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Okay, another snow shadow image. It's not so much the shadow that I like in this photo, but the patterns in the snow from it being wind swept. Those patterns show movement in an otherwise still photo, or at least I think so.
It seems like forever since I posted a photo of Castlerock which is very remiss of me as it really is a pretty little village.
One of the things that I adore about living here is that I have the beach at the end of our road.
So when I get the urge to do a sunrise shot, checked the clouds to see if its going to be an interesting sunrise, actually feel ok to do some photography, I can get into my mini and tootle down.
Every one that knows me, knows that I am always prattling on about the light, especially just after sun rise and before the sun sets.
It was particularly glorious last week, bathing the basalt rocks in a warm glow and really making the colour of the green slime pop.
All I know about the green slime is that it is slimy and only appears on rocks that are normally covered at high tide.
I am not holding my breath about having a lovely Summer this year. I swear it rained every day in May and the average temp. was about 5 degrees.
And so far, June is proving to be even more dismal!!
finally rained here, good thing - new streetlight so bright it lights up our whole front yard, bad thing.
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider
- In-Game Photo Mode
- CE Table by DeadEndThrills
- Reshade
- Horizontal Mirror in Lightroom
Big thanks to Alex B. Corrado for taking the time to show me some of his favourite places to shoot in Athens.
Also for an excellent lunch!
Shadow Play in Santa Fe
where we are neither straight nor square. 😊
#SantaFe #Suenosdeuomi #ImageChérie
Foto para Bruna, outra garota que gosta de joaninhas :)
Essa foi a primeira joaninha que eu consegui fotografar. É a Joana.
Câmera: Cyber-Shot DSC-S650
Dark Lake / El Dorado County, California
Near the south shoreline of Dark Lake I noticed a pair of darners floating in the water, seemingly attached as in tandem. I used a slender branch to rake them to shore and in the next 4 images you can see them propped on a boulder, both the dorsal pose with wings stretched out and the side profile. I will be posting these 5 profiles in Western Odonata on Facebook for feedback on the ID of this pair of darners. My gut feeling tells me that they are Paddle-tailed Darners.
Jim Johnson commented: I can't open the images currently, but from the thumbnails they look like Shadow Darners, Aeshna umbrosa.
Sandra Hunt-von Arb commented: Jim got it right from the thumbnails! Shadow Darner, Aeshna umbrosa.