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The colors of nature will never cease to amaze me

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One of Crown Street Mall's Christmas trees given a little burst of extra magic through the wonders of photo-editing.

 

'Consumerism' for We're Here.

6221-B Allan St., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

April 8, 2019.

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Charl Modeling for the Toni&Guy project, i was just having fun and made this!

6221-B Allan Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

 

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Camera: Sony DSLR-A580

Exposure: 1/4000 sec

Aperture: f/3.5

Focal Length: 50 mm

ISO Speed: 400

 

Early morning light on a favorite ornament.

2390 Robie St, at Cunard St., Halifax, NS.

October 3rd, 2017.

La camera costruita con pietre a secco e una quercia.

Il sito archeologico megalitico di castelluccio a Montecrestese (VB), è situato in un territorio nel quale nel I millennio a.C. circa era presente la popolazione celtica dei Leponzi, ma essendo l'insediamento difficile da datare potrebbe risalire a secoli precedenti. In questo bosco di querce si trovano camere costruite con pietre a secco, menhirs e dei cerchi di pietre, ovvero dei cromlech.

 

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Film: Kodak colorplus

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2390 Robie St, at Cunard St., Halifax, NS.

October 2nd, 2017.

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A tree lined horizon near Little Chart in Kent.

I know it's nowhere near Christmas right now but a Christmas tree is perennially beautiful.

Only in pixels could you defy gravity this way. The budgies decided to create a tower of themselves. Immortalis decided to hop on top and balance his roots on their tiny feathered noggins. Cannot believe we call this a job ... lol. We love this place.

 

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When I was a kid, I actually thought we were filthy rich. The statment that frequented my lips was "I want" not once, to my recollection did I utter "can we afford for me to want" but then again what kid does ask that question? As far as I was concerned money was paper, paper was made from trees...you see where I'm going and of course, in my mind, we had an invisible money tree in our backyard, where else did all of our money come from?

 

But as I got older (10ish), the harsh reality that the words "I want" doesnt make things magically appear and the fact that there was no money tree, FINALLY sunk in, I then learned my biggest and maybe my first life lesson: MONEY DOESNT GROW ON TREES!

 

Unless you have a magical one like mine. I won it in a bet...and they only made one...and no I'm not sharing! :)

 

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I'm finally catching up on my posts. Things got really busy for me right after Christmas and I never got around to processing these shots. Better late than never.

 

Savanah got this Christmas Tree last year. Being that she got it on Christmas day, we decided to wait until Christmas Eve this year to open it up and use it.

 

You pour the "magic" water into the base and in twelve hours it grows crystal leaves. Even though we told Savanah that it would take twelve hours, she kept checking on it every few minutes. The rest of us weren't much better.

 

If we ever do a tree thing like this again I think I might try and time lapse it. We'd have to set it up earlier in they day though. I wasn't about to camp out in Kathy's parent's kitchen over night snapping a picture every 30 minutes are so.

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