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I waited until this fellow walking his dogs had moved beyond the bushes, but sadly his two dogs had disappeared over the brow. He was moving fairly fast for a shutter speed of a couple of seconds and if you look closely you can see slight motion blur around his legs
These named rocks are found on the far northern Carneddau just before the hills drop down to Penmaenmawr and Bwlch Sychnant.
I took this image from my front yard. Watching tv from the lounge room Sunday evening i peered out the window to see a sky that had me reaching for the Fuji and bolting to the best position i could find capturing this before it changed. I was limited for time and space given i was in the front yard surrounded by trees and stobie polls but none the less i was pleased with the result. The colours you see here is exactly how it was. No PS needed The Foxtel cable you see running under the tree gives it that suburban feel ;) lol
In the distance the clouds almost looked like another city to me for some reason. Another beautiful Hawaiian sunset :)
Watching the sun go down on Manual Antonio Beach back in March during my two week tour of Costa Rica. The sea is so warm here
Beautiful sunset i got to see this morning when i woke up. What a wonderful sight to see after a long night of rest.
Best sunset shot i've taken so far... =)
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Tonights sunset, taken from our Helideck as we approach the Transocean Deepwater Frontier, Offshore North West Australia.
Without my gloves to photograpy this picture was not fun for my hands. The wind was very cold on this january evening - but the moment was too beautiful to let my hands in the pockets :).
As 2013 comes to a close, here's my last frame to post for the year and my personal favourite that I was able to capture.
It was one of the most beautiful sunsets I've seen. Tong and I ventured down to the sound academy back in October, and after waiting out a big storm and some rain, we were graced by this stunning view for a few brief moments. I didn't know how it would turn out on film, but boy did the provia capture it nicely.
Big thanks to Anthony with the scan as well...he used his lovely coolscan 9000 to get me a proper file instead of my v600 flatbed which could not do this any justice. The sharpness is insane and when I zoomed in to clean some black specks I thought were dust...was pleasantly surprised by the silhouettes of birds!
2013 has been a year of ups and downs. I'm so happy to have met many new friends, find my passion in shooting everyday again and I can't wait to see what 2014 brings :)
Happy New Year to all my flickr friends and those of you who still post here :)
Happy shooting as always