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I had to fiddle quite a bit with the drip making apparatus to get this image. Two drops colliding.
The refracted image in the background is a painting of my wife's. A tree in the form of a naked woman representing spring or summer. You can see some of the detail in the drop column below the splash.
Although I recently bought a photogate trigger I can't use it for colliding drips - the drips have to fall too quickly for that.
The lighthouse at Cap Lévi was erected after the preceding one from the mid 19th century got destroyed in 1944. The lighthouse here warns the captains against shoals and strong currents near the cape.
Working on a larger piece with these three, this is more of a quick layout idea. Wouldn't it be awesome to buy just these three as a set?
Another portrait of a black-capped chickadee. These are fun and challenging birds to photograph. They give you so much opportunity, while at the same time moving so quickly that they test your patience. A great practice subject, and only have to pay them in seeds.
Thanks for looking.
Moe Ali
Tonight sunset above the Cap d'Erquy. It was very windy tonight so I took out my ND1000 Haida filter.
Cap Art-Nr.: 676116
Eigenschaften: Funktionelles und robustes Outdoor-Cap mit Achievetex®-Ausrüstung, 6 Panels, Innenfutter aus Mesh-Gewebe, New Generation Buckle, versiegelte Nähte, wind- und wasserdicht, gefüttertes Satinschweißband
Material: 100% Nylon
Transferdruck, Vorkosten: Film pro Farbe 16,25 €, Bestickung auf Anfrage nach Sichtung der Vorlage
We've been in a deep cold spell here in Fairbanks, first one in 5 years. Temperature bottomed out at -53F, this morning it's warmed up to -37F with the weatherman predicting balmy temperatures of +10F tomorrow. Both me and the birds can hardly wait.
This is a black capped chickadee. They are showing their respect for the temperature by being all puffed out for additional insulation and being tolerant of me taking their photos by the feeder.