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A detail from a larger acrylic picture painted on watercolour paper, 406 x 305mm/300g/m2/system 3 acrylic.
It was both a bit drizzly and a bit sunny yesterday morning and then also with the swell and the spray the cliffs were drenched and glistening. Together with the gentle spring air , It was as they say back home in Ireland a 'soft' morning .
This image I captured shortly past sunrise as the tide was being pushed up the bay by a strong, persistent wind. The wave heights were amazing and the sea-sounds were mesmerizing. I found it interesting that the stand-alone cloud near mimics the crashing wave in shape and color.
Fire Wave
Rainbow Vista
Valley of Fire State Park
Overton Nevada
American Southwest
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I dug up this beauty from the archives recently and thought I would share it with you! Although I like my Giant Candy Cane post for it's foreground, I really liked how this image showed the incredible clouds that evening. I couldn't have dreamed up better conditions to shoot this spectacular formation in. Hope you have a great day!
"Those who live by the sea can hardly form a single thought of which the sea would not be part" (Broch, The Spell - thanks to Omid for the quotation). North side of Naples Pier, facing NW. Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X 116 Pro DX II. 2 exposures, blended (water, 0 EV; sky, -1 EV). Nik Collection, Color Efex Pro. An exposure on the slow side producing considerable blur, plus some blur added in post
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Carnival/Fair at Seminole Mall, in Sanford, Florida, USA.
Photo By: Jose O. Mediavilla
Just caught the sunrays through the cloud and the sunset on the ocean as the wave broke on the shore of the island of Sal in Cape Verde.
From our visit to East Preston before Christmas. Looking forward to moving south but clearly need to be back from the beach if the world weather is gonna be changing so radically!
The caption and photo are me waving back to royals everywhere for waving at us commoners. I am amazed by the variety of manhole cover designs. How nice that the companies making them give their iron foundry crews some creative freedom! Also, covers of access holes in streets are ancient devices: "Manhole covers date back at least to the era of ancient Rome, which had sewer grates made from stone." (from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhole_cover)
Location: Ottmarsheim, Alsace FR. In front of the the perfectly preserved, striking, octagonal Abbey Church (consecrated 1049 AD) in Ottmarsheim, Alsace FR. Its design is based on the famous, much older Palatine Chapel in Aachen DE. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_Aachen#Description
In my album: Dan's Ground Metal.