Isn’t this shot taken in Boulder, Colorado and posted by chinmaya sn the visual equivalent of a poem? So still, lovely and transient. A perfect image for the movement into fall.
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I happen to be in Pittsburgh this warm fall Tuesday, sitting in a convention center looking out at the mountains around the Pennsylvanian city. Even since I came to visit my friend Al in Shady Side I’ve been fond of Pittsburgh, and now that I’m back five years later I still feel the same warm affection for the city. Or maybe that’ just the Yuengling I keep drinking.
Flickr user(s) BrettandMariLynn took this tilt shift photo (don’t you love them?) of a church nearby here.
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I’m enjoying the unique perspective of the Pyramids in this photo by Flickr user DS355. Too often when photographers take pictures of these amazing Egyptian structures, they focus exclusively on the Pyramids themselves. What I liked about this shot was the way the Pyramid is shifted to the background in a sort of soft-focus haze. Also interesting is the way this shot plays with perspective, making the horses and their riders appear “larger than life” in relation to the wonder that lies before their view.
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The thing that strikes me most about this photo is how European it is; would you see that many scooters on an American street? And then, far down the avenue, a tiny glimpse of the Arc de Triomphe. All in all, an excellent shot by Larixk.
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