November 27, 2019 — San Mateo County Coast
Just one more thing, Mother Nature: If you think I was being a little harsh in my last post, I want to respectfully remind you of the wonderful show you put on for me just three weeks ago.
(Nikon D500, Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 3.1; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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California based fine-art photographer featuring abstract, impressionist, and minimalist seascapes — near and distant — and floral-based images.
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Your horizons…perfect, colour palette idem ditto, concept…perfect!
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Thank you!
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☺️👌👨🎨💫
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🙏😃😇
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That is nice picture of storm squall
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Thank you very much!
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This is an amazing image to offer today, winter’s eve. The transition from autumn (harvest) to winter (slumber), the longest night (times of darkness, depleting harvest, freezing cold) begins a moving towards the spring’s light…(hope, renewal)
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Thank you very much. And I love your words.
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Mother Nature is entirely indifferent, and that’s something I’m eternally grateful for. It feels healthy and right, being ignored in such a big way. This is lovely, the way the drama is clearly approaching, but by bit. There is that suspenseful feeling one gets when watching big weather happening.
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It’s true. Mother Nature is playing a bigger game. But that does make watching the incoming weather even more fascinating. And exciting.
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That’s a great darkness versus light competition well balanced by your processing.
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Thank you. Post was like walking a tightrope.
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♥
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😊
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Sometimes an imbalance of bright and dark is the right thing.
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Sometimes. Miles Davis sometimes like it a little bit on the dissonant side…
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So clam 🙂
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The calm between the storms.
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Wonderful 👏
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Thank you! 🙏
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My site has a lot of completely unique content I’ve eitheer written myself or outsourced but it appears a
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any methods to help protect against content from
being rippped off? I’d genuinely appreciate it.
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Thank you for asking. No, I’ve never had this happen. The photograph files are too low-resolution to be much good to anybody and for the most part, what I have written is meaningless without the photograph. I do have a strongly written copyright notice, but I’ve never seen that kind of thing deter anyone from stealing. I’ve seen pages written as graphic files so that you can’t copy and paste, but that would not prevent someone from just manually re-typing it. I wish I could be better help. Good luck. By the way, how did you find me? And you certainly have made me curious to see some of your recipes! Which I will not steal!
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Really excellent visual appeal on this site, I’d value it 10.
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Thank you.
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