Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
science and politics
Stu[pidity] on Stareoids
'I am of Shropshire, my shins be sharpe. Lay woode to the fyre, and dresse me my harpe!'
Knowledge Is A Weapon - Arm Yourself
Petrophysics, Climate Change and Photography
Touring & Exploring Aotearoa with Laura
Giving and Receiving Blessings
“We do not believe any group of men adequate enough or wise enough to operate without scrutiny or without criticism. We know that the only way to avoid error is to detect it, that the only way to detect it is to be free to inquire. We know that in secrecy error undetected will flourish and subvert”. - J Robert Oppenheimer.
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Wonderful photo!
Alison
Thanks, Alison
That’s a beautiful shot. I love the light.
Thanks, Thom 🙂
Stunning! Warm and saturated lights in all the right places.
I agree, Tish, the light is wonderful.
janet
Splendid photo, Tish. 🙂
Thank you, Sylvia.
And the sun sets (or rises?) over the dock yards. Beautiful, in a down and dirty way.
It was dawn, and very wonderful. We arrived in a heat wave.
Ahhh … my beloved Brooklyn. A beautiful rising sun to bring her to life. Great photo …!!!!
Thanks, Isadora.
Gorgeous! So lucky to be on the water
Thank you. It was a great moment, that arrival – seeing NYC for the first time from the water.
You’ve been to so many interesting places Tish!
Yes, I’ve been very lucky, Gilly.
I love those shipping container-loading cranes along the Brooklyn waterfront. They always make think of prehistoric guardians!xoM
Yes, I’m always drawn to dockside cranes too; they do look dinosaur-ish 🙂
Great capture, Tish! The colors and lighting are stunningly beautifully. Then, the glace of the city, waterfront, and the water reflections. Great composition!
I love that description ‘glace’, Amy. Now I look at the pic. again I realise that the effect must be caused by the heat haze that was already building at dawn 🙂
Bravo Tish. A photo filled with depth, feeling and serenity. Thank you for sharing your art work.
Many thanks, Gerry.
AWESOME!!