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I was still working when I suddenly noticed that we had a nice sunset for a change. So I grabbed the camera and took a few quick photos before the sun disappeared and the colours faded. This was one of the moment when I always wish I could see that sunset in a nicer place, at a lake or even better at the seaside. As this wasn't possible I can only offer the view from study, from the same window where the Dragon sat in the other photo I post today.
An Eastern Kingbird perches on a branch looking for food to feed its baby waiting nearby. Eastern Kingbird-DSC08080
This is the view from the Oberndorf, Austria side of the Salzach River looking over to Laufen, Germany. HSS!
Photography by Christian Nass
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Fading from View old Coca Cola sign advertising a local business from days gone by, like the sign, found in North Carolina.
Distorted views and perspectives have been used in art and photography for a long time. The manipulation of the size and shape of objects (or faces, for that matter) can be creative, revealing or funny. This cherub, taken with a 10mm fish-eye lens at very close range, is totally out of proportion and, yet, it is pleasing to the eye. The point I wish to make about distorted views is that they can be acceptable and unacceptable. It is unacceptable when the distortion is not acknowledged or, even worse, when distorted views themselves are regarded as normal. In the latter case collective madness would be in charge. Fuji X-E3.
View from the Skylodge pod on the side of a mountain in the Sacred Valley of Peru. We had to climb up 400 meters of via ferrata to get to this awesome experience.
Just a note to say that the centre of Todmorden is just out of sight in this view; sorry for any confusion!
This is a pretty area of Acadia National Park that many do not see, but it is well worth the extra travel to get to.
Made a little trip today. I couldn't wait for my film to be developed, so here is an other smartphone picture.
Next upload should finaly cover people again :-)
View at Loch Long from the village Arrochar. Arrochar is within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Scotland.
More information: www.visitscotland.com/info/towns-villages/arrochar-p235101
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