*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2024.03.24 ***

Good morning to everyone wherever you are in the world...

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Lovely colours.
But you have committed the cardinal sin of a tilted sea horizon!! 😬

Penkiln Burn

I went exploring to see how far I could follow the river bank. Quite a way as it turns out. En route I came across hundreds of daffodils and an otter latrine!

Poetry in Motion

...Fluttering and dancing in the breeze

The legend of Narcissus

More fluttering. I used high res mode for this as I like the way the texture is rendered. However, on close inspection it results in weird artifacts... May need to try a different approach.

Heading home

Here's a thistle enjoying the view near Faistenau.
Taken on a hike to the Schafberg mountain a while ago and reprocessed today.

It is a good and interesting image, and I'm sure you'll make the two clicks to straighten it when you return ;-)
Nice light at that time of the early evening !

These two are especially good with the movement captured so nicely. You can feel the wind !!
Maybe the second one works so well "because of" those Hi-Res artefacts ?

The artifacts I see in the original file don't seem to come through on the full size image above. The image above has multiple streaks for each blade of grass, which is what I was after.
Below is a small section from the original file which seems to show a mosaic of tiny pixelated patches. 😠

I love the dramatic light in this.

Traces

Time to get out and do some photography again. Maybe the start of a new exercise, to try and make interesting pictures of seemingly boring places. I discovered that the anonymous dry drainage canal that runs near to where I live, dates from 1200 and was part of a 30 kilometre canal that brought water into the city from a quite distant river. It crosses over and even under several minor torrents along the way.

A couple of preliminary shots taken where the canal dissapears under the urban landscape.

Great to see you out and about 😀

This one a slightly strange vibe - like some sort of sinister infrastructure. I think it's the 'spotlight' that makes the shot.

Strange tombstones...

Architectual Freedom

... and great contrast.

Wish you well with your recovery.
Great series.

Great series. Love that one.

Great vista.

A good looking curved building , nicely captured