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This was taken with my Bokina and the Macro Extender. I wanted to focus on just the edge of the petal and was able to get this very soft colorful image.

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I've had serious man-flu for the last week, so this is my first upload in a few days :-( I'm so looking forward to a few weeks of good health at some point in the year!

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Some of the oil leaks from the USS Arizona @ Pearl Harbor Memorial

 

Have a wonderful day, dear friends...

My latest abstract efforts. Definitely therapeutic. :-)

Closeup of a paperweight in my office in Rockville, Maryland

 

Day 344 of my 365 Project

Mixed media including the Elegant Writer Pen.

Paris - La Defense

Use f1.8 to bring the DOF to almost nothing, and create an out of focus foreground and background. Then at the editor increase the contrast with levels. (Photo taken on the outdoor). My Macro/Micro World

Data: Canon 40D, f/1.8, 1/250, ISO: 400, Lens: Olympus Zuiko 50mm f1.8, Extensions: 50 mm, Magnification 1:1, Mode: Manual, Support: handheld, Flash: none, Process: Canon Digital Photo Professional, file: 120903EOS 40D3177, Date: September 3, 2012. (Note: Exif data never show f/stops of manual focus lenses with adapters.)

Spanish/Español: Use una apertura de f/1.8 para obtener un corto DOF y asi eliminar el enfoque del fondo y el primer plano. Luego en el editor le aumente el contraste usando "levels".

This photo is part of my new Set / Serie: Reasons why I Love Photography

Love Photography, because is an art form.

Created with Jwildfire, Photoshop and Lightroom

 

The MOP is in town.

I am not from the midlands so this was all new to me.

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Press L for a view on black

Burj Khalifa - Dubai Mall

Sony a7II & Vivitar Series1 90mm f2.5 VMC Macro aka "Bokina" + Vivitar Series1 Macro-Adapter

366-The 2016 Edition-Abstraction

 

This is the pattern on the cushion on the bench at my front door. I did some processing on the pattern to give it a little more inconsistency.

Abstract landscape series #3 Boesdal

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