I saw this refraction of bright colours through a wine glass done for Macro Monday the other week by Ian Vosloo. The theme that week was 'Opposites' and I just thought I would give it a try.

The longest night of the year coincides with the first day of winter, on this day we remember those who have lost there lives experiencing homelessness over the last year. It saddens me that we seem to build temporary shelters for those less fortunate but nothing long term ever seems to fully stick. Struggles this year for many, but not all on the same level. I have a deep friendship with many homeless downtown even though I've not lived there for five years now. It hits hard when you lose someone you don't seem to see often enough, take a walk in a different pair of shoes and you'll see.

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12/02/2012

three weeks ago as I walked across the field the dead grass crunched under my feet.

Two photo stitched panorama using On1PhotoRAW

Our weird weather continues, after a morning of sultry tropical heat we got a lot of rain around midday, the temperature fell but the humidity got even more clammy. As a loaded this photo they temperature has dropped but the rain has set in.

Such is Life in Melbourne

And concrete, and a cool guy to pull it all together.

Photo: ©24/12/2024-Phil Wahlbrink

Bain-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France

Camera: FUJIFILM X-T5

Lens: 210mm — ISO: 12800 — 1/1000” f9

Photo: ©24/12/2024-Phil Wahlbrink

Bain-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France

Camera: FUJIFILM X-T5

Lens: 840mm — ISO: 12800 — 1/60” f13

Stillness

Isabel Nóbrega © 2013

Window washers work hard for the money.

Super frosty morning but you know there is only one winner once the sun comes up.

28/01/2012

Mossy log.

Had a lovely walk in the woods this afternoon.

Sign of the times.

Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services

So many to choose from.

Futurefaffing tonight. PCB courtesy of Mr Barras and video animations courtesy of Hugo B. A kind of virtual collaboration. Cheers chaps.

Camera rotation and tripod faffing which came after a brief stint of strobe work which amounted to nothing.

Basking in the evening sun! Another perfect September day - aren't we lucky?!

Reflections

I've been waiting for my ginkgo leaves t colour up and they are late, bit then again we have just gone from summer in deep winter conditions

The Only Way

Photo: ©25/10/2024-Phil Wahlbrink

Poligné, Brittany, France

Camera: FUJIFILM X-T3

Lens: 82.2mm — ISO: 160 — 1/125” f4.5

November 6, 2016

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Dappled sunlight on a vintage wall in New Westminster.

A Mourning Dove sits in the sun to stay warm at the Sarsaparilla Trail in Ottawa. Thursday February 29 2024.

high ISO test

The boy in question, Archie, loves to speed along when he is called. He has featured in more than a few of my POTD over this year so I thought I would have one of him to recognise his great commitment to my 366 project.

Passengers head down the walkway to Vancouver's Seabus.

Photo: ©07/12/2024-Phil Wahlbrink

Bain-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France

Camera: FUJIFILM X-T3

Lens: 80mm — ISO: 500 — 60” f14

08/01/2012

Me encantan las puestas de sol, y hoy, si no en la hora azul, muy próxima a ella, he podido captar este precioso atardecer :)