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Carlsten's fortress. Marstrand, Sweden (2024).
42nd roll of film
Lomography color negative 100
Canon AE-1
Canon FD 50mm f/1.8
Scanned with Plustek Opticfilm 8200i
The Little Pond run by the Kent wildlife trust..a very tranquil spot..
I found this strange scene in the southeastern US,
Rising water levels (in usually stagnant water) lifted floating algae mats above the reeds. When the water eventually receded, it left the mats draped over the plants and the weight of the wet mats bent their stems this way and that, creating these strange structures.
Occasionally, while trying to photograph them, the clouds would part, and the sunlight would fleetingly shine through the algae "fabrics", turning their drab green-brown tones into glowing yellowish greens. The long waits in quite painful positions turned out to have been worth it.
Black-crowned Night Heron (nycticorax nycticorax)
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"Colors of Lake Michigan Abstract 02" by Patti Deters. Fourth in this series, the gorgeous colors of Lake Michigan are seen here in this abstract photograph captured along Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. During a clear, sunny day the lake often appears a brilliant and inviting turquoise, with shades ranging from a pale, almost translucent, blue near the shore to a deeper, more vibrant teal further out. This mesmerizing and enchanting coloration along with the random shapes of the lakebed offer up lovely and peaceful imagery. If you like figurative nature abstract photography, please see similar images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/bryce-canyon-01-patti-de....
"Colors of Lake Michigan Abstract 03" by Patti Deters. These are the actual colors of the lakebed of Lake Michigan, as seen on a clear day. The water is so clear you can easily see the brilliant turquoise, with shades ranging from a pale, almost translucent blue green near the shore to a deeper, more vibrant teal and even navy further out. This mesmerizing and enchanting coloration along with the random shapes of the lakebed offer up lovely and peaceful abstract imagery. If you like outdoor nature photography, please see similar images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/colors-of-lake-michigan-....
