Capture: Got the blues
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ChrisW, in reply to
I'm sure this is an optical illusion: Rangitoto seems to be the source of the clouds.
Looks great - beautifully cropped to bring out and enhance the low angles.
But this is supposed to be about blue! Focus on the bits between the clouds and it looks like Rangitoto as an elegantly curved launching ramp for blue ... -
… a counter-point to this one where if you look at the clouds it looks like Gillespies Pt/Kohaihai is a camouflaged rocket launcher.
Whereas if you look at the non-clouds, well there’s all sorts of lovely triangles and opportunities for trigonometry ;-) -
BenWilson, in reply to
Kitten Kong!
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Upper Otago Harbour on a non-foggy day
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Lilith __, in reply to
Lines in the sky. With colourful sundog. :-)
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ChrisW, in reply to
Lines in the sky. With colourful sundog. :-)
Colourful! - never seen or captured a dog so strong.
Here's a quarter halo so pallid by comparison, but the lines have beautiful curves.
And walnut foliage, for sunscreen, and because anything walnut is beautiful too :-)
Bonus blue. -
ChrisW, in reply to
Stairs to...
There's risk or opportunity for a falling angel there?
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JacksonP, in reply to
Reprising Jackson: yesterday and today.
I did a double take when I saw that. 'Hang on, I'm pretty sure both mine were landscape!' Ain't the 4s with Camera+ great?
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Lilith __, in reply to
beautiful curves
Indeed! Bit of a showoff sky, that one. ;-)
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Lower Hutt, 23 October 2012
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Lower Hutt, 27 March 2012
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Robyn - why is that angel holding a plunger?
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A bit of skimping in Parnell, all the posts have these fancy-pants lamps, this one is the best though... fancy-pants lamp on the oldest scuzziest post...
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
There’s risk or opportunity for a falling angel there?
or opportunity for making announcements to the passing peeps
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
look at the clouds it looks like Gillespies Pt/Kohaihai is a camouflaged rocket launcher
and here Bean Rock lighthouse produces a cloud-bump….
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Hebe,
What it says. Dunno why I took it; it's blue.
A wee spot I have loved and played in all my life, taken last spring.
A birthday party.
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Hebe,
Seeing stars: I noticed the stars in the Norfolk pines for the first time not long ago
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Signs of spring and a sliver of slightly smoggy blue.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Summer night in Massey. No wind-wands here, and no wind.
Thanks for pointing out the stars on the Norfolk pine Hebe, never noticed that before either....
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Biobbs, in reply to
Good to know the site too. Do you know Kendrick Smithyman's poem 'Tomarata'? I've been to similar places perhaps in the North, but feel I know much about (Lake) Tomarata the place as itself as well as more broadly from this great poem. Actually going there is on the list too.
Thanks for the link to the poem Chris - had not heard of that at all. Always learning something new when reading PAS!!
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Days of bright blue skies in San Bernandino Valley today and I will post photos when I get a chance. But we had a different sensual experience yesterday when we ventured off the freeway (8 million commuters, who all seem to be on the road at the same time), down country roads through orange groves in bloom. The scent was so heady I wish I could have bottled it.
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Cloudy blue
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Flaky blue
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Flaky blue
Love those flaky clouds... are they Australian?
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Almost blue.
Lake at Bethells on a full moon night
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