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ONR’s northbound 211 creeps into a tranquil winter scene with the huge cut at Boston Creek blanketed in four to five feet of fluffy white powder softly glowing in warm, diffused afternoon sunlight.
“In the end, only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you.” – Buddha
21/01 Long exposure photo taken during blue hour of one of Margaret island's piers
Budapest, Hungary
More and more people are coming to enjoy this tranquil spot by the pond at River Oaks, Aigburth. Created by the local community.
Hart Park
Bakersfield, CA - USA
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Tranquil waters, interesting sky, radiant color, heart is happy.
Sudden noises, dogs abound, sniffing and greeting then splash splash slpash into the water, ripples abound.
Dogs take a final drink then bid their farewell, heart is happy.
Tranquil waters, interesting sky, radiant color, heart is happy.
In other news, it's my birthday in 2 days :) that kinda crept up on me. I'm going to Paris next weekend with a friend - woohoo!
Kilkenny, Ireland.
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Beauriful Lake Vyrnwy and its victorian gothic straining tower (Powys, UK) were constructed in the 1880s to provide a source of water for Liverpool.
The low dawn sunlight shining through the misty atmosphere created some lovely warm light that contrasted beautifully with the cooler greens and blues in the sky and shadows. I aimed to create a relatively simple, subtle feel to the colours. and retained a fair amount of cooler colours to help create a tranquil, calming feel to the final image. The simple, natural forms within the landscape, and the lack of obvious compositional focal point helped create a feeling of space and distance, giving the mind and imagination "room to breathe" within the image.
A single RAW image processed in Lightroom and Elements.
Made a trip to Mam tor Derbyshire this afternoon to catch the sunset. Nice suprise to see there was a few guys paragliding ...!