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Architecture Angle Variations
This picture was chosen for the title of the Issue 06/2020 of the German photography magazine "fotoforum" - see www.fotoforum.de/magazin/aktuelle-ausgabe
Griffin-Spalding County Airport
Griffin, Georgia
Leica Standard camera with Rollei Infrared 400 film. 720nm infrared filter.
Angle Tarn in the English Lake District. The hill above the tarn is Place Fell and the Helvellyn Ridge forms the far background.
A little Christmas Star hanging from a mirror!
Our Daily Challenge ~ ... Mirror(s) ...
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El Perellonet Beach, Valencia, Spain.
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T-Max 400 developed in ID-11. Minolta SRT 101 with a 135mm lens. Fishing sign on the North Fork of the Platte River, Casper, Wyoming 2023.
Jogasaki Coast
Ein Angler an einer ins Meer ragenden Felsspitze. Bei dem stürmischen Wetter sicherlich eine Herausforderung.
Triumphal anglers pulling up triumphantly.
This picture was taken at Shichirigahama Beach in Kamakura, Kanagawa.
This weedy flower from my local wetlands had a lovely curve. Shot on an angle for Macro Monday. HMM:))
No Fishing because the Fish are Spawning,.This sign was see in the lake at the Bransholme Nature Reserve in North Hull,
A quick grab shot while out looking for something completely different . The sign , reflections and of the the fisherman .
Glad to say I also captured my intended shot while there as well !!
The Bennelong Restaurant - Sydney Opera House.
Amazing to think the vested interests want to use it as a billboard isn't it?
Outrageous flare is from the Samyang 12/2. I tried it without those rain drops but decided against it. I also tried this one in black and white but it didn't quite look as good.
Fuji X-T2, Samyang 12/2, 20 secs at f/11, ISO 400
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Angle of Repose. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Sand dune patterns, Death Valley National Park.
This “intimate landscape” is a sand dune vignette made in a specific place but which could be found almost anywhere. A close look may reveal some details that desert and sand aficionados may find interesting. The large patterns are typically found on one side of dunes where sand blown over the top of the dune collects below. The smaller “ripples” are a common feature of dunes, too, and these are completely undisturbed since the dunes are somewhat remote. Looking even closer may reveal some tinier patterns and tracks across the face of the sand.
The term “angle of repose” refers to the steepest angle at which a material, such as this sand, might collect without falling. It is also the title of a wonderful Wallace Stegner novel, and that is where I first encountered the term. Fans of the history of the American West, especially the part that came after initial explorations, and especially those who have roots in the west may enjoy the novel as much as I did, with its connections to places and types of people that I know from my own experience.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
lo estaba escuchando porque estaba aburrida, en realidad no soy muy fan de The strokes, me gustan banstante pero creo que más las antiguas canciones, el Angles tiene canciones buenas pero la mayoria me aburren porque son lentas fhgfjghjfgh me acuerdo que me lo compre por tentacion de verlo en feria mix cuando le compre ahi el cd de Adele como regalo de navidad a mi hermana y por eso aproveche de llevarme altiro este c: jiji aun asi es una buena banda :)
È proprio quando credete di sapere qualcosa che dovete guardarla da un’altra prospettiva. Anche se può sembrarvi sciocco o assurdo, ci dovete provare.
(Robin Williams nel film L’attimo fuggente)
Uno stelo d'erba si riflette in una placida pozzanghera al tramonto, fra nuvole d'oro, e con il suo riflesso, insieme, forma un angolo diverso, per un diverso punto di vista.
Allo stesso modo dovremmo sempre guardare le cose, cerca di allungare lo sguardo un passo in più di dove pensavamo di arrivare prima di aprire il nostro punto di vista
Il titolo è un gioco di parole, perché in inglese "right angle" vuol dire sia angolo retto che l'angolo giusto, ovvero il giusto punto di vista
Foto scattata ieri
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