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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
Entirely handcrafted antiqued sterling silver chain. Turkish roundmaille and simple Japanese links join to make a bold fashion statement.
I find the ripples look quite hypnotic, don't they? Those rusty and menacing chains adds to the experience. A minimalistic shot for being one of mine, but I've considered doing more of them. Might try it out when I go to Singapore.
An edit on a previous photo - to put emphasis on the beautifully lit Chain Bridge
Area surrounding the bridge was de-saturated using an adjustment brush in lightroom
Of all the things that can be collected on the street, pallets are, by far, the most valuable. Fairly plentiful in the neighborhood, and easily sold to one of the many pallet yards around. A small pallet will bring in $2, a large one in good shape as much as $5. So a decent find can go a long way.
When it comes to life on the street, there is SOME sense of friendship, of "we are all in this together", but it definitely takes a back seat to "every man for himself" and "survival of the fittest".
If you have something of value, you do what you need to to ensure that it stays "yours".
The fuzzy objects in this image are all galaxies.
This stretched region of galaxies is named Markarian's Chain. It is part of the Virgo Cluster which itself is a part of the Virgo Supercluster. Our Milky Way belongs to the so called Local Group which is also part of the Virgo Supercluster. So these galaxies are kind of our neighbors if you will.
Overall integration time in this image is 53x120 seconds totalling in 1h 46m exposure time. Shot with my little 72/432mm refractor and a OSC (IMX571).
I submitted this to Astrometry.net in order to get it annotated here in flickr.
Decided to make a daisy chain when I spotted these large daisies when down at Irvine Harbour looking for inspiration for Flickr Friday.
Chains from a swing set I saw the other day.
I flipped it per FrankBA suggestion, I like it better thanks Frank!
Constructive criticism appreciated!
Music: Fleetwood Mac's The Chain right click to open in new window/tab
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My eyes were drawn to a gate to a field on a farm which was chained to this tree.
I was taking a landscape shot at the time. but for a while I forgot that as
I loved the rust and the moss and the textures....I just had to take a photograph.
Nerdy, I know ;-))
Enjoying the view of the Chain Bridge and the Hungarian Parliament in the early evening from the Buda side of the Danube.
Shadow play in Piraeus.
Interestingly, the Flickr tag robot automatically included 'diagonal' - well spotted - but also added the tag 'lettering'. Which alphabet?
This is a gold chain that I have been wearing for several years, pretty much 24/7. I took it off for long enough today for a photo shoot for this week's Macro Mondays "Gold or Silver" theme, and to play with a custom bokeh shape.
The shot was taken with a Nikkor 50mm enlarging lens (forward mounted), with a 36mm extension tube, and a custom bokeh shape.