Sihlouette
27 creative works found
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Just a creative dude on his way to work. Folio under arm, typical slouch. I stopped short of white headphones but you get the drift. Trucker cap available. Click here…
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The airstreams from all the aeroplanes flying around europe in winter.
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Building a fence…..Hours of sweat under the hot Australian sun were needed for me to be able of capturing this magnificent sunlight.
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In that order. Not such a bad way to pass the time don’t you think? /
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I didn’t notice the light reflecting from the Opera House when I shot this. My aim was to get a silhouette shot of the Opera House but the light draws your focus to it.
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Party Time!!
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This is another shot captured at “Sunset Park” in Fishcreek, WI.
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Another sunset taken in Appleton, WI with some reflections.
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Sihlouette of an alluring pose on a background of the same nature, with the “strak designs” logo.
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Lonely benches / Benches of the world, in different situations, in different seasons, but with no one sat on them: I called them ‘lonely benches’. Bancs solitaires / Des bancs du monde, dans différentes situations, à différentes saisons mais sans jamais un personnage assis : Je les ai appelé des ‘bancs solitaires’.
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My 3 favorite people in the world :)
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a couple in silhouette (statues) in the night..
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Just a simple capture from my backdoor, I do get lovely sunsets! D70s with Nikon 18-200mm VR lens.
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The sun behind the clouds is creating a diamond shaped light within the clouds as just before sunset. Scriber Lake Park / Lynnwood, WA Shot with DSLR Canon Rebel XT on Auto © copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved / You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without the express consent of Starlite Wonder Imaging.
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Canadian Rocky Mountains / A view from somewhere between Banff National Park and Jasper National Park in Alberta Canada. BEST VIEWED LARGE
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Myrtle Beach, 2009.
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Water Play
by LjMaxxTaken in downtown St. Louis / Nikon D60~ 55/200
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Mallards enjoying the sunset from the water. Olympus E-510; 40-150 mm lens. / ISO 400; f:8; 1/500 sec. / Effective focal length: 300 mm. / Exposure compensation: +1.3 Dryden, Ontario, Canada
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The Meramec River cut gently through its beautiful and mostly unexplored bluffs, as the small boat carrying a few men, an Osage Indian guide, and French explorer Philipp renault emerged from the fog. The year was 1720 and Philipp Renault was lured to this are by Osage Indian legends. The Osage told Renault of a gigantic hole in the earth they would use for refuge when they were caught in extreme weather. The ‘natives’ also claimed along the walls of the cave were ‘veins of glittering yellow metal’, which captured the Frenchman’s attention. Read more of this fascinating history.... Here I currently have limited internet time for abit.. I Thank you in advance for any comments etc. made. I will reply asap.. ~:) Nikon D60-55/200 / Meramec Caverns, Stanton Missouri,
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