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This won't be to everyone taste, but I like the simple composition of this basically a path and a tree.
At the peak of sunset, I placed my tripod so it would peek over the edge of the cliff. At this angle the distorted shape of the tree would be most pronounced. As well, the only pink cloud in the sky would top the distant island that lay in silhouette.
Then, the moment was gone. One that captivated our attention for such a brief encounter. One that delivered such an exceptional visual delight.
Explore #453
This weekend I went out on my motorcycle with my beautiful friend. Sorry, she doesn't have Primfeed. Anyway, we had a great couple of nights and rode back with the sun on our backs.
Sometimes called Thistles, this budding Teasel in the sunshine on waste ground. Dipsacus - or commonly called Indian Teasels can grow quite tall - 4-5'.
Now guys there's something I should tell you...
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS GAME!!!
Holy mother of Forza, I just can't get over it, and it's not that I'm completing race after race, no - most of the time I just drive around, admiring gorgeous vistas, listening to GODLIKE soundtrack (Horizon Pulse only!), driving my beautiful retro cars and stuff.
Now with that in mind, I definitely will take some '4k photo sessions' here and there, but not now because it's so addicting I can't even breathe. Too bad my favorite Winter season is gone now when I qualified for the Horizon roster, but I hope I could find some switch to turn Winter back again and never ever change the season.
Hahah jk.
Or am I? :D
===Forza Horizon 4 (PC), 1080p===
-Unedited (no Photoshop or LightRoom used)
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Taken this evening at Dell Quay Marina near Chichester. I took 25 pictures over an hour and a half standing in cold water just to get this one good one. So don't worry when the pro on his vlog tells you he always does it in one. Maybe he does maybe he doesn't. Most of us don't.
86seconds exposure
Manual
EV0.33
F13
ISO64
58mm
I used an ND 4 grad filter as the sky was so bright with the sun starting to dip down to the right.
I also used an ND10 to get the effect on the water but also to try and get as much colour in the frame as I could as the sun was starting to go behind a massive bank of cloud just out shot.
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After my night on the fells, when the last of the coffee had been drunk and the tent packed away (leaving no trace behind), I made my slow decent back to the car parked way below. There was no need to rush as I knew i'd easily be on the road by 9am, and back to work.
All the same, I couldn't resist the opportunity to take a quick shot of my neighbours for the night, with the stunning backdrop of Ullswater in the distance.
Summer in the Lake District ...
Grabbed this with my cell phone (Samsung S10e) in my back yard. I am very fortunate to live on the edge of our subdivision. Lots of nice sunrise, sunset and weather views.
This is a close-up B&W photo of air bubble patterns in the river ice. The crystalline ice bubbles look like the gelatinous spheres of developing amphibian life forms.
This little one, and I really mean little one, came totally by surprise to get some food for the night. She is no more than maybe 6 cm, but made my day like she was the biggest star on Earth :)
This Highland cow was very grumpy he was not pleased to see me at all. I was very glad there was a good fence. He lives just beside Castle Roy in Nethy Bridge and is quite a tourist attraction if he is in a good mood!!
This is the last mult-panel panorama I have to share. Maybe I'll take more at some point. They're fun, but quite a time-suck.
This is a 4-panel version of a 3-panel pano I did at the same time. This one has no edits between photos.
It's so strange to see the two shiprocks together though. In real life you don't quite get this view.
All I can really say about these is that they're harder than they look. Not much harder though. With a little pre-thought and some planning, you can pull it off.
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Camera: Chamonix 45F-2
Lens: Steinheil München Anastigmat Actinar 4.5; 135mm
Film: Agfa CP-BU M X-Ray Film; 25iso
Exposure: f/25; 1/10sec
Process: HC-110; 1+100; 5mins
Washington
March 2025
This is Gullfoss, the most famous waterfall in Iceland. Water from the Langjokull glacier flows into the Hvita (White) River. When it reaches the Gullfossgjufur canyon, it falls in two stages more than 100 feet.
This is a scene from the beautiful rolling green hills of Rwanda, one of the most scenic countries I've ever had the chance to visit.
I'll be taking a few days off to celebrate Easter and wish all my contacts who celebrate Easter a blessed long weekend. For those of you celebrating Passover or Ramadan, I also wish you a special holiday. I'll be back early next week.
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This Green Heron was quite the card this morning primping and preening in between snacks.
Huntley Meadows Park
Alexandria, VA
When I got my hair cut a couple of weeks ago Max wouldn't be friendly with me at all.. Vi said he was a very shy dog so I didn't push him.. He has to accept me on his terms.. Well when I visited a couple of days ago he decided I was part of family so I got love and kisses and all was well... This was the only shot of the dogs I was able to get.. I might have done better with the camera set on video because they were all over the place... The reason he's still here is because one of her little guys had a tooth pulled and she was hand feeding him and the rest of the bunch was waiting for tidbits...