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Super Sprint, Claremont, Florida. The transition zone is the coolest place on earth. I love watching them run in there, pop on their shoes, grab their bikes, and roll on out. For my baby, it's a reward for finishing the swim ... a nice, easy bike ride.
Oh, and I love how he looks like the boys on the poster, all athletic and stuff.
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A Pacific golden plover overlooks a tide pool to see what bounty a wave might hurl into the intertidal splash zone. Most kolea I have observed establish territorial fidelity at inland grassy areas. This one earns its classification as a shorebird. A superb navigator, the kolea (Pluvialis fulva) annually migrates from Alaska and to tropical Pacific islands on a high endurance non-stop flight of 3 to 4 days over thousands of miles of featureless open ocean. Using the stars and the earth’s magnetic field (perhaps visually with magnetoreception in cryptochrome molecules in the eye) to precisely find its destination.
I'm well outside my comfort zone today.....
I nearly deleted this shot when I downloaded Sunday night's pictures to the laptop. But there was something about it that I found appealing. It's a shot of the sun setting over Earlswood Lake and I was trying out that 'zoomy' thing where you shift the zoom as you're shooting. Maybe someone can tell me if there's a better, more technical term I should be using :))
Part of the common and the ministract sets.
The safe zone! In a future over taken by dinosaurs the only survivable locations are the safe zones! 12 foot curved electric fences topped with barbed wire is enough to hold back any raptors but the defences don't hold out against the T Rex...
Your stepping into a world where people say "California has a Mediterranean climate", only to not realize that it's like Libya not Italy as we see here. One of the only parts of San Timoteo Canyon that had some spring vibes going on was at the wall of trees by the second San Timoteo Canyon grade crossing just below Hinda. As Union Pacific 2680 and company pull 8700 feet of mixed container grab all out of the LA Basin for destinations in the Midwest and East Coast with cars for Council Bluffs, IA (mixed marine) up against the power followed by a fairly big cut (27 cars) for Union Pacific's newest domestic ramp in Minneapolis, the rest of the train was interchange for the CSXT and NS, whole train looked like a box of melted crayons.....
Melbourne is going into Stage 3 restrictions and lock down for another 6 weeks following surges in community transmission of COVID-19 in various suburbs.
It's Australia's hot zone and many people will suffer from loss of jobs, loss of freedom and increase in fear. Here's hoping this lock down works!
Take care everyone and hold on to hope.
The banjo pier in Swanage Dorset.It's nice to upload a mono shot every now and again, it has made a change from all the colour from Pershire.
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Laying on the ground under a tree in a sunny day is always nice, even in infrared :) The lens flare is of course authentic. I wish it could be seen more clearly.
Exif: ISO 200 ; f/5.6 ; 1/400 ; @14mm
Converted IR camera, 840nm
Funny how you see things in an environment that you have passed by many times and not even considered to be there. Its happened to me recently, where I've managed to squeeze a new perspective out of a familiar place. Its almost like the more you look the more you see, but paradoxically the more you see, makes it harder to see anything. And or make the choices harder. (Am I making any sense?)
It’s a greater challenge to attempt a new perspective on a similar place, than to go to a new (photogenic location), because it forces you to push your creativity into new areas, ironically taking you out of your comfort zone. We learn most from our challenges!
It’s a little bit like life, when your 21 you really believe that you have the world sorted. And as you get older you realise that what you thought when you were 21 is in fact naive and that life is ‘a lot’ more complex than that. So extrapolating this what I'm writing now, what I'm producing photographically now, is indeed off its time and I shall develop (hopefully in the positive direction). So those locations visited many times will keep being productive ‘if’ i keep developing.
Anyway getting to the synthesis here, I feel that only a few months ago I wouldn’t have seen this shot, something has inspired me, challenged me to explore this composition. I will give credit to many of you out there in flickr land because some of you guys have both inspired and challenged my thoughts. Cheers guys!
Composing a shot, forces you to select only a small part of an environment, which you choose to present. And this shot to me particularly demonstrates that. When I saw the whole scene I liked it but it was only when I began to frame elements of it, did this part begin to work, (for me at least). I feel the opposing curves here are cut into by the framing, which creates a kind of tension and forces your eye back along to the other side. My eye moves back and forth horizontally, flowing around the curves in a figure of eight. I did consider taking the tree out to the right, (and when I shot this I planned as much), but after some reflection it has grown on me, as a kind of contrast against the smooth, something to break the flow. Something prickly to add tension.
The further on the edge
The hotter the intensity
Taken at Insane Asylum, Serenity Lane
Happy Halloween.