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In High Park in Toronto, there's a hidden sanctuary down a path behind a gazebo near one of the ice-cream shops, with arches decorated with flowers. The main beauty there was the flowers and the birdhouses.
Tranquility:
1- a disposition free from stress or emotion
2- a state of peace and quiet
3- an untroubled state; free from disturbances
This is what this photo means to me, enjoy!
Our second trip to Scotland was as wonderfully magical and exhausting as the first one. I struggled with the new camera, even the most straightforward shots did not come out as envisioned and I noticed I regularly resorted to my iPhone or the tilt shift effect on the new camera to achieve what I had in mind, which is a bit weak (even though I must say: Scotland is made for tiltshift, or vice versa). The weather didn't always help either - at least half the time there was a drizzle, even if you can't really tell from the photo, which didn't increase the ability to get a sharp shot. When coming home, a second struggle started because I have no editing software that can handle big .jpg files, let alone RAW - but more importantly, it would be software I'm unfamiliar with. In the end, I accepted that vibe is more important than technique and made do with what I have. So there is a LOT to learn and study - not sure when I will have the time, I might need to plan a sabbatical for that. In the meantime, I'm giving in to reliving the trip.
This is the very photogenic, tranquil, this-is-what-people-write-books-about marina of Portree. Last time, we were there in May. This time, the number of tourists had exploded, we didn't believe our eyes. But at the same time, even in the middle of a cackling Japanese invasion, the feeling of quiet beauty never leaves the place.
Hello hello. Yes, I am still here, but regularly without decent internet access as I am still travelling SE Asia I'm about half way through processing my pics from the Annapurna Circuit in the Himalayas (which was bloody amazing) so there will be more of those to come at some point. And I've been in Thailand for the last couple of weeks, and will be until Xmas of there abouts, so there will be plenty more from here too I should imagine. As and when time and internet access permits.
Happy holidays, everybody. x
Deep in the woods, lies a spring hidden from sight. Many stories revolve around this spring.
Rumors go that the spring can grant wishes, that its waters cure any disease or that it is all an illusion for something sinister indeed. No one knows, but many search to find out.
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The tranquility pool is a quiet area on the resort where they ask the guests to remain quiet to create a peaceful and quiet place to relax.
A piece of abstract art I created with an out-of-focus photograph. It can be anything your mind imagines it to be.
This are is no mans land between the eurasian techtonic plate and the north american one. It's actually quite a large area with some distinctive ridges where the plates are moving apart slowly over time. This is apparantly the only place on earth you can see this on land. This isn't the actual fault line but one of the many "tears" created where rock is slowly being pulled apart - I think by a few cm a year. I
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The back of the quilt was made using leftover blocks from the layer cake and added whimsically. My sister loved the back!!
This is taken at the same place as here, just a little bit before the golden hour.
I love these kinds of skies, so peaceful! =)
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Port Arthur penal colony, Tasmania. From 1833 to 1877 this was the site of one of the most brutal prison colonies in the world. The convicts were subject to hard labour and psychological punishments including sensory deprivation and solitary confinement. Many of the convicts' ghosts are reputed to haunt the ruins.
The large building at centre is the penitentiary, including 80 cells for the prisoners. The building in the foreground is the commandant's office. In the background can be see the modern cafe built for present-day tourists. In 1996, that cafe was the middle of the worst multiple-murder in Australian history, when a crazed gunman (who I won't name) killed 35 people and wounded 37 others. The juxtaposition of early and modern Australian history in this place affects your mind as you wander amongst the eerily beautiful ruins.
It is a peaceful, but profoundly moving place to visit today.
Serenity envelopes the beachlands of Guernsey at the end of another summers day.
I photograph whatever I find interesting and/or beautiful.
I never tire of trying to take good pictures of sunsets. They are so fleeting, the colours coming and going so rapidly as night descends, so difficult to be in the right place at the right time. It is rather exciting, the hunt for a great sunset picture. So although the subject matter is ever so tranquil get this and several other shots was very exciting. This was just about the last, extracting the last drops of light and colour from the western sky with a long exposure.
Shot this in Coorg, Karnataka, India, after sunset. Stitched vertically from 2 images, each of which were exposure blended from 3 images.
Saw this as i stood underneath one of the fruit trees ,just love the light rays coming through the branches ,i thought how peaceful and tranquil it looked,what do you think?
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