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This is Hazel, my favorite female red squirrel glued to a tree. Sometimes it appears as if squirrels can defy gravity (Squirrels-2019-3398.jpg)
Flowers growing like shooting stars seeking for light in the wild.
A quest easily transposable to human behaviours. I am the tallest, I am the strongest, I am gonna win...
A mixture of light, dust and sand at sunrise time near Phoenix, Arizona. - Panorama in 65x24 format.
Selfie under the Milky Way and a bright Jupiter in a creek in Blacks Gap, north of Hawker, South Australia. A vertical panorama of 5 shots, taken during astro twilight. Two speedlites were used as well as a lamp, with a spike filter on the lens. Stiched in Photoshop, edited in Lightroom with daylight white balance, Sigma lens, finally with a lens profile (what took you so long Adobe??)
A few weeks back our camera club had an outing to Canary Wharf in east London to photograph a 'winter lights' display, a selection of light displays scattered around Canary Wharf (some of them very good) that got underway once it got dark.
The meet up was at 5:30 pm but I decided to make my way there beforehand and so arrived in the early afternoon for what I hoped would be some long exposure photography. That didn't really turn out too well to be honest but I am forever the architectural enthusiast and so I set about shooting some of the architecture around the estate with a wide angle lens.
One of the compositions I saw in my mind's eye almost immediately was this one with all the vertical shapes in the frame. And for once, in a winter that has been as dull and gloomy as I can remember here in the UK, for once it was sunny and gloriously bright. The whole world seems lit up when the sun shines, our moods become more open and people linger in sunny spaces where otherwise they would slink back to their offices and places of work. It was just lovely to be out with a camera.
This was not a long exposure as you can probably see but the water was still and the reflections on it were clear. It's March as of tomorrow and I'm really starting to imagine we'll soon be getting more of this kind of weather... please!
Beech woodland on an overcast, damp afternoon. Intentional camera movement during exposure (vertical panning).
Western Tanager on a break from feeding on elderberries in the Lincoln National Forest near Cloudcroft, New Mexico.
Although crossed with a few horizontal lines, this photo struck a chord with verticals. The far opening adds a depth to the image as well.
A Pileated Woodpecker explores a fallen tree for insects which is a bit of a change from their usual vertical position on the side of a tree -DSC05768
Melting ice mixed with sand has piled up on the beach on the shore of Lake Michigan; first day of Spring!
I love how these little gardens find a way to thrive in the nooks and crannies of the rocks.
Taken at Neck point park in Nanaimo.
An image of IIIIIIII at La Defence, Paris, France.
I thought the strong vertical stripes and the street furniture, made for an interesting abstract composition, I had previously processed this in colour, but think it works really well in mono?
Its actually a ventilation shaft for the Paris RER line :)
1/250th second / F5.6 / 100iso / Sigma 17-70mm Lens @ 50mm
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