This week Cee challenges us with the topic ‘Vanishing Point’.
A photo of the River Nith in Dumfries and Galloway curving away, and vanishing into the distance.
‘River run’, Glencaple, 2018.
Ken
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Evening drama – Friday Foto Fun: Dramatic
For this weeks Friday Foto Fun we have been asked:
Please share something that you consider dramatic?
Whether through your lens or your creative writing …
Post a photo or get creative … stir our emotions!
Well I knew I was going to use a photo from this set for this challenge, I just had to choose one. I have used a few photos of the River Nith before, the skys, shadows and reflections were all full of drama on our evening walks along the Nith in Glencaple last year. It is fair to say the whole visit had quite a dramatic effect on me.
‘Evening drama’, Glencaple, Dumfries and Galloway, 2018.
Ken
Shimmer on the Nith – A Photo a Week Challenge – Shimmer
This week Nancy has challenged us with the topic of ‘Shimmer’, saying:
It is so much fun to play with light, especially natural light. When shooting outdoors, the sun can be your best friend or your worst enemy. . . . SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO (OR MORE) THAT SHIMMER.
Last year we spent a week in Dumfries and Galloway, we stayed in a little house on the banks of the river Nith at Glencaple, it was glorious. On several of the evenings we got to walk along side the Nith as the sun was setting, this provided some beautiful images for my camera to drink in. The light was wonderful, and as always I took far to many photos, easily doubling the length of time it would take us to walk from our little house into Glencaple itself. I have used several photos of the Nith for previous challenges, but it was just too glorious not to use another one, and to have the enjoyment of re-editing it.
I had a hard time deciding between the colour image and the silvery monochrome image for this one, and in the end I thought I may as well use both!
‘Shimmer on the Nith’, Glencaple, 2018.
‘Silver shimmer on the Nith’, Glencaple, 2018.
Ken
Hardly moving contrasts – K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge – Move the clouds, a heavenly perspective.
Each week, K’lee and Dale offer us prompts for you to consider as the latest challenge. This week it is:
MOVE THE CLOUDS, A HEAVENLY PERSPECTIVE
Right. So the secret here is… well, there actually are no secrets and no particular way you’re suppose to define this or any of our challenges. We, Dale and I, prefer you define it and them in any way you choose.
So here are my offerings, last year we took a holiday in Dumfries and Galoway, and the skies were sublime. Upon editing the photos I hardly had to move the clouds to get nice contrasts in the skies. However they can be pushed quite a bit.
‘Field with hay-bales’, Glenquicken stone circle, 2018.
‘Once more along the Nith’, Glencaple, 2018.
Ken
River and stones – Friendly Friday Photo Challenge – Revisited
For this weeks challenge Amanda asks:
This week on Friendly Friday, I am asking you to Re-visit your memories, places and experiences.
The prompt ‘Re-visiting’ might mean something entirely different. It might simply mean a return to a place, but in another time. A ‘before’ and ‘after’ photo, of a project, from start to finish, or a time warp showing changes from one decade to another. Such as revisiting the changes from baby to child or child to adult. It might even be a place you wish to re-visit one day.
The first photo is a place I have used a couple of times times this year for challenges, and I hope we will get to revisit there.
‘Walk beside the Nith’, Glencaple, Dumfries and Galloway, 2018.
And the second is a place we almost always revisit when we go to Cornwall, at least once a year if we can.
‘At the Men-an-tol’, West Penwith, Cornwall, 2018.
And both photos were revisited for the purposes of this challenge, in memory, and in reworking them.
Nith again – A Photo a Week Challenge: Contrasting Colors
In this weeks challenge Nancy asks us to share a picture or two with contrasting colours.
Contrasting colors are colors that are on approximately opposite side of the color wheel. Yellow and purple, green and red, blue and orange, and a myriad of variations in-between each of those. Contrasting colors compliment each other and give interest and variety to images.
So here is a shot taken during last years visit to Dumfries and Galloway, when we went for an evening wander along the side of the river Nith, in Glencaple. I love the way the sunset oranges contrasted against the blue still left in the sky, and threw a deeper blue cast over the landscape.
Visit to Dumfries and Galloway V – July 2018 – [Day 5 – Dumfries, Easthill/Seven Grey Stanes, Twelve Apostles, Glencaple, the Nith].
For those of you who are not friends on Facebook, here are some photos taken on the 5th day of our holiday in Scotland this year.
Day 5 – Dumfries, Easthill/Seven Grey Stanes, Twelve Apostles, Glencaple, the Nith. [72 photos]
Visit to Dumfries and Galloway – July 2018 [Day 3 – Cairnholy, Carsluith, Glenquicken, Kirkcudbright, Twelve Apostles, Glencaple]
For those of you who are not friends on Facebook, or GPlus here are some photos taken on the 3rd day of our holiday in Scotland this year.
Day 3 – Cairnholy, Carsluith, Glenquicken, Kirkcudbright, Twelve Apostles, Glencaple [88 Photos]
River Nith – A Photo a Week Challenge: Water.
In this weeks challenge Nancy asks us to:
SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO THAT FEATURES WATER OF ANY KIND.
Those of you who follow me on FB, G+, or on this blog will have noticed the photos I have recently been posting of the River Nith in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, where we spent a holiday earlier in the year. Each night we would return to a magnificent golden dappled water after our daily outings.
It is fair to say I fell in love with this stretch of water.
Visit to Dumfries and Galloway – July 2018 [Day 1 – Carlisle to Glencaple]
For those of you who are not friends on Facebook, or GPlus here are some photos taken on the 1st day of our holiday in Scotland this year.
