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Victorian style shopping arcade in Sydney.
From the glass roof, blue-hour sky and big city buildings can be seen (auto-tag says "skyline". Sort of... )
I’ve always been rather attracted to this Papermate propelling pencil because of its transparent barrel and the details of the spiral mechanism for extruding the graphite. Oh, and the colour… So I could hardly resist when the spiral topic came around again for Macro Mondays.
A bit of a rush job though - one take and then a patch-up in the processing. Had I had more time I think I would have used a tripod and focus stacking (or a different lens). Ah well…
This is vaguely what I intended, or at least an inch and half of it anyway. The full pencil is more interesting :)
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Macro Mondays :)
Happy Slider Sunday!
This is not outdoors, despite the auto-tag. Like most of my abstracts, this is a drab distressed floor in a former industrial space that has been re-purposed as an art studio &/or gallery. Increasing the sensitivity to small variations in illumination and reflectance has interesting effects.
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Went a little abstract this week. Used a piece of paper to diffuse the light source and create the contrast needed to light the diagonal.
HMM! Starts with the letter D.
kochelsee reflecting herzogstand
#LetThereBeLight
#FlickrFriday
the weather was all grey for days, i found some light 70 kilometers south
a big thank you to flickr's auto-tagging for title inspiration!
Purple weed flowers (purpletop) sticking out of the railway fence.
Auto-tag says "people" and "portrait" ^o^
Happy Fenced Friday
When I've started to learn macro photography two years ago, I had to realize that the background is as important than the main subject of the image. The background is also part of the whole image. The most part of the image is background :)
I found this posing bug in our garden two days ago when the sun was shining for some hours in a rainy week.
The auto tag says it's food! :) Not for me, haha! :)
Superb Fairy-Wren (male)
This is actually another Superb bird.
So little (14cm or 5.5 in) that even though it's angry not scary at all^^
Female one (next photo) received auto-tags "bird" and even "songbird" but this one received only "animal". To me it's a "toy"^o^
Calla Lilies here at home last summer getting ready to bloom.
I am keeping Flickr's auto tags. Evidently they see an animal and hands. I need a good laugh.It's been a long week. :-D
A quick tingle of your retinal cones for this week’s Sliders Sunday mangle. It’s an image of a yellow dahlia taken on my phone some years ago, mirrored in Mirrorlab (an Android app which is an interesting playpen full of toys), and blitzed with Nik Color Efex (solarisation and bicolor filters being the usual culprits of this sort of bling).
Hmmm… My sentences are assuming Dickensian proportions.
And the title? Well, my auto-tagger suggested pasta for the camera image (linked in the first comment). Who am I to disagree?
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image with your UVB-blocking, heavy-duty sunglasses. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
My eyes look all puffy like that when I've just got out of bed too...
Auto tags are playing up... Hope they disable this feature, it's p-ants.
Another lurid self-indulgence on my part for Sliders Sunday today. It's all about leaf veins... er... or wasn't that obvious?
This is a leaf. Mangled.
One of my usual approaches recently: duplicate the image layer and then set the top layer to Difference blend; then use a Liquify adjustment (much easier in Affinity Photo, at least for me) on the top layer. That creates a lot of crazy colours. To make it worse I then added HSL adjustment layers to the whole thing and also to the individual layers.
There was a little bit more skullduggery but I have confessed to the main bits here. Honest! ;)
To give you a clue: you can see the main vein of the original leaf going up the diagonal as a dark line. There is also a sinuous yellow line - that's the same vein after it was liquified by me pushing and pulling pixels in the adjustment :)
Original linked in first comment.
Thanks for even looking. Hope you enjoyed the fun. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
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I haven't found the lizard yet....
The auto tagger must be reading the scaly feathers as reptilian.
Just a quick one for Macro Wednesday, a dog rose taken this time last year using the little camera and close-up attachment.
Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Mittwochsmakro :)
Taken at Sessions Woods Nature Preserve, Burlington Connecticut
This area is a wildlife sanctuary and even here I didn't see any wildlife to speak of save for this alligator rock in the river LOL The auto tag even believes there is an animal in this water ha ha
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Just an FYI to anyone that does second life digital art, I personally find the way women are completely disfigured offensive and likely unhealthy psychologically to young girls who can never conform to that so I will not be commenting on any second life work.
I haven't seen her since, but I was happy that she was helping get rid of moths.
Flickr auto tagged this as food. An accidentally accurate description.
The weather forecast the night before this shot was taken said "patchy" early morning fog. Lucky they didn't say it was going to be thick!! The auto tags came up with monochrome. It's actually colour.
(33/366) Spotted these in Lidl, ideal for the Weekly Colour Challenge theme this week is Orange www.flickr.com/groups/myweeklycolourchallenge/ I reckon Flickr auto-tagger has been on the gin? Vehicle?
I can assure you that despite the sunset tag inserted by Flickrs auto tags thingy, this is most certainly a sunrise :-D
This was all I got from the superduper blodmoonhunting.. Haha..
At least I knew the moon was still up there. That was a bit helpful.. :p
I fell asleep in the car shortly after this. On a parking lot next to a graveyard on the outside of Senja.
Well well..
I see flickr auto tag system labeled this "blackandwhite". But it's not.. This is full color!
There is never a dull moment with Pixie. She is still very kittenish and loves to play games. Phill and I were discussing the perils of putting a Christmas tree up this year as she loves knocking things onto the floor and anything that glitters and shines is fair game to her. Luckily we only have a small tree so not much damage I would hope.
Phill is in London this weekend with a friend so I am going to do something which I keep turning my back on, which is to clean the oven. The weather is good over the weekend, so I will take myself into the Forest early on Sunday morning to see if there are any photo opportunities.
Happy Furry Friday
Wishing you all a weekend of getting on down to it
ps - love the auto tags - landscape, stream and water
This is pretty much SOOC apart from a quick slide through my Nik software. I'm interested to note that flickr's auto tags have described it as surreal.
Happy Sliders' Sunday to all flickr folk.
Another close up view.
FYI - I think the new Flickr app for iPhone blows!!! What do you all think?? Having any issues? The app asks me to login every time I open it.
To name one thing: Auto tags no longer works. You have to type each tag completely. Does not remember anything from the past.
And an off topic thing as a description. Flickr auto-tagging...which conducts search using 'Magic View'. I just looked at MY magic view statistics. According to it, I have 34 cat photos and 27 dog photos in my stream. In point of fact I have NONE OF EITHER.
Auto-tagging labled Blue Jays, Moths, ducks and geese, deer, and even Kachina Dolls as either dogs, cats, or both.
I'm working back through the photos deleting the tags...but doing that for 6000 photos will take a very long, wasted time.
Common Malachite beetle courtship. The female eats a secretion produced by excitators on the male antennae!
Always pleased to spot this each year! :-)
Upton Magna - Shropshire
Stupid auto tags! Dragonfly indeed!!!!
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He was on one hilltop, and we were on another. I am shooting laying on a rock, with ants crawling over me. Best morning ever! ( Tom gets credit for spotting this amazing animal)
Just after sunrise on a very hot day (42C) and a couple of ponies were being cooled down in the sea. The soft sunlight on this particular beauty caught my eye.
Not every day you see two horses in sea!
#51 Animal
This is a koala in its natural habitat in the Adelaide Hills. A 20 minute drive from the city centre and a 5 minute walk up one of the many tracks and trails and you should easily spot quite a number of these beautiful animals.
Despite what many say, they are NOT bears.
They are also not "pet" and "cat" as auto-tagged by flickr :)
People always make a story in a wobbly camera image like this, and that often seems to make it more accessible to the viewer. The trouble is getting the people to appear at the right place at the right time…
This was taken at the fountain lake in the RHS garden at Wisley last month. I like the way the perspective works in the picture and the way the crowd seem to be admiring the fountain…
For my 2022 100x Wobbly Camera project. I added a paper texture...
Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy 100x :)
This set of manglings for Sliders Sunday is all based on a wobbly camera shot of the red tulips in the bed in front of my house. They are a real riot of colour in their day and often make me realise that Spring is fully established and summer is near. They’re so cheerful.
Apart from the plain edit (I) they are all created using Topaz Studio and the Remix filter. This is an interesting filter in that it purports to rejig an image in the style of various artists. I have my doubts, and many of the multitude of options look quite similar. It starts to get more interesting though if you combine it with other filters and effects or just mix it with the original edit using reduced opacity.
I hope you enjoy the set. Do say if there is one that you prefer.
As usual for Sliders Sunday I’ll post a link to the original in the first comment.
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy 100x and Sliders Sunday! :)
The salty landscape of an evaporation basin near Renmark in South Australia.
The much better water management has resulted in less water being discharged from drainage of irrigation areas and the drying up of the overflow.
The really clever auto tags of Flickr have added the tags giraffe, grass and field.
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