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Went back to my fave park this morning....
Caught a lovely sunrise......
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Made an Inukshuk with creek rocks (my first one) and took photos of it:
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Left it there for others to discover too! :)
Terrific. Dramatic compositions and color. I especially like the last one, although the formation appears to have a halo.
How's this...the thing is it's either halo and cloud detail or no halo and boring cloud detail...:shrug: personally I dig the cloud detail...I think it makes the photo. ...Lightroom Sliders won't let me have both. :)
Darn sliders!! still, I really like that last one. I prefer it dialed down a bit, but the composition and the elements of the photo are really harmonious.
Thanks....Love the sliders but sometimes they are stupid...lol! :wall-an:
I didn't know they had a name! I come across them from time to time along the path. Don't know if the builder calls them that, or if they're just piling rocks for fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by casil403
Here Q1 is some information on Inukshuks :)Inukshuk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
and Rock Balancing, another art form:
Rock balancing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Btw...it is pronounced In-nook-shook. :)
Still looking cold and desolate out there Casil. I like the 1st shot and the B&W rock pile too.
Lol it is pretty much...the river is thawed and again I fell in today...lol....and slipped on snow covered ice...twice! :wall-an:
I have a very sore A$$! :eek:
And thanks MA :)
Probably worth it though, you have some wonderful images here.Quote:
Originally Posted by casil403