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21st September 2017:
As it looked as though the rain was set in for the day I hunted around the apartment for something for today.
Easy, Graham had got next weeks TV guide from the local supermarket, (a freebie).
So I took it outside for a bit more light, not that they was a lot more and took a few photos.
Ahh, heavenly I've got some more wet weather fun, two more Sudoku puzzles.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
In the afternoon when the sun still overhead I get those reflections, every time I pass by the pond I have to take few photos, very addictive for sure,
Wishing you a beautiful weekend.
OK, another Muriwai shot but it is an addictive place.
Been processing wedding shots so another from the archives until I can get that job done and get out to the landscape-big storm coming so that isnt' looking so flash either.
Its middle of the week so enjoy your Wednesday (or Tuesday night)
GND Filter, bit of HDR (more for dymnaic range rather than cooking it hopefully).
Totally addictive. Unfortunately, Typhoon and F-35 will never look this good. This was a treat and a half to see, hear and photograph all courtesy of our friends of the Luftwaffe.
As this year has progressed my interest in photography has changed from mostly landscapes using a wide angle lens to mostly bird photography using a super telephoto lens. Photographing these small quick moving, nervous subjects is very addictive.
What started as a doodle somewhen in late 2015 quickly became addictive, and I spent hours and hours getting the max out of the 70+ parts. Yeah, I even used custom painted LEGOs for the first time - the purists may forgive me :-)
On the prototype: the BEUTH was built by August Borsig in 1844; it was the first locomotive not only manufactured, but also entirely designed in Germany (until then, the steam market was dominated by British and American designs). It was an instant technical success, fast and reliable. It became the blueprint for generations of steam locomotives to follow, and just thirty years later, the Borsig Works had become the World's second largest manufacturer of locomotives behind Baldwin.
Here's a picture of a replica of the BEUTH, on display at the Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin.
CREDITS: many thanks to my brother for doing the painting. He's the real scale modeler in our family; I'm just the guy playing with little plastic bricks ;-)
This is my new hobby. A friend gave me two coloring books and a set of 60 gel pens for Christmas. Such fun and very addictive.
Ive got her posing nice now! hope you dont mind me squeezing another fox photo in! beware these are highly addictive subjects!
its october.
say whaaatt?!?!!
ahhhh. anna came over today. we went exploring. we found a gooorgeous creek.
we were there for like 2 hours:D
<3
i love it there.
check out our team blooggg. :D my pictures are on there!! (thank you guys so much for helping me pick which ones to upload!:D
(ps my class is towards the bottom, its the third one and im like in the back in the green looking slap happy. WOOTWOOOOT!!:D)
i hope you guys are having a super fantastic awesome weekend so far:D
EVERYONE look at my bestttfriend ANNA's photostream!!:D
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There is something quite addictive in shooting circuit boards with a macro lens. During the session for this image, I must have fired off 150 images, all slightly different as I re-aim the lights and focus.
328/365
Another cute little owl!
It's kinda addictive making these shots up with the drawings and all!
Bought some new paint for some fresh new dancing paint photo :)
Yay! Gonna be messy here tomorrow!
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I'm having a break. Not from posting (much as I'd like to for a while, I do have to complete my 365 day iPhone project) but from the whole addictive thing that goes with flickr. It's been a week of breaks for me: no caffeine since monday, no booze since monday and now (on friday, flickr is a harder habit to break) no spending hours a day glued to the screen. I'll be back, of course, but I need to re-charge my batteries, learn to be able to look at other people's shots with fresh eyes again.
Columbus, Ohio
iPhone with Hipstamatic.
I'm determined not to let this beat me... Got a bit of a better drop mechanism now, a nice bit of kit borrowed from the labs guys at work that releases single drops. I've had near 100% hit rate using it... Problem is I can't seem to get it to drop two drops in quick succession to get one of the elusive drop crashes... But this is the one I've been most happy with during tonights attempts.
Baking tray filled with water and black food colouring in the droplet water.
SB-700 bare camera left, bounced off white backdrop 1/64th power zoomed 35mm
SB-700 gelled purple camera right, bounced off white backdrop 1/50th power zoomed 35mm
Hopefully they will keep getting better!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqwQeivxE_8&list=RDmqwQeivxE_...
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"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #23 - Nature In Summer/Winter" "Technique Thursday" 365/341
I aim at angles that I feel shouldn't work but end up working. A lot of times I close my eyes when I shoot. Or I shake the camera up or down or side to side for different effects. I try and let the camera take the picture and not me. The less control, the better. With this plant I just stuck the lens inside and shot without looking....
For processing I use Photoshop Elements 8. I like to make a layer and then play with the lighting. One of my favorite choices is Multiply which makes the photo dark and then I play around with the opacity.
I like to go to extremes with the intensity of color. It makes me happy!!
Of course this is the Pisces method....
I have almost finished this diamond painting of my granddaughter and their two dogs Shiloh and Jet who are no longer with us. You may remember me saying that they lost them within 3 months in 2015/2016. Jet died suddenly in October 2015 and Shiloh was viciously killed by a friend's Doberman in front of my daughter and granddaughters while they were housesitting. They now have two more Whippets, Loki and Winter - Whippets are such loving dogs who think they are humans and part of the family.
A few weeks ago I had a horrendous night terror that took over my body for what felt like a lifetime. I woke up to my morning alarm, hit snooze and within those next 9 minutes of illusive sleep I felt an awful energy consume my body. There were three different scenes to the dream, and I remember each part so vividly.
I awoke, laid in bed, in a reality that I thought was consciousness. I try to reach out to pick up my phone from the bedside table (an addictive morning ritual of mine).
I can't move my arms, they are pinned to my sides and I feel an instant anxiety ingest my body. I look up to the wall to check the windows, and I notice the prints on the wall are moving. They seem to be dancing, almost playfully. They begin to change quickly, back and forth from one image to another, as though switching between programmes on an old analogue tv. The images are illustrations of Disney characters... I’m so confused.
Suddenly tiny stalks sprouting from inside the picture frames. I see green, and lots of it. The vines begin to grow, absorbing the wall as they creep along, covering everything in sight. I turn my eyes to the TV, a black hole has formed. The vines protrude quicker, convulsing and expanding through the room.
I blink. I blink again... and that's when I see her.
To be continued. 1/3
I have a problem with Prisma, it's addictive hahaha XD
I have this photo I did not upload the other day and wanted to extend the holidays greetings to all those others that are celebrating and I don't know about. I read something today that upset me a lot, but I prefer to insist on sharing the good wishes rather than spreading hate, so.... whatever are the beliefs you all out there have, I hope you are able to share a nice moment with ones you love and cherish and are all getting ready to celebrate the end of 2016 (please end already omg what a year!) and the begging of a new one. Here's to a WAY better year for us all, to friends (even those who are far far far away) and to trying to make things better step by step.
Much love from me and the resin crew over here! 💙✌ #eilyrainer #aleksandrronen #ezraronen #bjdphoto #bjddoll #iplehouse #prismaapp
Городская эклектика. Санкт-Петербург
Все показывают сейчас рождественские и новогодние виды городов, а у меня вдруг вытащилась такая карта. :)
Что-то затягивающее есть в этом смешении...
Вид вдоль набережной Лейтенанта Шмидта от площади Трезини на Храм Успения Пресвятой Богородицы.
Urban eclecticism. St. Petersburg
Everyone is now showing Christmas and New Year views of cities, and I suddenly got such a card. :)
There is something addictive about this mix ...
Highest position #294 on Explore, January 1, 2007 ... thanks everyone!!
(not sure why this one made it in there.... but I'll take any I can get.. lol)
Oooowaaaar..... this is addictive!!!
My second attempt at adding textures....
Not sure what the flower is though... can anyone help?
Smoke photography is really addictive! You start with frustrating results, missing the smoke cloud altogether or getting an out-of-focus puff. But after a while, once you get the right settings and a good timing, the fun begins and you get random jewels out of... thin air!
For this series I was in an almost dark room, at a distance of about 10cm from a vertically held incense stick (Palo Santo, to be precise) and used a flash. As I wanted the light coming from the side and since I don't have a remote control unit, I directed the flash to the right, so the light could bounce on the window and the reflection illuminate the smoke sideways.
The rest is pure luck and lots of trial and error. More than 400 shots have been fired that evening and the room still smells like a church. 😇
I love picnik premium. It has so many cool features and is well worth the $24.95 a year. After you open the photo with the "edit photo" link, you can do lots of fun things. For this one I opened it again in picnik home page and you can drag a photo from your photostream or a set (I used one from my textures set) and then blend the two using a variety of blending styles. For this I used "overlay" and then added a viignette (you can change the size and color of the vignette) and then added my "signature" as I always do with the "text" feature. The only thing missing that I would like is the ablilty to cut and paste, and select objects, or to use brushes to erase parts of layers. But still lots of PLAY potential!!! I originaly learned how to do the layers in picnik by googling it and found a helpful little video...sorry. I forget the link...
Sand patterns on Fascadale beach. Interpreting the many different patterns can be quite addictive. Pretty much sooc.
All that you give
Is what you don't deliver
Stuck in a phase
Misguided by mistakes
Your addictive poison is dragging me down
Trying to swim out I'm stuck
You're watching me drown
"Peking Duk ~ High"
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