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The Chain of Ponds is a beautiful gorge near John Hayes Rockhole in Trephina National Park in the East MacDonnell Ranges.
This shot was taken after a week of good rains and I remember wading through thigh deep water to get to this spot.
Another overlooked image from my archives.
Posts and chains protect the dry dtich at Fort Henry in Kingston Ontario Canada from pedestrian traffic stumbling into the ditch.
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I just couldn't find the chain I wanted to use for this weeks theme, so in the end used the chain from my cross. Turned it to mono as it looked better, or I think it does.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.
Just over the bridge by the first segment of Chain Lake - a wild lake in the Harrison Hills. There is a campsite here if you want to trek in.
"Macro Mondays".. "Chain". This chain & sprocket are unused and date back to the 1960s. I had to open two BMC "British Motor Corporation" parts packets to photograph these items. The oily appearance is the original anti-corrosion preservative.
The "Chain Bridge" crosses the Danube and links the towns of Buda and Pest. It is a formidable structure and I liked all of the lights attached to it. I decided to focus on those as opposed to the whole expanse of the bridge. www.bridgesofbudapest.com
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Got up early to take this shot. I had already set my alarm a few days before but woke up to hear the sound of rain, so got back into bed.
But this morning seemed to be fine and as the Sun slowly came up, the light got better and better including the clouds.
Equipment & Settings Used.
Camera: Canon EOS M3
Mount: Canon EF-EOS M Adaptor
Lens: Sigma 10-20mm F/4-5.6 EX DC HSM
Exposure: 2.5 Seconds
Exposure Bias: -1.3 Step
Aperture: f/18
Focal Length: 13 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Software: Adobe Lighroom CC
Tripod: MeFOTO Road Trip A1350
Tripod Head: MeFOTO Q1 Ball Head
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The towers of the Pedestrian Bridge of Alcácer do Sal stand out in the distance, across from the town's Town Hall building.
Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal - Portugal
As torres da Ponte Pedonal de Alcácer do Sal destacam-se à distância, do outro lado da rua do edifÃcio da Câmara Municipal da cidade.
Leica M2
35mm Summicron, 8-element replica (yellow filter)
Fomapan 100 in Clayton F76 (1:9 @ 68 deg for 7 min)
Completed in 1849, Chain Bridge (or Szechenyi Lanchid in Magyar) on Danube River was the first permanent bridge crossing Buda and Pest. On either side of the bridge are two huge towers that support the mammoth chains from which the bridge takes its name. The towers are superbly lit at night, which make the bridge one of the city's most -photographed sights
The chains holding up the sign for the Prospect of Whitby pub in Wapping, London's oldest riverside pub, dating back to 1520.
For Macro Mondays this weeks theme "chain", my antique gold bracelet (once a watch chain) with beautiful chains draped over the glass ball. Another old bracelet and a gold chain added, adjusted the lighing and this is the result.
HMM everyone, thank you for viewing and/or liking.
Taken on tripod
Title is a Sam Cooke song
Macro Mondays and for the final theme of the year "Redux 2019" I decided to revisit the "Chain" theme we tackled back on 9th December.
For that theme I had thought about making a paper chain but settled on linking paper clips to form a chain. Now I had decided to do it again I made sure to construct a paper chain this time.
After cutting two strips of paper I then coloured them in with my Orange and Green highlighter pens. Once this was done I cut smaller strips from each piece and linked them using a pritt stick.
I had decided to make it a colourful Festive type image and placed my chain on some fake snow. Then I placed some fairy lights around the chain but these were quite dim so after trying a long exposure with the lights off I decided to use a burst of flash at the end of the exposure just to light the subject while the open shutter recorded the colour from the fairy lights.
It will do for the final Monday of 2019.