Birdseye
46 creative works found
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This was captured from an airplane window somewhere in California, where exactly in CA is very hard to say as we were pretty high up there and I just couldn’t make out any street signs to tell me exactly where I was :)
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Taken with a Canon EOS 350 D camera with a Canon EFS 18-55mm lens on 04/18/08 iPhoto sepia effect added
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Our town is truly blessed to be in God’s country! / Those are the Rocky Mountains on the horizon.
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Saturday November 1/08. This gorgeous spot in the Kananaskis foothills of the Rockies is a great diversion for a day drive for many in this area.
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A quick look down over the basement corridor from the rafters here, a birds eye perspective always make things look so much different from the shots i have down on the ground in amongst all that stuff.
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I took this shot when the mist was really highlighting the different levels of the Foothills leading to the Rockies. When I added a little saturation and hue I got this pleasing result. Hope you like it.
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What a combination! / Saturday November 1/08 at Elbow Falls, a gorgeous spot in the Kananaskis foothills of the Rockies. The mid-afternoon sun’s glare was very strong. / This dog was having a ball chasing anything thrown in the river and this girl was willing to keep him active.
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I caught this red-winged blackbird in flight and it was all silhouette with the splayed feathers and all so I decided to play with different things in PS. I am pretty sure it was “solarization” that I used and got this amazing effect. / Hope you like it.
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Two nights ago we had some awesome sky colors developing. With a little ps work we brought out the different levels in the land towards our beautiful Rocky Mountains. Taken from my deck. Hope you like it.
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This Great Wall of Alberta was constructed in less than a month. No workers died during its construction and no animals were killed during this filming. That is certainly progress.
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No hands… No feet either!!! / Calgary Zoo August 7/08. / Colors enhanced only in PS.
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We saw this Australian troupe called Strange Fruit 2 years ago in beautiful downtown Bendigo, Australia and they were the most mesmerizing show to watch. We had three lovely ladies swaying on these long fiberglass poles, almost touching the ground it seemed, and criss-crossing, then meeting, and swaying some more. We even made sure we were back for their second show and we were all as open-mouthed the second time as the first. / We see they are still in action according to the website / http://www.strangefruit.net.au/
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Many Australians will recognize this fellow plying his trade in the Dandenongs.
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What a treat to be in Ontario in the early fall (maybe too early) to catch some of the leaves turning colour, especially the wonderful maples. Taken Oct 16/08 near Vineland, Ontario.
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This couple was enjoying the rushing river on this spit adjacent to Elbow Falls, Kananaskis foothills area of the Rocky Mountains.
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Melbourne after dark, as viewed from sky deck on Rialto Tower.
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Our first snowfall of Fall 2008 taken in the early morning light from our deck. Mother nature cleaning the landscape.
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The Geelong Hospital, a place of healing.
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Downtown New York City, as seen from a helicopter on a sunny afternoon.
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One of a series of shots that I’ve been taking for a competition (and for fun, of course). The theme is “O Cotidiano”, which means “Routine”, or “Everyday Life” in Portuguese. Fingers crossed. :)
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Taken in Florence, Italy
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Saturday November 1/08. This gorgeous spot in the Kananaskis foothills of the Rockies is a great diversion for a day drive on what promises to be one of the last really nice days of Fall. The mid-afternoon sun’s glare was very difficult to overcome and I was too rushed to bother with a polarizer.. !
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