Ghost tree
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Another image in the Abstract Nature series – images created totally in camera with minimal-to-no post processing. This image captures the setting sunlight dancing off spirit trees in the Jarrah forest in Western Australia. This image was Featured in the Impressionist Photography group on 5 August 2009. The challenge for me with this series is to create a visually pleasing abstract image without resorting to using effects in my graphics program. When I do make adjustments to my abstract photography, I limit myself to only minor adjustments in contrast and maybe a smidge of brightness. If the image needs anything more than minor tweakings, it goes into the discard pile!
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Shadow of a tree falls onto fresh snow. / . / . / Canon EOS 400D / Sigma 17-70 / . / . / . / Sold as a greeting card. / . / .
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The haunted, eerie forest. Adventurers beware!
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The low, setting sun and a spot metering on one of these birches made them look like ghosts. / Well, I helped by toning down the bluish sky also. / But why sholdn’t there be ghosts among trees as well? RAW capture. / 1/250 sec. / f/7.1 / ISO 100 / Spot metering / Aperture priority / / Bornholm / Forests / Seascapes / Landscapes / Black’n’whites / /
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The colour version of Sacred can be found here: S A C R E D
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Pen and ink drawing by Mike Paget – 2008 / Hand drawn on Cotman 140 lbs/300 gsm watercolour paper using Faber-Castell Indian inks
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Watch the Video here All that I’m living for / All that I’m dying for / All that I can’t ignore alone at night I can feel the night beginning / Separate me from the living / Understanding me / After all I’ve seen / Piecing every thought together / Find the words to make me better / If I only knew how to pull myself apart All that I’m living for / All that I’m dying for / All that I can’t ignore alone at night / All that I’m wanted for / Although I wanted more / Lock the last open door / My ghosts are gaining on me I believe that dreams are sacred / Take my darkest fears and play them / Like a lullaby / Like a reason why / Like a play of my obsessions / Make me understand the lesson / So I’ll find myself / So I won’t be lost again All that I’m living for / All that I’m dying for / All that I can’t ignore alone at night / All that I’m wanted for / Although I wanted more / Lock the last open door / My ghosts are gaining on me Guess I thought I’d have to change the world / To make you see me / To be the one / I could have run forever / But how far would I have come / Without mourning your love? All that I’m living for / All that I’m dying for / All that I can’t ignore alone at night / All that I’m wanted for / Although I wanted more / Lock the last open door / My ghosts are gaining on me Should it hurt to love you? / Should I feel like I do? / Should I lock the last open door / My ghosts are gaining on me. Evanescence
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Storm moving into the Kawuneechee Valley of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200mm lens @28mm, Auto-exposure of 13 seconds at f8
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Early morning photo. Victoria/NSW border.
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Thanks to Elle and Seana for making this happen
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A ghost gum in Central Australia off the Tanami Road near Yuendumu. Casting shade in a hot dry environment. Looking ghostly in late afternoon light.
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I am suffering from hiking withdrawal, so I thought I would go back and visit some old photographs. This grouse scared hell out of me enroute to Junction Creek Falls last summer- they were so well hidden in the trees that their sudden flight and loud flapping caught me by surprise (its so quiet otherwise in the backcountry!!) but I managed to get a few images with nice bokeh like this one.
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/ Featured in Goldrush and Ghost Towns St. Elmo is a ghost town Founded in 1880. Nearly 2,000 people settled in this town when mining for gold and silver became evident. The mining industry started to decline in the early 1920s, and in 1922 the train discontinued service. It is one of Colorado’s most preserved ghost towns.
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My most recent digital art.
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View other work from this series Deep in a eucalyptus forest in northern New South Wales, Australia. / Best viewed LARGE
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Made especially for the Horror Hill Challenge. That is me as the Lady in White and that is my Doberman, Zena.
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View other work from this series Deep in a eucalyptus forest in northern New South Wales, Australia. / Best viewed LARGE
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oil on canvas…the skeleton of a huge redgum tree seen one winter’s morning
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