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Your faith was strong, but you needed proof
You saw her bathing on the roof
Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew ya
She tied you to her kitchen chair
She broke your throne and she cut your hair
And from your lips she drew the Hallelujah

Spotted this potential shot while approaching a group of fellow photographers gathered to take blue hour photographs of the Denver skyline against the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Took several shots from the area where they were gathered, then moved back to catch this image. Was amazed at how few actually moved from their initial set up location to change their viewpoint or perspective.

Flowers from my first standard Fuschia, from a cutting. Now about 18months old.

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found this gem at a yard sale a few years ago.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

Sunken Cemetery

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That shot everyone is after on Christmas Morning.

I chose this lake to represent the ripples of my journey, this lake was the turning point in my photography adventure, everything fell into place once I saw the true beauty of the world that we live in and it all started at this lake.

Beachy head

Diving red kite

Early in September, before the fall colors really got going, I found this one tree with some color on it. This was a place called Lower Lewis Falls, in Washington. I had seen a lot of images from this place, and wanted to try for something a bit different.

GPS: 51.736404,-114.332927

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I gave this tunnel of trees a very dark edit by increasing the contrast and shadows whilst decreasing highlights and brightness to create the feel of walking down an eerie path.

An adoption kitten ready for adoption at the local shelter
Playing with my new 100mm lens with the animals this time :))

Pull up a chair and grab a cup...it's Halloween Tea Party Time!

I was on a mission today to find a setting that epitomises spookiness. What better place than a Cemetary. People are just dying to get in there...

To enhance the creepiness of this building, I choose to shoot from a side angle to emphasise shadows and give it the appearances of being haunted! Beware..,you're being watched.

The Light Side of the Dark Night of the Soul

In 2014, a large section of one of the major expressways that had been under construction for months, reopened to pedestrian traffic only. It was a big to do with many local and state dignitaries officiating. The public was allowed to walk on a two mile stretch of the refurbished freeway. Michigan's Governor lead the group. It was very fun and a wonderful experience. It's very commonplace in Michigan to have these walkabouts.

I pulled the focus of this shot to the right with lighting, this little girl just out of focus was in all the third barrel shot (this is the barrel the horses explode with power to make the run home), I shot over 500 images that day and didn't notice her at first until post processing, the more I saw her, the more I could see the story behind the picture, the focus will soon be on this little cowgirl because one day she is going to win it all ......
Exposure: 1/200 sec;
F/9;
ISO; 160
Manual;
Pattern Metering

The Carillion Tower on the newly renamed state park of Belle Isle which is located in the middle of the Detroit River. Very clean, family and pet friendly, perfect for watching boats and freighters make their way up and down the river. There's picnic areas and also a public beach with The Detroit Yacht Club close by.

1/2500 sec;
f/6.3;
ISO 3200;
Manual;
Partial Metering

Exposure: 0.5 Sec; f/14; ISO 100; Manual; Pattern Metering, Canon EOS 7D

This is a 9 shot HDR merged in LR.

Another of my decorations I built for Halloween

My 6 1/2 foot tall Pumpkin dude, one of the many decorations I build for Halloween

One of my props for Halloween

My absolute favorite Holiday is Halloween, it takes me a month to set up my hard and I build most of my decorations!

Handmade sculpture, the need to be creative has washed over me like a tidal wave at the moment. Hope you like it.

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focal length 50
f number 4.5
exposure time 1/10

My grandmother gave me this clutch from her "dance hall days"...it's amazing to look at a thing with age and think about the life that it has had and the places that it has been.
Nikon D7100 Lensbaby Sweet35 f/2.8 1/50 ISO 2000

Washington State fires smoke fills Alberta.

The humans believe that they can contain me within the confines of this prison...while they do feed me well, and I am provided with water and ample things to entertain myself with, I vow not to be placated by their attempts at removing me from the outside world. My day will come...and vengeance shall be sweet. - Diary of a Cat
Nikon D7100 Lensbaby CP DG50mm f/5.6 1/50 ISO 3200

McDougall Church at Morley, Alberta, was built in 1875 by Reverend George McDougall. It had long been the desire of George McDougall to open a mission among the Stoney-Nakoda and Blackfoot people of southern Alberta. Numerous factors had, up to that time, prevented a missionary effort, but by the early 1870s, McDougall felt the time was right. The Morley mission would not only serve the Aboriginal people, but also afford an opportunity to establish a more permanent relationship with the Blackfoot Nation.

** Descriptive text taken from http://www.mcdougallstoneymission.com/

Northwest of Cochrane Alberta,

Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Aperture: f/4.5
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/400
Focal Length: 18/1

Newburgh Pointe is my fave haunt at historic Hines Park. I come here often and always seem to be drawn to the way the canoes are arranged. This is fave shot of mine and I want to share it.

Aperture: f2/2
Focal length: 4.15mm
Iso: 32
Shutter:1/2825

its our last day of macro challenge! good job everyone all are well deserved👏👏👏 goodluck guys👍

The echinacea patch attracts these green bees. I always thought they were a fly but no, they are a bee.

hi everyone its time for our macro challenge.you can now show your best macro but don't forget to put exif and hashtag #macrochallenge goodluck guys

Sitting at table in the park and I couldn't help but notice the textures within the wood. Time to experiment! That I did.

welding pictures are a blast. the sparks are stunning, and the spoke is unbelievable.

The site of a former landfill., Dead Man's Hill is a haven for sledders, snow boarders and tobogganners alike. Located in historic Hines Park in Westland, Mi.
There's a sign at the foot of the hill that reads: " Area unsupervised. Use at your own risk."! How fitting!

At the top of my favourite hiking trail. The view from Mount. Tzouhalem. Local legend says the old Chief Tzouhalem would throw his wives off the crest where the cross is standing when he tired of them and take a new wife. Rumour has it he had up to 40 wives. Most commonly heard number is 11. I say a little prayer for them everytime I stand there and look out at all there is to see in the valley. And another little prayer when I look up and see that white faced cross looking down on us.

Forgetmenots.

Smoky skies have turned the sun into a big red ball. While waiting for it to crest the mountain last night at sunset I was just playing around and fell in love with this shot.
Of course my son woke up JUUUST as it crested so no cresting shots were had... He knows when I am shooting, eating, and reading... Without fail.

Thought up a concept and created it...one of my favorite shots.

Part of the charm of a local resale shop, was this pink bicycle parked out in front with flowers in the basket. I toyed with the idea of buying but upon closer inspection, I found it that the cost to fix it would outweigh the purchase price.
Sadly, the shop and bike have left the area.
This image is my entry for the Ubiquography Project.

Morro Bay, Ca

This is not a submission to the challenge as I am exempt. this a sample photo example for how to post for the cover photo challenge.

Harbor Bridge lit up for "Vivid Sydney" 2014~Sydney, Australia

Taken the first time I ever visited Gawthorpe Hall, Padiham

The steps of Turf Moor Stadium, Burnley Football Club's ground