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Why upside down? Working on side lighting - need to create a shadow on the LHS. Winter black and white series No 1.
Yellow rose in the Rose Garden of the Royal Botanical Garden of Burlington, Ontario.
The last rose of summer John McDermott www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReSOGJCNiJE
Muchas, muchas gracias por sus visitas, favs y comentarios :)
Many, many thanks for your visits, favs and comments :)
Olympus & 60 mm macro.
Smoke, Sidelight, Vibrant minimalism and Orange? :)
wenn die tief stehende Sonne auf Fuchsien trifft...
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allen Besuchern und Freunden meines Fotostreams ein herzliches Dankeschön für eure Kommentare und Kritiken, Einladungen und Favoriten.
all visitors and friends of my photostream, a heartfelt thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites
During the day, the Pancake Rocks in New Zealand show themselves in very bright yellow tones. Only during sunrise and sunset they display their color splendor. However, you need some luck to enjoy these colors, because the west coast of the South Island is known for its torrential rains that can last for days and weeks of gray skies.
How lucky I was to have a week of good weather in the New Zealands autumn and be able to take a few pictures in the morning at sunrise at this iconic place, even though the sun rises behind the mountains of Punakaiki at this time of year.
If you want to spend more time with the picture: A sign on the circular path of the Pancake Rocks shows figures and faces especially for this rock, which you can visualize with a little imagination.
Tagsüber zeigen sich die Pancake Rocks in Neuseeland in sehr hellen Gelbtönen. Nur während des Sonnenauf- und Untergangs kann man ihre wirkliche Farbenpracht genießen. Allerdings braucht man etwas Glück, um diese Farben zu sehen, denn die Westküste der Südinsel ist bekannt für ihre sintflutartigen Regenfälle, die tagelang anhalten können und wochenlangem grauem Himmel.
Was für ein Glück, dass ich eine Woche lang im neuseeländischen Herbst gutes Wetter hatte und morgens zum Sonnenaufgang ein paar Bilder schießen konnte, obwohl die Sonne zu dieser Jahreszeit hinter den Bergen von Punakaiki aufgeht.
Wer sich länger mit dem Bild beschäftigen möchte: Eine Hinweistafel auf dem Rundweg der Pancake Rocks zeigt speziell für diesen Felsen Figuren und Gesichter, die man sich mit ein wenig Phantasie vorstellen kann.
The sun managed to peak through the solid cloud to catch the edge of these grasses in Hillman Marsh near Leamington, Ontario
No post-processing done to photo, only cropped. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com
Small old pocket watch. The area in the lower right corner is lit by reflected light from the lower inner mirror cover that is flipped down against the front cover. All light originates from the left from a flashlight.
Thank You ALL So MUCH for your support through this terrible time. You have no idea how greatful I am to you all. Being away from home for so long and without my family you guys became my family. Filled me with so much Love and support, I can't even begin to tell you how much it meant to me. Thanks to all the wonderful comments and e-mails I stayed saine during tragic time. Bless you all. (just got home today - will catch up slowly)
HCT - Theme sidelight
"Pursue some path, however narrow and crooked, in which you can walk with love and reverence."
Henry David Thoreau
Macro Mondays: Low Key.
Side lit with a small LED flashlight.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs, etc. without my permission.
Macro Mondays theme : broken
I dropped my little spoon
and it broke in two.
The little flower
has lost it power.
I tried to catch it with all my might,
but alas I captured it in sidelight.
I found this small patch of wild sunflowers yesterday afternoon. There was quite a bit of cloud cover so I was very happy when the sun peeked out and gave me a little bit of sidelight. Hope you all have a great week.
Teaspoon & -infuser,
natural sidelight and a very small flashlight.
Please don't use my images on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved Eleni
Malham is a village in the Yorkshire Dales, it was established in the 7th century but the present village dates back to the 17th century and the structure has changed little since that time.
Malham Cove is a limestone pavement, formed after the last ice age by meltwater. The cliffs are 80m high by 300m across and are amongst the top ten geological wonders of Britain.
For some time I have wanted to photograph this area, so with good light forecast yesterday I decided to give it a try. After a 90 minute drive and a short climb I arrived at the rocks and within a few minutes, I slipped on the treacherous surface, fell backwards cracked my head on a rock (I've got a massive lump) and cut my hand.
Undeterred, I carried on and got my shot!
Bi-colored hollyhock in Monet's
Garden, Giverny. From the 2016 archives.
Take care and stay safe in this crazy world. Thanks for stopping by and for all of your support -- I deeply appreciate it.
© Melissa Post 2020
Seems easy but no matter how much you try there are still times when you fail... there are still times when the glass is half empty...
That's when you learn from mistakes and take only what helps you evolve...
We live in the present, learn from experience and dream of the future...
We are responsible to make our dreams a reality... It might not be easy... but that's just how the journey is...
Taken East of Calgary, Alberta in late afternoon light.
This will be my last posting for a few weeks. Wishing everyone great photo ops!
Thank you for your visit and comments. They are very much appreciated.
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Faves, comments, invites are welcome, thanks :-)
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If you fave it, please, post a little comment, it's a pleasure, thanks a lot :-)
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Vous lire est un plaisir. Merci de votre visite, vos commentaires, vos invitations et favoris.
To read your comments is a pleasure. Faves, comments, invites are welcome, great thanks :-)
Thick and dark rainclouds has piled up above this little pine tree at mt. Old Wildstone in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. But near the horizon, where the sun is about to set, a small gap is still open. Through this, the tree is now getting immersed in a wonderful warm light. Even if this is only a tree, I couldn’t resist to shoot that beautiful view.
Über der jungen Kiefer auf dem Alten Wildenstein im Elbsandsteingebirge haben sich dicke, dunkle Regenwolken aufgetürmt. Doch am Horizont, dort wo gerade die Sonne untergeht, ist noch ein kleiner Spalt offen geblieben. Durch diesen wird der Baum nun in ein wundervoll warmes Licht getaucht. Es ist zwar nur ein Baum, trotzdem konnte ich an diesem schönen Anblick nicht vorbei gehen.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
Lindisfarne Castle / Holy Island, Northumberland, England
Well I recently posted a pre-sunrise image from here www.flickr.com/photos/184798091@N07/52339769103/in/datepo... and a short while later the scene above unfolded where the sun sneaked through a gap in the clouds and shone some gorgeous sidelight on Lindisfarne Castle. You saw what it did to the boat I posted yesterday. I'd have liked to do a long exposure for the water but the boats were moving too much and I was concerned the light might go any second. All-in-all a great first sunrise in Northumberland!
Thanks for viewing
© All rights reserved Steve Pellatt. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission.
Zarte Schönheit. Einfach rausgekickt.
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My place, said the egg. The vase is too beautiful for you simple flowers. Plucked the delicate flowers from the vase. Hopped on the neck of the vase, draped a feather for a seat cushion, and enjoyed the view. I am not sure if I agree with this. Pretty selfish, the egg. And I think these delicate flowers, which bloom all summer long, are extremely wonderful.
The white vase is from my mother, like the other small vases – she bequeathed it to me and said she doesn't need it anymore ... I thought that beautiful. I really like the profile of the thoughtful-looking couple.
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Mein Platz, sagte das Ei. Die Vase ist zu schön für euch einfache Blumen. Zupfte die zarten Blumen aus der Vase. Hüpfte auf den Vasenhals, drappierte eine Feder als Sitzpolster und genoss die Aussicht. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob ich damit einverstanden bin. Ganz schön egoistisch, das Ei. Und ich finde diese feinen, den ganzen Sommer lang blühenden Blumen wirklich ausgesprochen schön.
Die weiße Vase ist von meiner Mutter, wie die anderen kleinen Vasen auch – sie hat sie mir vermacht und meinte, sie braucht sie nicht mehr ... Das fand ich wundervoll. Ich mag die Profildarstellung des nachdenklich wirkenden Paares sehr.
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#LookingCloseOnFriday / #WhiteAndWonderful / #BlancoYBonito
Sometimes You just need to have luck.
My visit on the Bastei Rocks in the elbe sandstone mountains was total sponanious on that evening, without any preparation.
When I stood up there and I saw how far right the sun will set, I was quite sure that the valley will be in dark shadows far before anything interesting will happen at the sky. At this moment it was slightly raining and what You see here, was more gray than anything else. But than, close before the sun would disappear completely, the rain clouds were rupturing, at the perfect position.
That effected two beautiful things. A beam of light, like a giant floodlight, made the woodlands glow for a moment and the sky started to shine in the most beautiful colours. You can't plan things like that, and this is all correct as it is.
Manchmal musst du einfach Glück haben,
Mein Besuch auf der Bastei im Elbsandsteingebirge an diesem Abend war völlig spontan, ohne jegliche Vorbereitung. Als ich dann da oben stand und sah wie weit rechts die Sonne untergehen wird war ich mir fast sicher, dass das Tal völlig im Schatten liegen wird, bevor am Himmel irgend etwas interessantes passiert. Zu diesem Zeitpunk hatte es leicht geregnet und alles was Ihr hier seht war mehr grau als alles andere.
Doch kurz bevor die Sonne abtauchen wollte rissen plotzlich die Regenwolken auf, an genau der richtigen Stelle. Das hatte zwei wundervolle Auswirkungen. Ein Lichttstrahl wie aus einem gigantischen Scheinwerfer brachte für einen Moment die Wälder zum Leuchten und der Himmel begann in den schönsten Farben zu strahlen Sowas lässt sich eben nicht planen, und das ist genau richtig so.