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Wild Dogwood in the Azalea Beds. Those are Pink Azaleas in the background. Thanks for your visits and comments. They are muchly appreciated.
El Faro de Favàritx está rodeado de acantilados bajos de pizarra negra y grisácea, formando un paIsaje que muchos románticos definen como lunar o incluso infernal, mientras que los más científicos hablan del lugar como una punta rocosa de pizarra negra.
Una cosa está clara, nadie se queda indiferente.
Al dirigirte hacia el faro tendrás la sensación de que has cambiado de isla, de que no se trata de Menorca en absoluto.
Apenas hay vegetación, el suelo está formado por pizarra negra laminada y los acantilados son abruptos, algo que sorprende a los visitantes especialmente la primera vez.
Sin duda se trata de una paraje singular privilegiado
"Cielo empedrado, suelo mojado".
¡Efectivamente, al día siguiente llovió!.
A singular cloud.
"Cobbled sky, wet ground".
Indeed, the next day it rained!
Taken @ Hazardous.
The empty road, the night
Rainin' all through the day
A flash, a flicker of light
Then it all goes away
Darkness falls, the black
Engulfing everything in its way
Lost are all hopes, little tracks
Only the desolation is here to stay
An empty bench, left on its own
Forlorn looks the dusty seat
An empty heart, beating for one
Someone it will never meet
(a few lines I wrote for this photo)
Embracing Solitude, By Invite Only
Capture the Beauty of SL Landscapes
A sound of something breaking
I awake from sleep
A sound full of unfamiliarity
Try to cover my ears but can’t go to sleep...
Unique building located right in the heart of Madrid, and in one of the most emblematic streets of the capital such as Calle Alcala.
Brightness, views of the Retiro Park, singularity and situation in the center of the city and the most emblematic places in Madrid.
Estos últimos días es tema de debate el trasmoche de estos árboles centenarios iniciado en el bosque de Otxarreta.
Parece que desde las instituciones se han lanzado a salvar estos árboles singulares olvidándose del bosque.
Espero que os guste.
Muchas, muchas gracias por sus visitas, favs y comentarios :)
Many, many thanks for your visits, favs and comments :)
Olympus
Photographed while walking through a nature reserve during a snowstorm and dense fog.
I used four times the exposure time and could create a high key shot by this way.
Not my usual style and an uncommon shot for me, so every criticism and comment is very much appreciated.
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Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens in Richmond, Virginia
Meyer-Optic Gorlitz Oreston f1.8 50mm Zebra Edition
From both near and far,
colorful tunes fill my head
-- to infinite space.
Playing with sound and color for "Macro Mondays." Wishing everyone a great day ahead!
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Now this building was just downright weird, the way the walls are so structured at the corners give the image an impression of not being straight, yet it actually is. One of the windows was mostly black unlike the others that are inserted with this white frame. It was a beautifully clear day hence the wonderful blue sky, which was the reason I decided not to put this into monochrome.
So how is everyone, we all surviving? Hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
Course project - Focus & Depth of Field
A branch of lantern snowdrops in the afternoon sun. Task was to get a defined blurred depth on an image with inclusion of textures and some imagination. The blur had to be textured
A lone cormorant resting on the pier remains of the Old Bridport Jetty, Bridport northeast Tasmania.
Older image. Pre-pandemic.
I like the way this sits alone. Seems a shame. I have never seen any sign of occupation.
Happy Window Wednesday