Then we should notice how you put the reflection of the huge moon on the water, compliment a great photo of Monument Valley, and enjoy your wildlife photo.
Built in the 16th century by Suleiman the Magnificent it stood for over 400 years until the Yugoslavia war destroyed it. It was rebuilt with many of the same stones that were pulled from the river after it was destroyed.
It connects two parts of the city of Mostar and is a real pleasure to visit. The last time I visited was 1990 and at that time purchased a Bosnian rug (handmade) and drank kafa (Bosnian coffee) at a local cafe which is a very important part of the day and a tradition that takes time.
In all my travels Yugoslavia was one of the most exciting, beautiful, and historical places that I've ever been to.
An interesting coincidence is that I just finished watching Windtalkers, and at the end of the movie Adam Beach is in Monument Valley, doing a ceremony to pay homage to Nicholas Cage, who had been in charge of him, while Beach's wife and son watched and the scenery was almost exactly like your first photo of the Valley above.
That's an excellent image combination. They really go nice together. For some reason my browser doesn't display the correct aspect ratio on this page, but when I open it in a new tab it's correct and totally awesome.
You're making me want to play around with surreal editing again.
It's a really nice sky shot, but you could crop off about 75% of the bottom half of the photo, unless there were a way to lighten up the bottom half without washing out the sky colours, provided the bottom half has any decent features.
First things first. Check the article at the link below.
Then we should notice how you put the reflection of the huge moon on the water, compliment a great photo of Monument Valley, and enjoy your wildlife photo.
great picture of the monument valley, amac. that's where I used to go to get my life's perspective adjusted.
Top notch manipulations, Mac!
Let the posts begin.
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POST magazine
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The Washington Post
Well, I was being creative....
Good one, Buzz...LOL
And last would be the P.S. - Post Script, in Chinese, of course.
Remembering walking through a Chongqing park on Chinese New Year's Day three years ago.
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Nice pics, Buzz. A pretty place.
Morning view from a window. Stone Creek, Ocala FL.
It's morning right now here as well, but I won't be seeing anything as nice as that.
Winter here has people climbing the walls!
Where was the photo taken, EG?
Quarry Park in Duluth, MN.
I thought that I recognized the ice...
Why do guys like that make me think of The Little Engine That Could?
Morning buzz.. not me....
I am more like "stuff that"..
yup
County Cork, Ireland
Peaceful.
I think A.Mac just left for Ireland with his flyrod.
Looks like a brown trout hangout.
Gloriously green! That would have been a good one for St. Paddy's Day.
I miss you all........
That is such a beautiful image.
How is your project going?
Thanks, G. The project is going slower than I had hoped.
We miss you too, but as long as you post images like that it will be okay.
Thanks, Buzz.
Another stained glass window luminous beauty!
Thank you, Mac.
very nice RW.
Stari Most Bridge in Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina
Built in the 16th century by Suleiman the Magnificent it stood for over 400 years until the Yugoslavia war destroyed it. It was rebuilt with many of the same stones that were pulled from the river after it was destroyed.
It connects two parts of the city of Mostar and is a real pleasure to visit. The last time I visited was 1990 and at that time purchased a Bosnian rug (handmade) and drank kafa (Bosnian coffee) at a local cafe which is a very important part of the day and a tradition that takes time.
In all my travels Yugoslavia was one of the most exciting, beautiful, and historical places that I've ever been to.
The photo is from the internet.
More moon fantasy.
Monument Valley, Utah. The moon was photographed from in front of my house in Philly. Digital age thingy.
© A. Mac/A.G.
An interesting coincidence is that I just finished watching Windtalkers, and at the end of the movie Adam Beach is in Monument Valley, doing a ceremony to pay homage to Nicholas Cage, who had been in charge of him, while Beach's wife and son watched and the scenery was almost exactly like your first photo of the Valley above.
I think the formations are called "The Mittens" and for obvious reasons, they are photographed extensively. I've got more.
That's an excellent image combination. They really go nice together. For some reason my browser doesn't display the correct aspect ratio on this page, but when I open it in a new tab it's correct and totally awesome.
You're making me want to play around with surreal editing again.
All from today – sunrise in the east, morning sun hitting the western woods, western sky at dusk, and a flicker foraging in winter grass.
A very nice group of photos.
Well done Dig, and it looks cold.
See you all on Saturday! Thanks for today.
Winter morning, Stone Creek, Ocala FL.
That pic actually looks like winter – brown grass, leafless tree.
But it's probably in the 60s, right? Lol.
The photo was taken around 7 am and the temp was 55 degrees. Kinda cool
Magic Kingdom
©A. Mac/A.G.
The moon, obviously, but what planet is at the top?
It's not intended to be any specific celestial body; it was added for additional light and color.
On the lighter side...
Lol.
LMAO
Happy Valentines Day from Stone Creek.
Ooooh. I can taste them all the way here.
my blood sugar spiked just looking at that.
A tiny bit of color for Sunday.
Yaquina Lighthouse, Oregon Coast
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A good image for tomorrow's Lantern Festival.
Ocala, Florida the speed skating capital of the US. Ocala sends three-speed skaters to the Olympics and we don't even have an ice rink.
Joey Mantia specialty the 1500m. Joey finished 6th.
Erin Jackson, specialty the 500M sprint....SHE WON GOLD THIS MORNING.
Brittany Bowe, 1000m is her specialty and she'll be racing on Thursday.
Congratulation to Brittany Bowe.
Ooops. I meant Erin Jackson - got the names mixed up. But of course all Olympic athletes deserve kudos.
Not sure this qualifies but...taken with a $500.00 drone so it's not the best photo.
It's a really nice sky shot, but you could crop off about 75% of the bottom half of the photo, unless there were a way to lighten up the bottom half without washing out the sky colours, provided the bottom half has any decent features.
Thank you and see you Thursday night or Friday morning.