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misty summer morning.....close to the Bavarian village "Bubach an der Naab" !!
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Guus has written the words in his comment. One of my favourite songs!
"Morning has broken" by Cat Stevens
10" x 14" Watercolor
Arches 140#CP
That autumnal light - so clear, clean, brilliant - marvelous on its own. But when that same light filters through morning haze and fog -- the effects are so sublime and filled with mystery that I am jaw-dropped in awe. I've been able to capture a bit of that light in some of my recent photographs, and I gravitate toward these incredible images and morning moments.
It was just such a photograph that stopped me in my tracks and made me sigh with joy ...
www.flickr.com/photos/xandram/8080575427 . Not only was that special 'light and fog' all part of the image - but she also captured that incredible, dreamlike color that we have yet to see in my part of North Carolina. Xandra so generously permitted me to use her wonderful image as a reference to paint. What inspiration!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH, Xandra. (Please stop by Xandra's photostream for more incredible images!!)
I'll be attending a workshop by Jean Haines this weekend, so I'll be off-line for a while -- what a privilege!!!! Can't wait!
The leaves here are falling fast, and with the potential of Hurricane Sandy to pay us a visit this weekend, that wind and rain will rip even more leaves from the trees -- all before they have had a chance to really reach their typical peak of gold, orange and scarlet.
With such dangerous weather as a potential event for us and the Eastern seaboard of North Carolina, we are keeping our eyes peeled to the forecast and prayers for everyone's safety.
The Arboretum of Tervueren is located in the "Kapbos", a beech forest planted between 1875 and 1880 at the Northeastern edge of the Sonian Forest. It covers an area of approximately 100 hectares and includes some 460 different species of trees (of which 305 leafy trees and 155 conifers). The altitude varies between 80 and 115 meters above sea level.
The Arboretum features the most typical trees from the temperate climate zone of the Northern Hemisphere (with the exception of one group from the Andes).
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A small section of "White Late - Morning Reeds" I really liked that image and decided a little slide was in order.
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Nationalpark "Jasmund", Kreideküste, Island of Rügen
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Rivers…and mornings. Rivers…and evenings. Not just to be near them, but to be in them – like, just about Lingam deep. Water flows around you, pushes at you, warms you, cools you, massages you, soothes you.
It’s what water does. ~ View On Black
Smell that? What is that? Oh, it's nature; not City. Hear that....?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=88yDgm6TFes - Chet Atkins, "Sunrise"
Usually when the sun is coming up, there won’t be many other humans around. Especially on a weekday morning. They’re having coffee, or in the car, or on the train, or the bus – heading for the "jay.ooh.bee."
But, it ain’t like you’re all alone out here - in the water. You have company. Lingering stars, a rising sun, a sky changing colors, clouds coming or going, the moon (in one mood or another) saying goodnight, mammals going on the wee morning’s hunt or coming off the night one, a fish splashing here or there - chasing after some minnows or bugs skittering across the surface.
Then again, maybe they are all just moving because it feels so darn good to be alive.
It is all…so reaffirming; to be out here. You really feel as if you know how our ancestors felt over thousands of years - when waking up wasn’t quite as sure a thing as it is today. When everyone was lucky simply to open their eyes - awakening to the hopes and dreams and dangers of a new day.
Same thing at sunset, except for at twilight, you get to look back and thank your God that you made it through another day safely. (The end of the day is guaranteed. How it ends for any one of us, is not.)
Either way, whether it is come dawn or come sunset, you know that of the thousands you may have seen, no two beginnings or endings were ever quite alike. There is reason to rejoice in that. And, as you are wade in the river, and feel the water flowing around you, and pressing up against you, you also know, that you have never stepped into the same water twice.
Every time you step into a river, see that moon, watch those clouds, breathe in that humid air, twinkle back at the stars, or hear animals rustling about, is a chance to be completely renewed.
The Fox River, downstream a bit from Batavia, Illinois, 52 miles west of Chicago.
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and odd little bits and pieces I’ve collected over the last two years.
From a recent Sunday morning in the rose garden at South Coast Botanic Garden: an English floribunda rose ('Judy Garland') all decked out in sparkling raindrops. (Zuiko 50mm macro, f/6.3, 1/500 sec., ISO 200, partly cloudy, handheld)
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"Trees give peace to the souls of men." Nora Waln
A favourite spot of mine, I love this meander in the river with those two trees and their reflections, it's like an old faithful friend that is always there for me whenever I need it's company!
Listening to: Still the same by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
Back to the summer!
near Zehdenick, Brandenburg, Germany
see "Blue hour" Fotoshooting mit dem Wind und -10°C on facebook
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"...and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in.”
John Muir -
a fine morning to hike the Treasure Loop Trail and visit my favorite saguaro
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9" x 12"
Arches 140#CP
This is a painting from my archives ... Folks have asked me if I have an endless 'archive' ... but I assure you, I don't! LOL What a have are a handful of those paintings that I have a love/hate relationship with -- there are days I'll look at something I've painted and decide I should toss it, but I'm not quite 'sure' ... so I hold onto it -- and then there are other days the same painting looks better .... this is one of those.
I remember this particular morning - looking out at my woodlands with streaks of brilliant colors surrounded by the purply dark trees as the sun made its way east - glowing the sky --- then as quickly fading to storm-metal gray ...
Our own thunder storm woke me last night - finally giving us a bit of welcome rain ... yahoo!
The weekend with the grands was fabulous - but oh, we are no longer young. My son and his finance had their 'batchelor/ette' celebrations this weekend too - and when they came to pick up Emily and Nick and our dinner and dishes were completed, we were all ready for a long night's slumber! LOL
Much yet to do before the wedding next weekend. More company and deadlines ....
Hope you have a great week!
Was this morning after a long time again on macro tour in "my" area. Presumably a belated male orange tip bracket on dandelion shortly after sunrise in the lateral backlight.
War heute morgen nach langer Zeit mal wieder auf Makrotour in "meinem" Revier. Vermutlich ein verspäteter männlicher Aurorafalter an Pusteblume kurz nach Sonnenaufgang im seitlichen Gegenlicht.
Danke für deinen Besuch! Thanks for visiting!
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Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada - As promised, a photo of the sunrise the day after the one from the previous post. I haven't missed a sunrise for over a week and all of them have been so wonderfully different. I could not quite get the true colour of the sunrise on this one - it was more red, less orange - but my attempts to correct it seemed only to make it look fake. As always, this is not saturated by Photoshop, only by Mother Nature. My apologies for posting so many sunrise photos in a row but they are truly different photographs so hopefully my contacts will forgive me. I will post another photo tomorrow of today's sunrise (if quality warrants) - I'm tempted to call it "The Morning After the Morning After" :)
a golden autumn morning at the "Romansee" .... my favorite lake for fishing.
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... now this is a hdr shot again after a long time without hdr shots ..... made of 3 handheld shots .....
There is nothing like laying full out on your lawn in the morning, armed with your camera, just as the sun is beginning to warm the frost!
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Our Daily Challenge: November 15: Liquid
morning does not go." #1
- Leah Hager Cohen, Glass, Paper, Beans: Revolutions on the Nature and Value of Ordinary Things
Stream at Moss Glenn Falls, Stowe, Vermont
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October 31, 2012: This photo won 3rd place in the contest "Drops and Asterecea Flowers" in the group Natural Jewellery. Thank you very much!
Another image created last Sunday morning at South Coast Botanic Garden. This shasta daisy's tousled petals were holding on to sparkling droplets left from the early morning watering, and I managed to capture some floral self-portraits in the droplets. (Zuiko 50mm macro, f/8, 1/640 sec., ISO 100, morning sun, handheld)
"So dawn goes down today... nothing gold can stay" - Robert Frost (but its here again in the morning! - me)
don't forget to have a look at my "walk of fame" set !!!!
yesterday morning, I had so much fun on my "walk of fame"...
everybody wanted to be photographed..this man came along for about three times !!!
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Aperture f/6.3
Focal Length 70 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias 0 EV
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"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better".
Albert Einstein
Listening to: Paint it Black by The Rolling Stones
"Lose an hour in the morning, and you will be all day hunting for it." ~ Richard Whately
Sunrise at Oxbow Bend - Grand Teton National Park - May 2012
It definitely pays to get up early when you get to enjoy a scene like this...not so fun when you have to get up and go to work :-( Looking forward to catching up with everyone soon; thanks for all your visits!!!!
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Morning walk in the park and noticed a flock of these lovely butterflies hovering over this plant. They sat, just for a second and then again started flying. This kept going, and then i realised, that they were probably attracted by this plants sweet aroma from the budding new leaves. And there were no real flowers for them to suck the nectar from. Poor fellas. So hopping from one leaf to another, hoping and questioning , " Where is the nectar ! " :)
"Morning has broken like the first morning
Blackbird has spoken like the first bird
Praise for the singing, praise for the morning
Praise for them springing fresh from the Word"
lyrics by Eleanor Farjeon
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Scan from an old Ektar 25 negative.
Bryce Canyon at sunrise
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"I saw old Autumn in the misty morn stand shadowless like silence, listening to silence."
Thomas Hood
Have a great week!
"Mine is the sunlight, mine is the morning
Born of the one light, Eden saw play
Praise with elation, praise every morning
God's recreation of the new day"
"Morning has Broken"
lyrics by Eleanor Farjeon
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Scan of an old Ektar 25 negative.
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If every morning,
You can find a reason to say,
"Yes, it's going to be a beautiful day."
And every day, you find a reason to say,
"Yes, it is a beautiful day."
And every night, you find a reason to say,
"Yes, it was a beautiful day."
Then one day,
You'll look back and say,
"Yes...it was a beautiful life."
~ Doe Zantamata
From the archives....Sunrise at Bryce Canyon
4 days & counting....have a great Friday, and as always, thanks for stopping by to visit!!!!!
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"The stillness of the early morning scene enables me to take in and enjoy many
things which pass me by during the bustle of the day. First, there are the scents,
which seem even more generous with their offerings than they are in the evening."
Rosemary Verey
Listening to: Man who sold the world by David Bowie
"I want to know if you can be alone with yourself and if you truly like the company you keep in the empty moments."
~Oriah Mountain Dreamer
Once in awhile it pays off when one gets up early in the mountains.
This handheld shot was taken just north of Jackson, Wyoming near Grand Teton National Park.....
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"Plunge boldly into the thick of life, and seize it where you will, it is always interesting."
~~~Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Oxbow never looks the same. Though it is always identifiable it is always varied. This was a stormy early morning shot. Wish you could see it at 6000 pixels ... even the tiny ducks are clear.
Thanks for sharing the experience,
Bev
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Nice morning, good little cold snap, -5ºc, hope it's the start of a very long, cold winter.
Took this as a snapshot with a Nikon D90, also shot one with a Rolleiflex on 120 film.
Nice little knock on effect of shooting film is that i only take one or two shots with the digi instead of the 10 I would have taken before.
Toured around this am to a few spots i wanted to look at.
Will see what turns out when i get the film developed.
"Generations of visitors to Yoho National Park have regarded the alpine splendour of the Lake O'Hara area with deep reverence. Here are amassed the bubbling brooks, vibrant mosses, vast rock amphitheaters of snow, cloud and light that have inspired the works of scores of humbled artists, chief among them the luminaries of Canada's renowned Group of Seven."(from www.field.ca)
I took a break here after the sweat-soaking ---11 km, 450 m elevation gain--- walk up the fire road to the lake before hiking to the alpine zone. In the end it was worth it, though my tired feet and ankles may not agree.
"A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world."
"Un sognatore è colui che non può che trovare la sua strada al chiaro di luna, e il suo castigo è che egli vede l'alba prima del resto del mondo".
Oscar Wilde
"Created for Spotlight Your Best February 2015 contest: Macro world" - Spotlight Your Best February 2015 contest:Macro World".
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From this "mythical" spot in Lisbon ... the Sunrise, the channel, the river and the bridge.
Canon EOS 5D MKII + Canon EF 17-40 f/4 L @ 17 mm
ISO 100 - f/22- 5 s
GND 0.6 HE + GND 0.6 SE + Heliopan CPL 105mm
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Lake McDonald at Glacier National Park in the early morning.
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Thanks - as always - for stopping by my photostream today.
One from this morning, when the pup and I went for a little hike, before starting in on all my spring cleanup chores. Be glad when I'm all caught up and we can go out for longer and a little farther from home.
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morning has broken
Cat Stevens:
"Morning has broken like the first morning !"
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In memoriam: Scooby Of The Stallions Stable (25-09-2006 / 25-06-2016)
"Do not say, 'It is morning,' and dismiss it with a name of yesterday. See it for the first time as a newborn child that has no name." ~~ Rabindranath Tagore
Some how, if I wake up early enough, and I spend some moments watching the morning come up over the hill and chase away the night ... well, I just know everything will be alright.
This ranch has a river running behind it and it often produces a morning fog that enshrouds the ranch.
Colorado
USA
Thanks for your visits,
Bev
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