These pics, Mr. Chih are evident to the loner in you. It’s not a bad thing, especially in our crazy world, where solitude is an expensive commodity. Two thumbs-up!
That nature path looks like a fun hike. I like both shots a lot, but probably the dawn one the best. The color and perspective, as well as the foreground and the seeming different clouds going on in the background. There’s the thin ones on the left, then the fluffy cumulus (?) type mostly on the right. I suppose those could be smoke, however, which would give it an even new dimension; it would make me think of the contrast between “modern city” and “historical city” (modern: that cool little silver dome, the skyscrapers) versus steam (industrial age, railroads, factories, pollution unfortunately, etc.). Awesome work, Mr. Andy. Speaking of which, hope your jobs are going well! 🙂
It’s really a great hike, The trail itself takes at least two hours at a steady pace to enjoy, though I normally take even longer cause I spend a lot of time taking photos lol
Juggling between jobs has been tricky, but so worth it as I meet great new people to work with, while at the same time trying to find the time to write too 😀
The last photo is gorgeous. Where was this taken? Funny, of all photographs, trees and clouds are my favourite. Just today I took some pictures of the sun peeking from behind this huge cloud. Clouds and trees are amazing.
I am not keen on taking pictures of cities and buildings and such. I want clean, untainted nature scenes, which is awesome. I take pictures of ruins, though. Perhaps the ruins signify fault in humanity, and the ruins signify the slow return to beauty. Man-made relinquishes to the power of nature 🙂
Nature will always reclaim what was abandoned, that’s always the beauty of it I find 🙂
oop i just realized I mixed up the photos, the last photo is taken off the rooftop of where I work in the evening, just as the sun was setting here in Vancouver 🙂 sori!
It sure is! Especially where I work, but there is a building in the way. 😦
dang! any other angles? or other shops you can take shots from? I scout places like crazy, even emergency fire stairs that are within public space 🙂
I don’t have much time scouting for places. Never really thought about it. Or did, but just never got around to it . . . my fault, really
ah well, maybe sometime? 🙂
Sometime in the near future, yes . . . 🙂 There is an actual reason why I didn’t make the effort, but time is an issue, as well 🙂
I always take photos on the go 🙂
And it’s a good way to go. I carry my camera with me, too.
You just never know when that great shot comes 😊
Of course, yes! 🙂
Great pics Andy….I liked it before but today again saw them as I was trawling through your creative wonders……….One Query Andy,How does one get this copy right thing ? What are we suppose to do ?
Oh you go to copyrighted.com and register your blog then from there you get a copyright seal which you then copy and paste it into the text tab of where you write your posts, the seal will pop right up, this way if anyone steals your work you have proof that you were the one who wrote it first 🙂
Andy, I haven’t been by here in a minute. I don’t always see your DP’s showing up on the list? Anyhoo, just wanted to say your pics are lovely. TTYS Shazz.
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Beautiful sunset, Andy! 🙂
Thank you! 🙂
Love the wooden bridge, Andy. Great pic.
Thank you 😊
The first shot is so lush and magical.
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Thank you! 🙂
I love the mood in these photos.
Thankee 🙂
Great silhouettes, and the sky is very beautiful!
Lindy
Thank you Lindy! ^.^/
Wonderful choices for the challenge, Andy. The first scene looks very mysterious. 🙂
I hoped to convey that feeling thank you 😀
Cool captures, Andy! Very good choices for the challenge. 🙂
Thank you Jackie! ^.^
I love the QUIET each of your photos brings to the viewer…
Thank you..! It’s the feeling I am trying to convey 🙂
I love the sun light peering through in both photographs, very peaceful 🙂
Thank you! ^.^/
These pics, Mr. Chih are evident to the loner in you. It’s not a bad thing, especially in our crazy world, where solitude is an expensive commodity. Two thumbs-up!
Salamat po Ms Balagtas! always so kind 🙂
It’s not kindness, Andy. Rather, it’s pure honesty. Take care.
Great pictures Andy! I love the composition of the first one.
Hugz ❤
Thank you! Hugz!
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That nature path looks like a fun hike. I like both shots a lot, but probably the dawn one the best. The color and perspective, as well as the foreground and the seeming different clouds going on in the background. There’s the thin ones on the left, then the fluffy cumulus (?) type mostly on the right. I suppose those could be smoke, however, which would give it an even new dimension; it would make me think of the contrast between “modern city” and “historical city” (modern: that cool little silver dome, the skyscrapers) versus steam (industrial age, railroads, factories, pollution unfortunately, etc.). Awesome work, Mr. Andy. Speaking of which, hope your jobs are going well! 🙂
It’s really a great hike, The trail itself takes at least two hours at a steady pace to enjoy, though I normally take even longer cause I spend a lot of time taking photos lol
Juggling between jobs has been tricky, but so worth it as I meet great new people to work with, while at the same time trying to find the time to write too 😀
The last photo is gorgeous. Where was this taken? Funny, of all photographs, trees and clouds are my favourite. Just today I took some pictures of the sun peeking from behind this huge cloud. Clouds and trees are amazing.
Thank you 🙂 the last photo was taken in Oregon at sunset three years ago, I miss the beauty of the bridge looking towards the ocean 🙂
I am not keen on taking pictures of cities and buildings and such. I want clean, untainted nature scenes, which is awesome. I take pictures of ruins, though. Perhaps the ruins signify fault in humanity, and the ruins signify the slow return to beauty. Man-made relinquishes to the power of nature 🙂
Nature will always reclaim what was abandoned, that’s always the beauty of it I find 🙂
oop i just realized I mixed up the photos, the last photo is taken off the rooftop of where I work in the evening, just as the sun was setting here in Vancouver 🙂 sori!
It’s really amazing!
Sunsets are always fun to capture 😀
It sure is! Especially where I work, but there is a building in the way. 😦
dang! any other angles? or other shops you can take shots from? I scout places like crazy, even emergency fire stairs that are within public space 🙂
I don’t have much time scouting for places. Never really thought about it. Or did, but just never got around to it . . . my fault, really
ah well, maybe sometime? 🙂
Sometime in the near future, yes . . . 🙂 There is an actual reason why I didn’t make the effort, but time is an issue, as well 🙂
I always take photos on the go 🙂
And it’s a good way to go. I carry my camera with me, too.
You just never know when that great shot comes 😊
Of course, yes! 🙂
Great pics Andy….I liked it before but today again saw them as I was trawling through your creative wonders……….One Query Andy,How does one get this copy right thing ? What are we suppose to do ?
Oh you go to copyrighted.com and register your blog then from there you get a copyright seal which you then copy and paste it into the text tab of where you write your posts, the seal will pop right up, this way if anyone steals your work you have proof that you were the one who wrote it first 🙂
Amazing photos, very colorful and lovely sunset. Great silhouette created coz of your work. Nicely captured.
Thanks for sharing and do visit my silhouette as well 🙂
Thank you so much! 🙂
Andy, I haven’t been by here in a minute. I don’t always see your DP’s showing up on the list? Anyhoo, just wanted to say your pics are lovely. TTYS Shazz.