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Out early in the fog and rain to make the best of a gray morning.
Knoxville TN USA
Volunteer Landing - Henley St Bridge
Silver Efex High Key 2
:-) another fisheye of the Channel Island Harbor.
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The Daily Shoot assignment #ds471
Find a repeating pattern today and make a photograph of it.
The sun makes lots of things possible!
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This is my next daily picture for my 365 project.
You can move along, nothing really interesting to see.
Captured with a Nikon Df and a manual Nikkor AiS 50mm ƒ1:1.2, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film.
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Had my old 5D converted to infrared. The family holiday in France gave me the opportunity to have a little play. This was taken in a lovely little town, Beynac, on the Dordogne.
Taken at the Charleston Marina. The tire has been modified to be held to the side of the barge using a chain
A little bit cropped - only slight color saturation and contrast processing
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Outdoor swimming pool in NSW, captured a year or so back with a minimalist long exposure mood..
Enjoy.
Eos 350D + S-M-C Takumar 50mm f1.4
Some chains down from the steps by the City of London School.
Went walkabouts in London when Jon popped down for a visit. Thought it a good chance to test out some manual lenses.
The largest surviving chained library in the world is at Hereford Cathedral in the UK, where all the books are still kept under lock and key in their original chains. It has been rebuilt in its original arrangement, exactly as it had been from 1611 to 1841.
Medieval books were very expensive and the chain allowed them to be read but not removed.
Lens - Canon EF 16-35mm f/4 L IS USM
The "Schuylkill Chained & Waterworks" statues
also known as "Schuylkill Chained & Freed"
by: William Rush
The allegorical male figure (Chained) represents the Schuylkill River. Wrapped in chains, he reclines on a group of rocks surrounded by flowing water. The allegorical female, representing the Waterworks (Freed) sits beside a water wheel.
Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center
640 Water Works Drive
Philadelphia, PA
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Continuing with yesterday's daisy theme, a daisy chain. I want to say that no daisies were hurt during the making of this, or at least no more daisies than necessary, but I cannot because it would be a lie. It is a lot harder than I remember to make a daisy chain. Some time during primary school, I do not quite remember when, I joined in with the rest of the year group to make the longest daisy chain - we wanted to break the world record. Of course, none of us actually knew what the world record was for the longest daisy chain, but we got it to be all the way from the top playground to the bottom playground - to children that is quite a long way. I think the only reason I was involved was because they needed everyone in the year to be able to make it before the end of break - if they had had ample people, I would probably not have been involved.
I have to thank my lovely neighbour for agreeing to let me photograph her. I was very close to asking my brother to be in this photo - hey, why not break the social gender stereotypes just a little more and have a boy wearing a daisy crown? My only problem was that he is not home at the moment. Maybe when I see him next...
Oh, I used Mango Street's free Lightroom preset, because I was pressed for time and I could not get it to look how I wanted without a lot of fiddling about with it, and with pressing biology work waiting for me, how could I hang around working on something that I actually wanted to be doing?
The first time you get a belly chain around your waist is a very special feeling.
The first thing you notice is how extremely restrictive it is. Picking something up, adjusting the jumpsuit snaps, even walking in the already pretty restrictive leg irons -- it all becomes way more difficult. There is no way anyone would be able to hurt somebody wearing this, let alone escape. Once the chains go on, you're completely in the control of the CO's.
The fact that a scrawny guy like me has to be put in such heavy restraints "for everyone's safety" is just surrea. I'm in deep trouble this time...