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This one was made the other day when the light was ideal without camera movement
I finally blushed my mermaids tail and my good friend did her shell tattoo since she is the element of water we thought the shell would be a good symbol!
A handily-placed bridge over Speke Boulevard is a convenient eyrie from which to photograph the Mersey Wave. Unfortunately I chose a rather wet night and there is evidence in the image of raindrops on the lens. I quite like the effect of boiling clouds this has created, though, so I present the picture, wet 'warts' and all.
"The Mersey Wave, officially opened on December 15 2003, [is] a 200 ft (61 m) long and 100 ft (30 m) high illuminated sculpture comprising two sets of six aluminium fins. The sculpture, designed by Peter Fink, was removed for repairs within weeks of opening, a problem causing its fins to move dangerously in high winds having been discovered. It was rebuilt in June 2005 and the structure, 30 ft (9.1 m) taller than the Angel of the North at Gateshead is visible from as far as Winter Hill, Horwich, Greater Manchester."
Source: Wikipedia
the curve of the sea in a chandelier...the most beautiful form of a crashing wave is created at the very moment it reaches the shoreline.
The surf was pretty rough yesterday. No-one was surfing or swimming at Lighthouse Beach in Ballina. They looked pretty spectacular from the wall but their true nature and beauty was hard to capture. The water colour was wonderful!
A cold winters day with a fresh wind blowing. A solitary boat with all the time in world came sailing by.
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Waves in Nerja on Christmas Eve. The torrential rain had stopped, and the sun was coming through. The water was brown from all the debris that the overflowing rivers had brought down.
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During the parade a local drove around waving the national flag from the top of his car.
The Republic of Užupis - Independence Day
The Republic of Užupis (also known as the Bohemian Republic) is located to the east of Vilnius's historical (and UNESCO protected) old town. It was a dangerous ghetto in the occupation times but was given a 'face lift' by the hippy movement in the 80's. It is now an artisans paradise and is full of trendy cafe's, workshops and galleries.
On April fools day 1997 the district declared itself to be an independent republic, complete with a president, army (of around 12 personnel), and a constitution (viewable in this album). Every year the Republic celebrates its independence with a parade, concert and the famous 'boarder control' where you can get your passport stamped with the national visa.
These Photographs
These were all taken on the 1st of April 2011 with a Nikon D3000 (with either the 18-55 or 55-200 lens). They were then touched up with GIMP for artistic effect.
If you wish to reproduce these photographs for any non-monetary projects (blogs, art fares, free newspapers, etc ...) feel free, but please credit me and let me know.
Thanks for looking .
- Ga