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This is the third picture of witches I put together. Hence the title. Thank You for taking a look. 👌😊
From an evening out in the snow on Boxing Day.
Made {explore} - Highest position: 47 on Sunday, December 28, 2008
Finished 1st in a Flickr group photo contest! - www.flickr.com/groups/911462@N23/discuss/72157612858330597/
Finished 1st in another Flickr group photo contest. - www.flickr.com/groups/myfavoeriteforest/discuss/721576131...
.... in a flower box.
Thank you for your visits and comment. Wishing everyone a happy weekend-:)
I will be out most of today, will catch up tonight.
A mother and daughter walk at a slow pace along the ocean's edge. The sun has set and all that remains is the glow of a late summer sunset. But it doesn't appear they even notice the glow in the sky, or the gentle waves, or hear the sound of sand crunching underfoot or even the cries of the seagulls. They are deep in conversation, two women, sharing what matters in their lives.
Not far off is a photographer, alone with her camera, watching every magical moment transforming before her eyes. The sky at this time of the evening can be anywhere from shades of gold to brilliant reds, to pale pinks and purples.
Two are oblivious to their surroundings while one is on high alert waiting for the right moment to capture with her camera. And then there it is, two women walking, the sky, the waves, all coming together for this one woman.
Three of four baby meerkats (Suricata suricatta) that emerged from their den late November. San Diego Zoo.
© Angela M. Lobefaro
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My Mountains and reflections on a rice field, very close to where we live
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I haven’t been able to go out and work on my night time series for the past several weeks. But my camera still calls to me, so I’ve returned to the studio, so to speak, to shoot flowers. I decided to use light painting. The result is really an eclectic mix of styles. Each day, I ran with whatever idea came to me, and improvised as I went along. So this is more an odds and sods collection than a series of thematically connected images. There has been a lot of discards along the way, but enough keepers to start posting. It is keeping me engaged, and I hope to soon get back out under night skies.
For a look at them as a collection, check out, Flowers & Light Painting
Santa Cruz Mountains, California
Three Douglas-firs, tree bros all, hang out along the poetically named Skyline-to-the-Sea trail.
there is a vintage trailer on the hillside above these barns that i have always slowed down to take a look. the barns are ok, but i really like that trailer! on sunday's drive i pulled over to take a look at the trailer sitting so invitingly. i was trying to figure out if i can climb the fence and get close to it.
there is a cowboy type sitting in a white pick-up truck on the other side of the road so i hollered across the road and asked him if he knew who the trailer belonged to.
sure he said, it belonged to him.
hold on i said. don't go anywhere, and i pulled across the road to have a little chat.
he thought i was nuts cause i wanted to photograph the trailer. (he lives on the TOP of the mountain in a very cool house.)
but he was quite nice and asked me if i was sure i didn't mean the barns.
no, i meant the trailer which turns out to be a 1959 marlette. he got the funniest little smirk on his face - and sure, if you want to photograph the trailer, go for it.
well, all of the stuff, actually, i said. so he let me drive up his gated road and i ended up with this shot that i like better than my trailer shots which are mostly documentary in scope.
afterwards i stopped back by his truck (he was waiting for company so they wouldn't miss the approach to his mountaintop home) to say thanks.
some people just don't get it, that us artiste types see the world differently. he just thought i was weird and funny.
but i'll bet he would pay $$$ to have this fabulous image hanging on his wall!
or not, there are no horses or cows in it.
enough chatter rsg, post the pic!
textures by: ninian lif, paul grande, me
Leica III (1939, model F), Voigtlander Heliar 15mm/f4.5, Ilford Delta 400, 400iso, 35mm film, f8, sunny 16+2
I recently bought these trees at the auction we always peruse online, for local pickup. I collect little trees to go along with my stained glass houses, but last year for the winter season, I dressed the mantles with trees alone! I have one other like these, and it has been a favorite!