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Sought to limit my pallet to primary colors for this pair of early morning sunflowers just north of Denver International Airport.

A photo of Marlene in the woods, with a cool zoom effect.

How do you pick a woman?
It is not always bull to spoon
And the killer in me
No bandarilla in a garden.
Being such a flower catcher
It does not make me good forked.
If the audience comes flowers
Every "Olé" I feel pain.
Was this killer vein
Came to Maria Clementina

Oh, can't it be
The voices calling me
They get lost and out of time
I should've seen it glow
But everybody knows
That a broken heart is blind

Now so long, Marianne, it's time that we began
to laugh and cry and cry and laugh about it all again.

Fall colors explode at the Maroon Bells, in the Aspen Snowmass Wilderness Area in Colorado.

Find prints on my website here: http://scottsmith.photos/albums/Fall-Colors/143321/Maroon-Bells-No-2

©2016 Scott Smith Photos

Plane of focus is so tight :)

A deep maroon lily growing in our flower bed is framed by its neighboring ice plant.

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Talvez eu deva ser forte,
Pedir ao mar
Por mais sorte
E aprender a navegar.

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Portraits

Mary Goose aka Mother Goose is buried here in Boston Massachussetes along with the stones of Samuel Adams and Paul Revere

Taken late Autumn in the Garden. I got down nice and low for this one at sunrise in late Autumn..I also got quite wet.

Looking out to sea from the Claddagh, Galway, Ireland.

From a recent trip to Denmark.

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A photo as the bride and groom hopped aboard a trolley to go for a ride in Newport, Rhode Island

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Beachy head

Diving red kite

Image of Brown Marsh Presbyterian Church located on Brown Marsh Road, Clarkton, NC

A beautiful red kite taken on a trip to stokenchurch

Scotney castle in the autumn

Swan reflection from warnham nature reserve

This is the feral cat that adopted us many years ago when it took up residence in the box over my little toolshed outside.. and there its lived since.

This is the first photo using a new 40mm lens I got. Taken just outside the door.

Great way to view a lighthouse

A contribution towards the bench photos. I'm taking a little artistic liberty here....

This is taken at Loughrea Lake in Galway, Ireland and beside the nearest town to me.

This is from just outside the house, one sunny morning. The Lavender is slowly disappearing with the oncoming winter, thus the name.

Rounding out my collection of images of the bridge attempting to get different perspectives.

Rounding out my collection of images of the bridge attempting to get different perspectives.

Took this while out with one of my photography meetup groups. Thought I'd get a few of them also getting shots of, and from, the bridge.

Buskers can plant themselves anywhere downtown. Where is there a better chance at a few dollars than in the financial district?

Some of the older architecture still around downtown among all the really new buildings

NW C-Train station very early on a winter morning

Calgary isn't a large city (1.2M) and we have a long winter so we don't see the number of street people that other cities have. Life is tough for those that are here.

Some move fast, and some don't

Calgary is built for exercise. We have miles and miles of paths specifically for biking, walking, jogging. Consequently you'll see a lot of people on the move, all the time.

Here's my little girl Kayla. She's 8 years old and one of the loves of my life. She is a mixed breed rescue and one of the best dogs I've ever owned.

This is my little girl Maya. She's 6 year old (already!!!). She's one of the loves of my life. She's a mixed breed rescue (Husky/Shepherd) and has all the personality anyone could hope for.

Taken with my iPhone because that's all I had with me. A very cold November day with a lot of ice fog in the air.

On my way to work one very cold winter morning

Would you believe this was taken in the middle of a residential area?

Shot of the west end of downtown from the river

A different perspective of downtown Calgary

Winter ice breaking up in the spring in downtown Calgary

Taken from the 16th floor of another building. It was a real challenge to eliminate indoor reflections as it was taken through a window, behind a blind, with a jacket over my head and camera.

Although this is art in Downtown Calgary, I've recently learned it has a practical purpose, too. There is a very strong venturi effect between the buildings and this sculpture is actually designed to break up the winds and keep it from blowing out windows.

It was a very hot summer day and a lot of people enjoyed being on or near the Bow River.

Another perspective of the Calgary Peace Bridge. Bicycles in the middle, people on each side. Great design.

I happened to be driving by looking for something to put this gorgeous sunset into perspective. The new Mormon Temple in NW Calgary is an impressive architectural work anyway so I got the two together.

A monochrome abstract of the Bow Building and Sculpture in downtown Calgary

Here's an abstract view of the Bow Building in Calgary, Alberta

This is the Bow Building in Calgary. Recent, and currently the tallest building in town. That's a very large wire sculpture of a human head in the foreground.

A night view of the 10th street bridge taken from the Peace Bridge

Here's a perspective I haven't seen anywhere else. This bridge has been photographed so much that it's a challenge to do something different.

Pretty sunset version of the Calgary Peace Bridge

A less common view of the Calgary Peace Bridge from the downtown side

This is the most common view of the Calgary Peace Bridge, looking across the river and towards downtown, taken at night.

A very cold scene from the Dog Park in Calgary Alberta

I take my dogs out every day and I've been taking my camera with me. I came across this scene and had to hurry to get it before the dogs ran into it to see what was so interesting.

This is a shot one crisp morning from outside my home rural Galway, coming originally from a hosing estate in Dublin City I fully appreciate seeing this each day, even if the weather not always this good.

Taken in Tombstone. Edited for an old time look.

The main section of the sculpture across from Jal Lake.

A section of the sculpture across from Jal Lake.

A section of the sculpture across from Jal Lake.

Another sculpture in Jal created by resident artist Brian Norwood. The sculpture depicts pioneer ranchers leaving their J A L brand on their cattle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmoset

The marmosets /ˈmɑrmɵsɛt/ are 22 New World monkey species of the genera Callithrix, Cebuella, Callibella, and Mico. All four genera are part of the biological family Callitrichidae. The term marmoset is also used in reference to the Goeldi's marmoset, Callimico goeldii, which is closely related.

Most marmosets are about 20 centimetres (8 in) long. Relative to other monkeys, they show some apparently primitive features: they have claws rather than nails, and tactile hairs on their wrists. They lack wisdom teeth, and their brain layout seems to be relatively primitive. Their body temperature is unusually variable, changing by up to 4 °C (7 °F) in a day.[3] Marmosets are native to South America and have been found in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Peru.[4] They have also been spotted in Central America and Mexico.[5] They are also raised in captivity as pets.

According to recent research, marmosets exhibit germline chimerism, which is not known to occur in nature in any primates other than callitrichids.[6] Ninety-five percent of marmoset fraternal twins trade blood through chorionic fusions, making them hematopoietic chimeras.[7][8]

Paddys hole, South gare, redcar.

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

A handmade sculpture inspired by the film Alien.
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Focal length 44 f.number 5.6 exposure time 1/4

Something a little surreal for this Halloween, inspired by Hans Bellmer and the desire to break the mould given to us by others.

Something a little surreal for this Halloween, inspired by Hans Bellmer and the desire to break the mould given to us by others.

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focal length 50
f number 4.5
exposure time 1/6

For all those who have fallen at the hands of others. A handmade sculpture made in preparation for Halloween.
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focal length 50
f number 4
exposure time 1/125

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

This sculpture was inspired by a cartoon called mighty duck.

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Focal length 50
f.number 1.8
exposure time 1/1,250

A handmade sculpture inspired by the film Alien.
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Focal length 44 f.number 5.6 exposure time 1/4

For the Video maria Series in Cabo Espichel Portugal.

Note, con-trail across the sun/moon

I live in Montana, the closest major city is over 200 miles away in Spokane, Wa. I had been to Spokane and on the way back it was getting late when I came along the shores of lake Pend Orielle. A beautiful, wild place and the deepest lake in the continental 48. It's in Idaho, and there are several marina towns along the road as boating is a regular sport in the lake. Just as I passed a town named "hope, Id." within just a couple of miles I passed thru the town of "beyond hope, Id." No kidding. The sun had gone down and left absolutely gorgeous colors subtly playing chase across the sky. With almost no wind I couldn't resist taking some long exposures while battling the hoard of native mosquitoes who obviously thought I was trespassing. This is just one of the photos I took that evening; I shot until almost dark. Canon 7d, 24-105 L lens, b & h polariser topped with an AFGA polariser to mix the polarisation effects, no flash, Neweer radio controlled sync control to the camera for taking the final shot from my car; when I was hiding from the inch long mosquitoes, at least that is how I remember them.

“To the complaint, 'There are no people in these photographs,' I respond, There are always two people: the photographer and the viewer.”
― Ansel Adams

I was trying to take a selfie and had forgotten to turn off the flash; and this is the result.
The picture was taken with my LG G2 phone.
Focal length: 4mm
Aperture: 2.4
Exposure time: 1/30
ISO: 100

My baby Zoë relaxing on her thrown...

This was taken in Inverness California, this is probably the most photographed abandoned fishing boat ever. This is my favorite photograph, I'm extremely happy with my processing.

This image was part of a collective photography shoot for a good friend of mine called Carrie. The idea was to shoot the toy doll as normal then turn it into her very own cartoon image.

Nikon D70, f/6.3, 1/640

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina, in South Carolina.

More photos of the area in my South Carolina album on Village Photos.

Taken last September, 2014. The Maroon Bells, near Aspen, Colorado, at sunrise.

I'm honestly not sure what kind of flower this is... I think it's a marigold. Help?