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And last one, but this is a beautiful photo of Astaire... 1923!
By the terrific Edward Steichen.
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Isn’t it? I love the lighting on his face contrasting with the darker shadow, and then there’s that extra shadow on the right of the picture. Although the construction of this artistically is beyond beyond me, I love anything in life where you observe someone of immense skill at the peak of their game.
It was taken at Porthcawl, and has been described as a sea wolf.
That was Edward G Robinson - looks nothing like him, they don’t know what they’re talking about.
I love watching just how quickly cloud formations can change to create a different picture. You have to be lucky with many pictures to capture the image at a given moment.
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A friend of mine took this image of snow falling on a tree outside his house in Swaledale last night.... Photo lit up by his torch...
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This is a reflection of a forest on adrop of water
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I just love the composition of this image, the colours and the movement of the sea. This is from my favourite island.
That’s a little bit photoshopped, yorkie. It’s called Kerið (kerrith) and there’s loads of pics online of it, but without the pupil! Where’s ak when you need him?
Ah... Ok...That’s a little bit photoshopped, yorkie. It’s called Kerið (kerrith) and there’s loads of pics online of it, but without the pupil! Where’s ak when you need him?
I don't mind that as long as we are told its shopped, it makes an interesting pictur non the less.That’s a little bit photoshopped, yorkie. It’s called Kerið (kerrith) and there’s loads of pics online of it, but without the pupil! Where’s ak when you need him?