17th century hacienda, Cuzco, PeruTraditional hat worn by women, Arequipa, PeruRishikesh, India–Laxshman Jhula suspension bridge over the Ganga RiverRishikesh, India–Ganga River and dudes in turbansUbud, Bali–Ganesha with dragon flyUbud, Bali–koi fishCambodia Buddha, near Angkor Wat
I think I would be remiss if I neglected to show off my newly revised, super-bad logo once again…which I have procrastinated in inserting on my site. But will soon.
New, “badder” logo (thanks to also-bad Fim Noir) at Quantum Hermit
Yowza! So beautiful a collection! I want to go live in the 17th Century Hacienda in Cuzco, Peru! But I’ve wanted to go there all along! I have some kind of connection with Machu Picchu.
What a collection of astounding photos! And YAY! *clapping* to see Badfish Logo heading for the spotlight. Koi, dragon flies, turbans , splendid elders making their way through their day, Bridges, Monuments, and beautiful Buddhas!
You know, I’ve been following some photographers who create scenes, using models and dress them up in various types/styles of dresses. And photograph them. I can’t even imagine doing that. But if I see a shot, I might be able to capture it. Luck plays a big part. Like the Monument. Happened to rain, happened to clear, I happened to be there.
Hmmm… that sounds like fashion photography, or magazines. Only it sounds like you’re saying they do it just for the sheer creativity of creating an atmosphere? Interesting.
I’m sure luck plays a part, like you said, but you’re holding that camera, and you see the possibility, and from what I see, you’ve got the vision. Most important, is you’re following your passion. I can’t think of anything better than that!
I wish I were truly following my passion right now. I’m beginning to write and at least post on a blog. That’s the most writing I’ve done in a long time. Yay for blogs!
That photo of monument valley is stunning. I bet the whole place was imbued with that magical light. You were lucky to see that. And the new logo is superbad for sure.
Jeff…you da man! Everyone else (well they are women) are calling the new logo “cute”! And as for the light in Monument Valley…yes, the powers that be were aware of me. And there is quite a story behind that rainy day, which sooner or later I will have to write about. It’s nothing as epic as your volcano climb (I drove right there), but almost as humorous (if I tell it right).
I think maybe because there are endless possibilities, and you know, it’s funny because I will take a photo of the same thing day after day as light changes (like the view out my window of where ever I am).
Thanks much, I too like the shot of that woman. It’s not as “loud” as some of the others, it doesn’t shout, but it has a certain quietness that I like. Something blocked the sun from her…I would have liked her to be “in” the sun more. Thanks again for visiting.
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Stunning… 🙂
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Thanks. And thanks for visiting, and commenting.
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Wow! (to all of them except the dragonfly – just too over saturated for me) – love all the others
A.
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I’m going to need to chalk it up to “artisitc license” until someone teaches me how to use LR! There’s only so many “orange” things in my photos…
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Love your new logo and great orange shots.
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😉
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THANKS much. Orange is not my favorite color. But I like most of those shots, despite the orange. How did I get an orange logo?
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Good take on the orange challenge….my favourite is the turban.
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Stunning!
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Thanks much for visiting!! And commenting
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I think that if you like or dislike something you have to tell the reason why…
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Right on…!!
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Yeah, it’s such a simple shot, but it turned out the way I wanted. Even got those two guys down by the water. Thanks for visiting.
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Yowza! So beautiful a collection! I want to go live in the 17th Century Hacienda in Cuzco, Peru! But I’ve wanted to go there all along! I have some kind of connection with Machu Picchu.
What a collection of astounding photos! And YAY! *clapping* to see Badfish Logo heading for the spotlight. Koi, dragon flies, turbans , splendid elders making their way through their day, Bridges, Monuments, and beautiful Buddhas!
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You know, I’ve been following some photographers who create scenes, using models and dress them up in various types/styles of dresses. And photograph them. I can’t even imagine doing that. But if I see a shot, I might be able to capture it. Luck plays a big part. Like the Monument. Happened to rain, happened to clear, I happened to be there.
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Hmmm… that sounds like fashion photography, or magazines. Only it sounds like you’re saying they do it just for the sheer creativity of creating an atmosphere? Interesting.
I’m sure luck plays a part, like you said, but you’re holding that camera, and you see the possibility, and from what I see, you’ve got the vision. Most important, is you’re following your passion. I can’t think of anything better than that!
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I wish I were truly following my passion right now. I’m beginning to write and at least post on a blog. That’s the most writing I’ve done in a long time. Yay for blogs!
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A very good, orange post!
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Thanks much for visiting and commenting.
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Beautiful shots!
Leslie
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Thanks Leslie. And thanks for visiting and commenting.
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Fabulous series in orange!
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Thanks, and I’m not really a fan of orange, though.
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That photo of monument valley is stunning. I bet the whole place was imbued with that magical light. You were lucky to see that. And the new logo is superbad for sure.
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Jeff…you da man! Everyone else (well they are women) are calling the new logo “cute”! And as for the light in Monument Valley…yes, the powers that be were aware of me. And there is quite a story behind that rainy day, which sooner or later I will have to write about. It’s nothing as epic as your volcano climb (I drove right there), but almost as humorous (if I tell it right).
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You definitely see endless possibilities when handling your camera. Beautiful photos.
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I think maybe because there are endless possibilities, and you know, it’s funny because I will take a photo of the same thing day after day as light changes (like the view out my window of where ever I am).
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It works.
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Erm…coming from you guys, I’m assuming you mean the “law of averages” works, eh?
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Ha! Ha!
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😉
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Some very nice images. I particularly like the composition and textures in the image of the Peruvian woman. Wonderful shot.
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Thanks much, I too like the shot of that woman. It’s not as “loud” as some of the others, it doesn’t shout, but it has a certain quietness that I like. Something blocked the sun from her…I would have liked her to be “in” the sun more. Thanks again for visiting.
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All I can say is WOW! Love the vibrant colors and variety of photos.
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Thanks for visiting and sharing. And you know, I think “wow” is sufficient some times. I’m glad it’s one of those times.
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