Calming light
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. / . / Ray of light illuminates some trees at alpine Lake Weissensee, Austria / . / . / Canon EOS 300 / Canon EF 35-105 / Fuji Sensia 100 / Taken from a rowing boat ;-) / . / .
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proud canadien sunset shot in montreal but i know is not the same caliber of country like australia ,japon or south africa
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Rhode Island. Providence
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© Marbia Studios / This image cannot be reproduced in any format without the express written permission of Marbia Studios.
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© Marbia Studios / This image cannot be reproduced in any format without the express written permission of Marbia Studios. Please feel free to look at my other work /
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This picture was taken the same day as Sunset on the Arno (Number 1).
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swan in lake illustration
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Standing on the shore of the Richelieu River in Iberville, Quebec, I had the most beautiful view of the town of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, as the sun was setting and casting a rich golden and coppery glow. It had been a warm day, and there was only a very gentle breeze to disturb the surface of the water, ever so slightly.
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The forget me nots look like they’re looking around for something, haha…
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It’s the small details that matter in this world…
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All Is Calm
by BigDTaken at the square in Waverly, NY on 12-20-2008. A Canon 50D camera. / My camera settings are: / AV Mode / F-11 / AEB set at -2 and +2 / tripod / cable release / Sigma 17-70mm lens / Edited in Photomatix Pro 3 and Photoshop Elements 6.0
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Scarborough harbour at night, shot from Oliver mount / Nikon D60 / Sigma lens 200mm
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Western Isles, Scotland /
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Another capture using only the television as a source of light behind these Jasmine flowers. :0) Camera Make & Model Olympus E-300 / Focal Length F/3.5 / Exposure Time 1/20 / ISO Speed 200 Love experimenting this was also created at about 4:50am yesterday morning.
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Featuring Gibson Mill a National Trust Property Gibson Mill, built for cotton-spinning in 1800, is ahead of us. (In 2004 the mill is being renovated and it will re-open sometime in 2005 and will include a sustainable visitors centre with exhibition and community spaces, café and toilets for people with disabilities and baby-changing facilities.) But this will not be the first time the mill has been used by people having a bit of fun. The mill was situated here because of the readily available water power and the unfinished cloth taken to nearby Heptonstall. During the nineteenth century access to easy transport and raw materials became more important and coal replaced water as a source of power. By the end of the century buses from the station at Hebden Bridge brought visitors to the mill for roller skating and tea dances. People even walked all the way from Oldham to have a good time It may be that Abraham Gibson built his mill on a site that might have previously be used for industrial activity. The building without a roof (2004) to the left of the mill used to be the weaving shed and when a new floor was being excavated, an archway and store was found which were not on the line of the existing building. Archaeologists think this could have been used for iron smelting – there is a plenty of evidence of charcoal burning elsewhere in the valley. The roof at Gibson Mill also provides a home for bats. A recent survey indicates that seven out of the eight British bats can be found at Hardcastle Crags, making it an important site. When the building work is completed it may be possible for wheelchair-users and pushchairs to get across the river to get a better view of the mill but going any further will still be difficult. At present the river can only be crossed by a temporary bridge with steps and by stepping stones.
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These are some views of places , mostly along the shore, in Acadia National Park, in Maine (US)...most are from the ‘quiet’ part of the park (Schoodic peninsula), across the bay from the main section… / a pretty, mellow place… for a larger view of each month’s image, please follow these links… January…’Evening Light’ / February…’Another World 2’ / March…’Bass Harbor Light’ / April…’Evening Light 2’ / May…’Schoodic Sunset with Island Lighthouse 2’ / June…’Textures of Maine – Exposed Kelp’ / July…’Schoodic Sunset in July’ / August…’Stone Bridge, Acadia Park’ / September…’Low Sun at Schoodic’ / October…’Otter Cliffs at Low Tide’ / November…’Southwest Harbor Through the Trees’ / December…’Schoodic Shoreline 2’ I hope you enjoy these few views of this very mellow area… (kind of wish that RB allowed a title and short text for the images in these calendars…)
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. / 7am at Lake Dobra, Austria. / . / . / Canon EOS 400D / Sigma 17-70 / . / .
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Nikon D300 / Nikkor 18-200mm / HDR (-2,-1,0,+1,+2), handheld on rail / in Photomatix Pro / and PP in PS CS3
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