Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Taken today.
Glory Glory!
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Love the intensity of those colours!
That's what I thought :)
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
And I enjoy sharing them. Although I feel I should be fair to Beidaihe - there was plenty of wide open space, too, and not just too far out to sea for most of the beachgoers. In the first photo, just to the left of that row of umbrellas was a wide expanse of nearly empty sand, and about 50 metres straight ahead the crowd thinned out dramatically. In the opposite direction you can see a large patch of empty beach and sea - but that's because there's solid fences and guards to keep China's leaders safe from us rabble.
China's beaches seem to grow old boats.
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Jos,
Nora, love your Spring Persona! And those full flower shots are very strong sofie, wonderful.
I don't know how this fits into spring but I had a play at photographing smoke this afternoon...
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
photographing smoke this afternoon…
nice ... smoke, night-time and laser pointer worth trying too : )
clouds imitating smoke this arvo
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Sun bursts into shot.
Applying a little bw filtering on an iPhone shot.
Where there's smoke...
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JacksonP, in reply to
China’s beaches seem to grow old boats.
The detail on that boat is great Chris. Nice to be able to zoom in. ;-)
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JacksonP, in reply to
That’s what I thought :)
Spectacular Sofie.
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Sprung
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Magic!
I had a play at photographing smoke this afternoon…
Double your fun with mirrors...
Take the vapours.
Lose yourself in light's lies,
and play it where it falls... -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
photographing smoke this afternoon…
next step - photographing Smoke on the Water? : )
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Just thought I'd share this little but quite pleasant surprise. I have a policy when I go for walks of taking a diffferent route home from the one I set out on, and today I turned down a lane I hadn't walked down before, and found myself in what felt like a tiny strip of countryside amidst the buildings, bustle and cacophony of downtown Beijing. Cool, calm, and quiet.
Didn't manage to find the book I've been looking for like, all year now. Must suggest to the wife that she hasn't visited her favourite market for a long time, then run for the book stalls when she's not looking...
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JacksonP, in reply to
Cool, calm, and quiet.
I remember finding places like that in Tokyo. They seem other worldly, in the middle of all the bustle.
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Black Doris Plums on the way…
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In the neighbourhood....
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Looking west, again.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Looking west, again.
looking wet again ;)
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Bit of a pinhole moment . I had taken the lens off to clean my camera when I noticed a spot on the viewfinder. Well, this shot popped up once I got home this evening. I guess that's one way to take a photo.
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Spring either side of the soundwall, on the St Mary’s Bay walkway. It’s as good during the day as it is at night, especially on a bike.
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Jos,
Our fortune plum has popcorn too!
Playing with smoke some more
Inverse, much more better!
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Playing with smoke some more
me too ;)
oh, lovely shots .
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oh boy, oh boy – a flurry of spring – Black Doris is my all time fave plum, fantastic for jam -
and sparkling noise wall, looks like someone’s been and cleaned it!
here’s Oak springing and Rhododendron springing…
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As if a Northern Hemisphere spring..
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Jos,
Wow, beautiful muchness, it's all go, stand clear...
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Looking west, again.
Likewise. Sun got stuck in the trees.
ETA: Something got lost in the translation. It looked much better before I posted it.
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