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On this the last day of summer I am sitting on the beach, mesmerized by the thin horizon; it changes every day; every season. Bonus the Beacon Light sits on a thin spit of land & rocks to protect the entrance to the boat launch.
Microscale polar expedition out on a research mission to study the Antarctic ice shelf thinning and the effect on the wildlife population, such as the seals. Expedition using couple of snowcat vehicles to traverse the frozen landscape.
I was inspired by the 2014 Arctic Lego sets and just had to build a microscale version.
...and of an enviable height. Did you know that the spruce grows taller than the pine?
Listen to Nick Cave.
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Another image of the very striking Jenna-C from our backyard photo shoot. All of these images were shot with minimal equipment, just the D7000 and a single off camera flash. We also used a large white reflector to bounce sunlight. The veil is four yards of black polyester cloth. I love its transparency and the way it floats around on just the slightest breeze.
Osullivan Beach
South Australia
The title has nothing to do with the movie , just the strip of intense red at sunset. We've been getting some incredible ones in adelaide lately - of course, the most spectacular was last night which I missed. This site is at the end of Marine Road between Osullivan and Christie's beach. An underepresented area in terms of photograph for how nice it is.
Shot taken with 2 stop reverse GND and the 40D (Marianne's 5d turn )
Thin Lizzy at Newcastle City Hall on 12th April 1979 taken with my Zenith E using a 125mm lens. I scanned these from the original negatives which I recently found, so much better than the pictures I got at the time most of which had a red cast to them. This was the 4th and last time I saw the band
“ A man’s past is not simply a dead history….
It is still a quivering part of himself, bringing shudders and bitter flavours and the tinglings of a merited shame."
-- George Elliot
Millennium
Gemlufallsheidi is a fantastic desolate moorland in north west Iceland between the fjords of Dýrafjörður and Önundarfjörður.
Only one decent road running through this vast landscape...
Leica x1
Hurricane Ridge
june 2011
i'm so late at commenting shots.
blame "game of thrones" !!! damn addicting serie!
‘Güllaç’ is a cold dessert that dates back to Ottoman times. It is a fluffy and milky dessert made with layers of paper-thin cornstarch leaves soaked with sweetened milk and flavored with rose water. Typically garnished with fresh pomegranate seeds and pistachios or walnuts.
As the ice starts to melt and the waves grow, it breaks the ice into slices that are gently pushed towards the shore. This process not only looks a little strange, but the sound is fantastic. It's like hundreds of wind chimes all at the same time. Music to the ear from nature. It only lasts a short time before its gone again until next year.
Several Bald Eagles were out and about at the Mongaup Falls Reservoir this morning. This immature one was fairly close to the blind on the thin ice.
in memory of Sarah Everard
Make life safe for women
Wayne Couzens sentenced to full-life term for ‘grotesque’ kidnap, rape and murder
Our first real snow of the season. I titled it after I had to rescue our dog from the pond the following day. He's not quite 2 yrs old yet and has no experience with ice. He jumped onto the ice and went through and couldn't get out. Fortunately he was close enough to shore that I could grab his harness and pull him out without having to go in myself. 78 lbs of wet dog. That was fun. Hopefully he learned a valuable lesson (and me too - keep your eye on the dog, dumby).