do a job on calm waters.
The iconic Lions Gate Bridge, in Vancouver, BC, was built in depression era 1938 by the Guinness family (of beer fame), who had invested in property on the north side, and who saw a massive increase in the value of their land once people could actually get there.
A sailor I know once told me that, among the greatest feelings of returning home from sea, was the heart swell he got when passing under the Lions Gate Bridge. I felt a similar excitement as I headed out on a recent adventure, when I captured this image.
7/12 Time for a Vacation
It was a winter wonderland where our snowshoes sunk deep into the light fluffy snow... not an easy task setting down tracks.
Rain drumming on my metal roof woke me up this morning.
Instead of turning over and going back to sleep I remembered that there might be a large moon setting. It was still dark but getting lighter quickly and I rushed around getting my camera ready. Overhead it was still cloudy and a drizzle fell, but the west had started to clear. I love the moon when it turns all yellow low in the sky.
Tonight I will try for the moonrise.
Daytime gives us so much needed light. Nighttime gives us the darkness we need. The transition between them gives us beauty daily of the “Setting Sun.” Where else can you witness that kind of beauty at No Charge? We are privileged to receive it. It doesn’t take an expensive camera to capture and savor such beauty. It lasts but a few minutes of our time. Make a point to enjoy and give thanks. I try to have Gratitude and Kindness be a part of every day.