The reason why one subject can be photographed in so many different ways –
Rainbow Bay at Dusk
“Photography is an art of observation.
It has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.
Elliott Erwitt
Painting. Creating. Sharing.
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it always knows
photography
Every Click is a Memory !
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Because everyone likes pictures.
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Images of North Cascades, Skagit Valley, the Milky Way and beyond
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Alone with myself / The trees bend to caress me / The shade hugs my heart / --Candy Polgar
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I love this one Kaz…
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Thanks Barb I do too, it shows there is not a perfect way to take a photo, there are many because we all “see” differently 🙂
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Beautiful.
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Absolutely! Our cameras are tools, our eyes and brains are what create the image……
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Exactly couldn’t agree more Sue 🙂
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I like this photo very, very much. And, am a little jealous that I can’t seem to yet capture the sea as I want to with long exposure.
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Thanks so much Sixpixx, it took a while for me as well, just takes persistence and a good ND filter, keep going 🙂
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Great work Kaz and I love the quotation. Very apt. MM 🍀
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Thanks John 🙂
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That’s a fantastic quote 🙂
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Says a lot doesn’t it 🙂
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So very true 🙂 Such an evocative image too!
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Thanks Sarah 🙂
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like visions in pearls!! I Love your seasides Kaz!!
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Thanks Cybele, that’s so nice of you, its put a spark in my day 🙂
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Almost smooth like milk!
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Thanks Jasmine, yes slow shutter irons out the wrinkles and it gives that lovely effect 🙂
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