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Sunrise on the Calf of Man.

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Thanks to Pixel Studios, Cartagena, Colombia, who let me take several behind-the-scenes photographs of the post wedding images. Was fascinated by their use of a video drone, as a new piece of equipment, which they used from the newlyweds' exit from the cathedral to include a walk along the 17th century defensive wall under setting sun.

And it hit me like never before
That love is a powerful force
Yes, it struck me that love is a sport
So I pushed you a little bit more

9th March 2017, 8:30pm

After the fog burnt off, a beautiful patch of winter sun

Lake District in the background.

Willing participant to practice with flash softbox

I live in a small community (90,000 total pop.). When I post photographs of my street photography on social media I get nothing but praise from subjects and other photographers. However, there is an under-current of aggression from a small but significant section of non-participants. I'd like to anchor these threats of violence have led to some exclusions from FaceBook. People say things like, 'Invasion of privacy...', in public place? All images come with a disclaimer as in (Please do NOT Tag or try to name subjects in my Candid Street Photography. No sale or profit made.), so I believe I don't need to get a release signed from each subject. They also say, 'I would be very annoyed if it appeared on social media....', even though they have significant numbers of family photos on their page.

What are your experiences in this area? Can you give me any advice? Paul

Young lady, beautiful style dress. Lovely hair. In town.

Ripened heads of native grasses hang heavily along tree shaded, walking path of Highline Canal at Green Valley Ranch Golf Course, Denver, CO

Woodlice are not an insect, for a start they have fourteen legs rather than seven. Their are over 3000 known species of Woodlice but only 37 are native to the UK.

A skilled glassblower checks over his handiwork in making the bowl for an octagonally shaped drinking glass. Taken in the kiln work zone of Murano Glass Works, Venice, Italy.

A Murano Glassworks' glassblower stands by the kiln heating the plug of fine glass for an octagonally shaped globe of a hand-blown, drinking glass.

Some bulrush leaves blowing in the wind.

I never noticed how much beauty there is in the common grass that grows in any field. I knelt down and shot this image on Thursday, where I park when shooting photos of herons from my kayak. I had loaded up and was ready to drive away, when it occurred to me to take a photo of the grass where I park and unload the kayak. I particularly like how the 'grass bokeh' turned out on the right side of the photo. Any comments most welcome!

Close up of a blossoming apple branch in front of the Grand Mercure Hotel, Xi'an, China.
This image is straight out of camera (SOOC).

This structure, the only remaining covered bridge in Ontario was designed by John Bear in 1880, on the authority of Woolwich Township Council, to replace an earlier bridge over the Grand River. Built a year later by John and his brother, Benjamin, the 198-foot bridge was covered to protect the wooden flooring and frame against the elements. Known locally as the Kissing Bridge, it later came under the jurisdiction of Waterloo County. In 1937 the province assumed responsibility for the Guelph-Elmira Road, including the West Montrose Bridge, and its floor and sub-structure were subsequently rebuilt and reinforced.

I was in need of some shutter therapy this evening, so a quick trip to the 'old faithful'

Maybe posing, maybe just curious

The last of my Cherry Blossom photos for 2016!

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It was such a lovely evening after work. I couldn't resist popping out into the garden to see what everything was looking like. :)

My peach tree blooming

View from my home across the valley to the Haulupai mountains

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Just happened to be chatting online with a few members of this group at 2am this morning, and I suddenly had this rash urge to set my alarm for 'stupid o'clock'

So just a little over two hours later, found me ankle deep in the freezing cold North Sea (and yes my boots leak), but results like this make the sacrifices all worth it
:-)

The camera has been gathering dust for far too long, I'm heading back to photoland

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This little cutie is running for Rodeo Princess

4th in series of 4 young couples from vicinity of Acropolis, Athens, Greece. She obviously is uplifted by his amorous advances.

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This reminded me of ladies in waiting circling the princess

Another cut out

Taken in Detroit Michigan US. This gentleman musician was happy to be entertaining the passerbys. So grateful he allowed me to show his pleasure

Live performance shot of bass player for Odyssey Band getting photo-bombed by lead singer during Disco Night Party on Lido Deck aboard Princess Cruise Line's Coral Princess.

Another shot of the Princess Cruise Line's Classic "Love Boat" heart shape dessert of chocolate cake with chocolate frosting, raspberry sauce, whipped cream and a mint leaf.

Gilded, spring loaded doorstop holds the main, passenger, locking glass door way open for passengers to disembark from Coral Princess for local, on shore excursions.

Taken in Rome Italy, July 2015

As the sun goes down...

Percussion section instruments; bass drum, xylophone, cymbals, and assorted, arrayed drumsticks; await start of Denver Symphony's Brass Under Glass performance at Denver Center for Performing Arts.

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But I'm just drunk enough to let go of my pain
To hell with my pride, let it fall like rain
From my eyes
Tonight I want to cry

I am the passenger and I ride and I ride
I ride through the city's backsides
I see the stars come out of the sky
Yeah the bright and hollow sky
You know it looks so good tonight

Looking into Crooners Martini Bar on board #CoralPrincess. Being a morning riser was able to get many shots before others became active.

Looking across the art deco, upper decks of the #CoralPrincess Atrium. At bottom is a white, grand piano used most afternoons by Igor for tea time relaxation.
The blue circle on the far side marks the starboard side of the on board Internet Cafe. the next lower deck is the Churchill Lounge, the on board cigar and smokers' bar. The perfume, make up and jewelry shop are just above the grand piano.
Ships' decorator made heavy use of natural woods and brass/golden accents for throwback ambiance of the Atrium. On the left, a pair of elevators move passengers between deck in addition to paired stair arches between decks. At top of image is a stylized sky with mirrored ceiling backlit by star-like individual lights. Just below this star field on the left is an abstract ship's prow moving through a sea of anemones and fan coral above a white cascade of lights

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Wavelets create dappled light on prow of Coral Princess, which is docked to disembark passengers from Panama Canal cruise. Wish I had realized name was emblazoned on right side, would have tried to change light settings to show this detail; however, bright sun would likely have blown out lit portions of hull.

One from an engagement shoot with a lovely couple

Odyssey bass player caught me taking this photograph of him performing aboard Coral Princess during cruise through the Panama Canal.

Another year comes to an end...and yet another one begins...

Architecture category for the current B&W challenge

Sunset taken while approaching Coral Princess in tender off shore at San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.

Wahlburgers is owned by the Wahlburg brothers and now have restaurants located all around the globe..This is the original where it all started

Oh, blue, blue, black and blue
Red blood sticks like glue
True love is cruel love
Red blood's a power fuel
Sweet love tasted blood
My heart overfloods

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While taking pics of this couple and the grooms parents, a boat of tourists came passing by and of course the shoot had to stop to wave to the cheering crowd

Early morning in monument valley! This location is actually known as Ansel Adams rocks. Thank you all for viewing! :)

The weather is miserable, been raining for days, everywhere is muddy, I got man-flu I'm missing the summer

Prefer this bokeh with focus on chocolate heart and raspberry sauce, a classic and always available, in the dining rooms of all Princess Cruise ships. Have another with focus on mint leaf but consider this diminishes the primary object of the dessert, the heart.

Site of the first battle of the Revolutionary War

This is the site of the first Battle of the Revolutionary War on April 19,1775

As a passenger in a vehicle.

canon 6D
canon 70-200mm 2.8 ll
f/2.8
1/100
iso 100
edited in PS express adobe (iphone)

this has always been a favourite of mine in colour but the black adn white conversion turned out better than it thought.
Morning light and shadows from baby window drawings.

around the house b & W still life.
thought I would try to find something no one else hopefully thought of.

50mm
ISO 400
f/8
1/60

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Too funny. This one makes me LOL every time

After a rainy misty day I was blessed by the most amazing sunset.

Statuesque representation of the chess pieces from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Beautiful blushing blossoms hidden along the roadside.
50mm 1.8 (gotta love this lens)

What is missing in this neighborhood of Santorini, Greece? White washed windmill stands prominently against azure skies over neighborhood without renown blue domed Orthodox chapels.

Early morning sun over Santorini, Greece, creates a glow through the stained glass in blue cupola of neighborhood Greek Orthodox chapel.

The Mount Baldy Wilderness Area, best accessed by a 4x4, in early October. The pass takes you over a summit of almost 11,000 feet and offers breathtaking views of Colorado's alpine tundra.

This is a 9 shot HDR merged in LR.

When you're off the map and off the grid, little signs and arrows are especially important for navigation. In this case, a small sign pointing us to our designated route had been plastered with various stickers, causing me to miss a crucial turn.

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The different accessories are always interesting in the Jalarama Car Show.

Emerging from the grass, as soon as he saw me..."Time to look good for the camera"

This is one of my favourite shots from Saturday's shoot!

A rather poignant shot this

What you see here is the last bastion of steel making on Teesside, this blast furnace has been here for the last 100 years and news has now been confirmed that it will shut with the loss of over 2000 jobs on site and countless numbers as a knock on effect

Around a century ago there where 99 blast furnaces along this river, all producing steel that built the world, with this final closure it brings a history of 170 years of steel making in Teesside to an end

Rear view of a store on Main Street, Sandwich Illinois.

Southwest of Jal lies a farm that produces hay. I was taking pictures on the property for their daughter who was elected homecoming queen, and the sunset was just right and made for an outstanding background.

Our little town of Jal, NM lost power last night for 6 hours. It gave me the opportunity to practice my nighttime long exposure photography and capture light trails from the curious members of the community that ventured out to see just how much of the town was without power. The red glow you see in the pictures is from the flare of the gasoline refinery northeast of town, which fortunately for us, was burning bright and was enhanced by cloud cover. Photo is unedited, except to add my watermark in Photoshop.

Our little town of Jal, NM lost power last night for 6 hours. It gave me the opportunity to practice my nighttime long exposure photography and capture light trails from the curious members of the community that ventured out to see just how much of the town was without power. The red glow you see in the pictures is from the flare of the gasoline refinery northeast of town, which fortunately for us, was burning bright and was enhanced by cloud cover. Photo is unedited, except to add my watermark in Photoshop.

Our little town of Jal, NM lost power last night for 6 hours. It gave me the opportunity to practice my nighttime long exposure photography and capture light trails from the curious members of the community that ventured out to see just how much of the town was without power. The red glow you see in the pictures is from the flare of the gasoline refinery northeast of town, which fortunately for us, was burning bright and was enhanced by cloud cover. Photo is unedited, except to add my watermark in Photoshop.

Let those old chains lie another year,
The harvest season's over
Grass and grit won't do no harm
Just watch it with the mower

Mount Baldy is on the top right, the reddish-colored mountain the background. Shot just outside of Crested Butte, Colorado on Schofield Pass.

©Scott Smith Photography

Aspens line the 4x4 trail on the way to Emerald Lake, near Crested Butte, Colorado.


©Scott Smith Photography

“Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons.”
― Jim Bishop

As I sat watching the storm cloud roll over the hills towards me. Suddenly the sun broke through the clouds at sunset and lit up the Aspens.

"In the confrontation between the stream and the rock, the stream always wins, not through strength but by perseverance." Unknown

French Cabin Creek - Central Washington State.

What a cutie!

Near the summit of Ophir Pass, a 4x4 trail near Ouray, Colorado. The elevation here is about 11,000 feet, where the leaves had completely turned. At lower elevations the aspens were mostly green. Taken September 26th, 2015.

©Scott Smith Photography