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I took 3 photos of these shrubs.
While crapping and rotating around looking for the best side,
I discovered the shape of Swan, Yin & Yang, and SeaHorse.
To emphasize them, I just placed the dots for the eyes.
When I placed the eyes, it came out alive. I was so excited. Now I am looking for different shapes, but I do not see any.
Thank you all for your nice comments.
Wide angle shot to the first floor from below the crypt inside the Cathédrale Notre-Dame. Luxembourg city, Luxembourg
View from Jack Rabbit Vineyard which is situated on a majestic Bellarine peak amidst rolling paddocks and coastal cliffs, with unrivalled panoramic views across the bay to Melbourne, the You Yangs, Geelong and beyond.
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A Picture of me and the Bro doing our ying yang thang.
Maya (black)
Sʜɪʀᴜʙᴀ̄ (white)
Taken @ BackDrop City
active and passive, light and darkness, storm and peace, above and below, nothing and energy, yin and yang
Is it Fri already? After a long day at work I really need another calming image. It was shot last week but it already feels so distant. Winter is receding rapidly this season. This image is from Chiacago’s lakeshore. What do you think?
I have returned to my favourite, magical location, the secret little world enclosed by the lazy meanders of the river Adda just downstream the eastern arm of the lake Como (its real name being Lario), just before it begins to flow into the Padan Plain. It is a hidden gem under everyone's eyes - surrounded as it is by busy roads, towns, and productive sites, as soon as you get on the river's banks you feel like you have entered an entirely different world. I think that the wetlands nestled between the meanders have preserved the place, making it less than amenable to settlements (but very amenable to a sheer variety of birds).
At 5° C and a substantially clean sky, I would have bet on the place being very misty, as it almost always is at early morning. Luckily I didn't, since I would have lost. The air was crystal clear, the place devoid of its usual mysterious ambiance (visit my album Silent banks to get an idea). I was lucky enough that Autumn was extremely generous with its treasures, and my sunrise session was not to go wasted, after all.
I was walking downstream, almost convinced that it was time to go back home, when a couple of twin old, large plane trees captured my attention. While framing, in the most serendipitous way, I was abruptly aware of the interplay of lights and shadows that was quietly unfolding behind my back while I was walking, a perfect yin and yang of day and night at the boundary between the two opposite poles - and that golden, fiery speck of a young plane tree right at the center of the dance, set against the dark hillside. Since such light conditions can last mere minutes, I hurriedly set up my tripod to capture the drama, not caring about the grass in the foreground being decently sharp or not.
I hope that you enjoy this new post of mine and wish you a nice Sunday.
I have processed this picture by blending an exposure bracketing [-1.3/-0.67/0/+0.67/+1.3 EV] by luminosity masks with the Gimp (EXIF data, as usual, refer to the "normal" exposure shot), then I added some final touches with Nik Color Efex Pro 4.
Along the journey I tried the inverted RGB blue channel technique described by Boris Hajdukovic, which has contributed a lot to the rendering of the trees and reflections on the right side of the framing, enhancing the light transfixing the foliage. Raw files processed with Darktable.
El yin y el yang (en chino, 阴阳; pinyin, yīnyáng; literalmente, ‘oscuro-brillante’) son dos conceptos del taoísmo, que son usados para representar o referirse a las dos fuerzas fundamentales opuestas y complementarias, pero interconectadas, que se encuentran en todas las cosas; y que esta filosofía atribuye a todo lo existente en el universo. El yin es el principio femenino, la tierra, la oscuridad, la pasividad y la absorción. El yang es el principio masculino, el cielo, la luz, la actividad y la penetración.
Yin and yang (Chinese: 阴阳; pinyin: yīnyáng; literally: ‘dark-bright’) are two concepts from Taoism, which are used to represent or refer to the two fundamental opposing and complementary, but interconnected, forces that are found in all things; and which this philosophy attributes to everything existing in the universe. Yin is the feminine principle, the earth, darkness, passivity and absorption. Yang is the masculine principle, the sky, light, activity and penetration.
Seen growing out of a wall in Cork, Ireland. Happy Sliders Sunday! HSS!
Thanks as always to everyone who stops by to view, fave, and comment on my photos - it is much appreciated.
White Queen's Ying Yang Makeup at Ying Yang event, last day! ‖ suegeelidecuir.com/2017/09/30/ying-yang/#more-33860
The theme for Happy Caturday this week- "A Penny for Your Thoughts." I believe Dill and Callie are thinking NEITHER of us will look at that camera! LOL!
Happy Caturday, All!
Yin and yang, male and female, strong and weak, rigid and tender, heaven and earth, light and darkness, thunder and lightning, cold and warmth, good and evil...the interplay of opposite principles constitutes the universe.
Confucius
For Smile on Saturday - black and white in colour
...any comments and critiques are welcome...
the sky is converted with a red filter... the other part is converted with a green filter...
Yin-yang, in Eastern thought, are the two complementary forces that make up all aspects and phenomena of life.
Yin is a symbol of earth, femaleness, darkness, passivity.
Yang is conceived of as heaven, maleness, light, activity.
In harmony, the two are depicted as the light and dark halves of a circle.
“There is both joy and suffering on planet Earth because this beautiful world is a world of duality - a world of opposites. There is an opposite side to everything.”
― Rhonda Byrne, Hero