Land and Sky
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I’d like to propose starting a new thread.
As there is a strong relationship between the land and the sky let’s see your pictures that feature the two in equal measure. Bodies of water will also count as a land element.
It’ll be interesting to see what you come up with.
To get things started here is my offering for #1.
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https://www.facebook.com/BBCNW/videos/307645127997121/
Land and Sky is not dissimilar to my Cloudscape topic which I introduced as a combination of Cloud and Landscape. So I am with you in spirit Duncan. Good Luck with this topic to you and your pussycat.
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Duncan, this thread is a nice imitative. I think the fence on your picture will not stop what’s coming. It is a great composition imo. And Ruth is right, we have to give the land a bit more exposure for this thread. I therefore have to search for land and sky image, since I prefer – until now – to picture details of only clouds or views with mainly clouds. This is one I found to make a start with on this new topic.
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Thanks Duncan. I hope you understood that I meant “initiative” and not imitative. I have to blame the stupid spellchecker.
Next one was taken just a moment before the former one.
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Thank you, Duncan ~~ this will be fun! Love the fresh breath that comes with seeing these beautiful first images here from you and Ruth and Hans. Such a great sense of space in each photo.
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You’re so right, Ruth, and your Flowers Too is a fine example.
Duncan, I am drawn as well to the sea and love it in any of its moods. One of my sisters lives in Santa Cruz and I never see the same sea hue twice in a row whenever I visit her. You captured a dazzling river of light wiggling its way to the sea and beyond.
Hans, I know you must also share an affinity for the sea. I love the tiny accent of that lone seabird in Some Delay. And the windswept grasses on the dunes adds yet another felt dimension to your second posted photo here.
While I haven’t many images that fit well into this new topic yet, here is one from the archives. Another quietly moody shot, but as I recall, not at all a match for my own mood in the moment it was taken.
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Glider flying gives great views Duncan.
Nice to meet you here Giuseppe! Great sky over Italy.
Ruth I love all your images with birds. Especially your last pelican. The birds give an extra dimension to this thread.
My last one in this thread was from a long time ago with the horses in the wind on the beach. Here’s another B&W. Did you already check the B&W thread Giuseppe?
Sky Over French Land
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True, and yet non-cloud elements often give meaningful context. Many here are real beauties. Even the more subtle images like your Raven in Fog, Ruth. I hope if this topic does fade, we’ll find your flyers cruising into another one. They are such a delight.
Surfer on the Edge of Land and Sea and Sky -
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Santa Cruz Bay, Early Morning
Clouded Sky, Textured Sea
A Few Clouds Too
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