Tersha

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@tersha is on fire in this thread! lol

Looks like there’s going to be a few more than two, Diane.  @tersha

Nice images.

@tersha

Thank you. Surprises in photography are usually what adds to a photo!

@robertapple

We have them too. I wonder if I look at the backside of that sign, I’ll find holes.

@admin-2

Thank you Rob!

Thank you. Mood is nearly always what I’m looking for. Another forum, long since defunct, folks used to say my beaches at sunrise said “lonely.” I’ve always preferred solitude or, as @tersha said, calming.

Stunner from @tersha

@tersha @paul-3

I agree. When I was a kid, I’d take alot of photos of the Boardwalk in New Jersey and the sky was always this color in the photo.

As for the grain, for a 16 year old camera, it is some of the best grain I’ve seen for digital images.

@tersha @dahliaambrose

Thank you. I have more LOL 😆

Thank you, Diane!  @tersha

Thank you, Diane!  @tersha

These are gorgeous @tersha – high key suits your style!

@tersha

 

Thank you.

I have to agree with Dahlia… I find Diane’s image @tersha quite mesmerizing.

Very nice, Diane.  I really like the soft/muted colours.  They suit the image very well. @tersha

Thank you @tersha, these are fabulous! Any tips on how you created them?

I’ll always LOVE this one @tersha

Love this stunning Abstract Lines photo by Diane @tersha in the Weekend photography challenge

Very trippy @tersha – and very effective.

@tersha

Love wind turbine shots. About 30 miles south of me, there is a stretch of road where I can get some for my project of snapping photos while driving.

I’ve never stopped and seeing the blurred blades, I am now inspired to stop and try such a shot by adjusting my shutter speed.

Thanks @tersha. I was dizzier watching than I was riding it – a smooth glide.