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New behind the scenes video! Using the new Tamron 28-200mm f2.8-5.6: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBUowvlY9OU
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Model: Charlotte
Makeup: Lidija J
Here in the Pacific Northwest there's been some wild weather the last couple days. Probably not as wild as riding a bronco for 8 seconds.
This shot was from Blue Moon Rodeo in Columbia Falls, Montana.
Does anyone else have rose bushes that grow wild along the roads? We sure do over here! Sorry I haven't been around....have not been doing well. Hope you all are doing well.....have a nice weekend of the 4th!! It scares poor Penny terribly...can't wait til it's over!!!!
Wild Iris at the Southern Oregon Coast.
I hate to focus stack but sometimes it's necessary. The flower was just a few inches away from the front element. I was hoping for a beautiful, colorful sunset, but blue's a color, right? And the blue color of the sky and the clouds actually complimented the bluish purple of the flowers I think.
This was taken during a Destination Earth Photography Workshop that my good friend Chris Byrne Photography and I conducted recently. Contact me for information about future photography adventures.
We came across this lovely meadow on a walk in Wharfedale, near Grassington. It’s Site of Special Scientific Interest as it has such a diverse range of plants.
We saw this little guy at the side of a road went out to try get close but disappeared in the undergrowth :(
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Ardnamurchan is widely considered by many who visit it to be one of the most stunning natural parts of the Scottish coast.
It is beautiful, utterly wild and unspoilt.
Charlie, roaming the fields around our home. Mostly, however, he prefers the comforts of his dog bed near the fireplace.
(Texture courtesy Kerstin Frank)
Yes, I was lying flat on my belly for this shot. And, without assistance or a safety net, I managed to get myself vertical again. Result!
Another from my backfile. I was irritated with myself that I didn't close down the aperture enough to get both horses in focus, which is why this has sat in the backfile. (I did go to f/8 but at 840mm it seems the DOF is still pretty shallow.) This could be ex-post rationalization, but maybe the softness in the brown horse isn't such an image killer. The horses themselves are so beautiful, and I like the setting. Plus, it is a nice reminder of the trip - Theodore Roosevelt National Park was a joy to visit.
The boots and handbag combo are not in sync to me! This bag is very boring! The boots are drama!!! 😀
The boot needs a black bag with silver accents.
The blue bag needs a Mary Jane type shoe. Think Fashion Avenue style.
Hoping to get the black slouchy bag next. And hopefully it comes with the black boots!
When I came across this tree, the fruit glinting in the darkness reminded me of one of those Old Master fruit paintings.
Taken on the bank of the river Yare in Norfolk.
Tangle Falls, Jasper National Park, Alberta
Located along the Icefields Parkway, Tangle Falls tumbles wild and free for a total of 157 ft (48m) over multiple tiers.
Wild Coneflower on the back roads..It is so beautiful to see the wildflowers blooming on the side of the road . They are there naturally no planting them to come up in garden, no taking care of them to make them grow , they just grow in natures garden. Other name Echinacea