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In Wisconsin we are waiting for the warmth
and when the sun casts her shadows
we rejoice in sleepy walks down known gravel trails.
explored!
In my first pictures of Kyori Shade (and to my shame my only other shoot to date) she wore The Fierce Subject oriental style evening gown - very elegant! For this second set I wanted to have a total contrast! What do you think of her as biker chick?
Nikon Pronea S
Nikon IX-Nikkor Zoom 30-60mm f/4-5.6
ExtraFilm APS 200-40, expired
Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II
A07649_036
There's no shade better than canyon shade, 'cept maybe arch shade. But that's so rare it hardly counts.
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Summer 2014 1st leg: "Many Rivers"
June 9: Capitol Reef - Sheets Gulch and a return to Cassidy Arch.
As suggested by the bright, almost glaring background, it was a sunny, hot day in The Okavango. This male cheetah (acinonyx jubatus) had the answer and was stretched out, in comfortable shade, beneath a tree. Sitting in an open-topped jeep, I was a little envious! More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography & Fishing Travels" - www.colin-pacitti.com.
A tree shades numerous graves at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA.
This photo gives perspective to the sheer number of people laid to rest in this cemetery.
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, VA
Nikon D5100
This photo lets you feel the cool of the shade and the feeling of walking into the warmth of the sun. It lets you smell the scents of plants and rocks and dirt. You can hear the sound of bird song. It makes you wish you were there.
It was a hot day and in the process of making friends with Molly, the farm dog, we played fetch until we were both tired. When I asked the farmer if it was okay if I went out back to take a picture of his barn he said "If it's okay with Molly it's okay with me." After taking a few shots, Molly and I both sat down in the shade of this Locust tree and had a nice drink of water. One has to pick a spot carefully under a Locust tree as there are always a lot of small spiky twigs waiting to surprise you. You don't go barefoot around a Lucust tree.
The current owner is fairly new to the area and was unsure of the age of the barn. The county road crew that directed me to it was certain it was over 100 years old.
Located on Hutchens Hill Rd. south of Pomeroy, Garfield County, WA.
Bokeh in the foreground: paper shade lanterns frame an unusual motif
Sony α7 II, Metabones adapter, ZEISS Otus 1.4/85, f/1.4, 1/500sec, ISO 160
© Mike Colón
Read the story behind the picture here:
lenspire.zeiss.com/en/the-most-unforgettable-day-in-ones-... (English)
blogs.zeiss.com/photo/de/?p=6272 (German)