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In a neighbouring town, a group of committed gardeners have created a new and lovely park filled with beautiful bulb plants, perennials, flowering shrubs and all on the grounds of an old seed supply company. Although the park is small, there is a surprising selection of plants to look at. The display of allium last summer was especially attractive and while they obviously make wonderful colour photographs, I chose black and white to emphasize their ‘architecture’.
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Beautiful to walk through on an evening when the sun is just setting … and for anytime of the day for that matter.
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Petal Array / / Olympus sp55-ouz
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Primulas in our patio garden, Vancouver BC Canada
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ok this is my last piece in this series … all about autumn colours … i guess you all are getting tired of seeing this stuff !!! so i must move onto something else … Dave
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Radial arrays combined with linear arrays to create a “magic carpet”. Source images captured on a flatbed scanner. They consist of pine cones, maple seeds, Brachychiton seed pods, Privet berries and various other dried material.
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During the Beijing Olympic Games 2008, most visitors will walk pass this red drum gate at the Olympics Green Station on Olympics subway line 10 It is wonderful at night, and truely memorable sequence of space. Did I mention it was taken on a moving escalator? Ricoh Caplio GX100 / 1/10 sec / F/2.5 / ISO80 © All rights reserved :hinting
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Anyone Out There? Looking to the stars from New Mexico… The Very Large Array of radio telescopes
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Digital photo of tree in autumn
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Shot with Nikon L18 / © 2009 Rebecca Bryson. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. My work does NOT belong to the public domain. It may not be used in any way, shape or form without my prior written permission
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Picture taken just outside Magdalena, New Mexico
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A view illuminated by a near full moon looking down specialized train tracks that are used for positioning the 27 independent radio antennae into position at the Very Large Array near Socorro, New Mexico. This is where the movie Contact was based. This is also really a fantastic place to visit.
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I was so happy with this photograph because all the Antelope were looking straight toward the camera (except for the calf… in a profile shot). These Antelope were transferred from Dubbo to Halls Gap in October 2008. Blackbuck Indian Antelopes: These originate from the open woodlands and grasslands of India and Pakistan. They were once the most common hoofed mammal in that area but are now considered to be near threatened as a result of hunting both for sport (trophies) and for meat, loss of habitat to farmland and other human activity.
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Enhance digital photo of oak tree
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A beautiful display of rich red and orange pansies
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Inspired by Charlie Landsborough song ‘what colour is the wind daddy’ ... is it red or blue or green !!!
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Another skyscape, and array breaking out of the clouds. Hope everyone will enjoy this one, too. Abstract art / Water lilies / Birds / Doors and windows / Floral Blossom / Reflection of Light / Macro / Skyscapes / Road art EXIF Data : Camera make : Canon EOS 400D Digital / Shooting Date & Time : 02/13/2008, 15:37:24 / Tv ( Shutter speed ) : 1/160 sec. / Av ( Aperture value ) : F16.0 / Focal length : 18 mm / Exposure compensation : 0 / Flash exposure compensation : 0 / ISO speed : 100 / Brightness ( RAW ) : 0 / White balance : Shot setting converted to daylight. / Manual mode with auto focus, single frame shooting. Hand held. ( HDR generated image, 3 single exposure images merged. Processed in PSCS3 )
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this would make a great poster don’t you think in a girlie bedroom or a sitting room … interesting, refreshing and warm …
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