Hello from the Late Fall by anahata.c
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I've been away due to work and family matters, and I've missed you all. But I've begun to comment again, and I hope to get to all of you in the coming weeks. I won't be uploading much, but I'll visit you all to express my appreciation for the wonderful art you've been sharing here every day... In the meantime, sending you my blessings and telling you how wonderful it is to come here at the end of a long day, and see all you dream-up for us every day. I see everything, and it's a joy...
Comments (20)
lyron
Love the colors and image. Great shot!!!!
Chipka
I particularly like the camel with the floppy hump! Somebody's been overfed! The colors in this shot are absolutely brilliant and these shaggy two=hump people are quite fun to watch. I spent hours at the zoo, simply spending time watching them (or the flashy, attention-stealing seals) and quite a number of other critters as well! You captured such a wonderful, rich range of golds and browns and other earth-tones and the casually disinterested expressions of the camels as they go about their camel-ish business. I love all of the lines and the curves and contours in this shot. It's a feast for the eyes, with quite a huge number of enormously-intriguing textures.
durleybeachbum
Gorgeous colours!! I have a soft spot for camels: my lover of many years once told me of all the ladies he had known I was the one who looked most like a camel....Hmmm...
romanceworks
So nice to see a post from you, Mark. I've been thinking about and missing you at Rendo. This shot has some wonderful rich warm colors, so like fall. And I've always thought camels to be the most intriguing looking characters. I've never seen one with a floppy hump before. CC
adrie
Such a wonderful photoshot Mark, i hope you had a wonderful time and have made more wonderful pictures my friend, i am glad to see a post again from you. Warm greetings and welcome back Mark.
alida
Mark welcome back.Hope things are fine with you and family
magnus073
It was so nice to get up this morning and see an upload from you Mark. First of all let me echo the sentiment of everyone here in how nice it is to have you back. The gallery just isn't the same without you and your thoughtful comments as well as her kind spirit. I also very much enjoyed this photo like everyone else. It would seem that all of us have a soft spot for camels
MrsRatbag
Yep, me too; camels always seem so magnificently bored with life...must be the way they're drawn! Excellent capture of these furry ships of the desert, Mark, and let me echo the "missed you around here" sentiment.
Sea_Dog
Zoom a must to appreciate this shot. Well done and glad to see you back.
flavia49
fantastic
LivingPixels
Excellent capture Mark lovely to hear from you my friend!!
helanker
This warm golden shot one can only love. It fits perfect with these beautiful and odd animals. It is such a clear and well contrasted shot. Love it. Mark it is such a thrill to see you post again. Welcome back, dear friend :)
dragonmuse
An interesting image. Where is this? The tones really do fit the subject. Anyway, have missed you too. Glad to see you back.
sandra46
EXCELLENT CAMELS! ALMOST IDENTICAL TO THOSE OF THE CAMEL BUTTS .... ;D. HUGS.
npauling
I am so pleased to see a posting from you again as I have missed your superb captures. Lovely autumn colours in this excellent photo and it does look great in zoom, many more details. I have never seen a camel with a floppy hump before, I wonder if it is a mal function or just that he doesn't have to store anything in there as he gets fed regularly. I hope you are well and that your hands are working well again.
goodoleboy
Glad you're back with us again, Mark, hopefully for a more often presence. But, camels in the freezing Chicago zoo? How extraordinary. I don't remember, is a double humped variety a dromedary, or are all camels dromedarys? That said, wonderful clarity, composition and stark contrast in this image.
bmac62
Hi Mark. Beautiful tone in this photo...light and color draws my eye to these fascinating, furry subjects:)
odie
Hello back! Now that we have snow (yay! finally) and cold temps, this camel shot looks SO warm and inviting. Truly a dessert glow to it. And camels seem so peaceful and passive (until they spit - I hear). I love the colors in this almost as much as I love the geometry and texture of the wooden posts and blocks of stone. And the fence! - great smooth grid-look and shiny. Very welcome and appreciated image. Hope you are well and thank you for dropping in!!
auntietk
Such yummy golden tones, and warm light! You were there at the perfect time. Just look at those shadows. Wow. Glorious!! That might seem an odd thing to say about a picture of camels, but it isn't the camels so much as it is the light and shadow, the glow and depth. Beautifully done!
jocko500
I missed this one as my computer was broken at the time. wonderful earth tones this image have.