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Lets have something a bit more colourful and cheerful on this cold, dank, misty, wet and miserable morning in January, here in South London UK.
A shot from my last trek through the jungles of SE Columbia.
抓拍攝影方案: 簡約 (線條與顏色)
Street photography: Urban minimalism
拍攝地點: 馬灣村 1868, 大嶼山
location: Ma Wan Village 1868, Lantau Island
1/125th sec., f/2.8, ISO 200 Canon 5D Mark III, Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art, two strip softboxes either side of the camera..
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Girona was a surprise for me - the river was not what I expected nor was the back view of the buildings which in my view are a mess. I did however, like the colours. It was also a grey, but glary Sunday afternoon which did not do justice to the fine stone buildings in the City which was devoid of people - they were all at siesta.
Sometimes a combination of factors come together to make what may have been an exciting trip into a rather dull one. I'm afraid I left Girona as a rather disappointed visitor. However, there are always photo opportunities around the corner whatever the weather or situation and I did manage to get a few reasonable images. My wife and daughter loved the ice cream and I was able to get a British pint of beer!
I shall try to visit this City again when the conditions are more favourable for the surroundings.
Tamron 18-270mm PZD lens
Happy accidents are great! i have no idea what this is but it never
ceases to amaze me just what film is capable of..
Olympus OM-1
Agfa Vista 400
Saturday challenge - Strong colours
Individually hand crafted from recycled metal drums and hand painted by the talented artisans from Haiti, each Gecko has it’s own personality.
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The grape vines leaves have started to change colours with the onset of winter. The last of the fruit were harvested a few weeks back and the vines are shutting down for the winter. In the distance can be seen the Richmond range and the Wairau Valley. The large winery in the distance belongs to Delegates. The vines are normally colorful for a few weeks each autumn, but a early frost would quickly burn the leaves turning them brown.
Shot at the Sivagami Pettachchi Auditorium during one of Deepa Mahadevans dance concert performances. Colored light is always challenging yet rewarding. When you nail the right blend of reds, yellows, blue and greens, the joy of that accomplishment is quite sensational. In this instance though, there were merely green from the left and yellow from the right and a bit of orange from above which is almost invisible.
I’m always curious of how color of the light is representative of human emotion, many a times. It sort of changes how you look at things or rather how you feel about things.
Canon EOS 60D with Signma 24 - 70 F/2.8. Manual, F/4.0 at 1/100 sec, ISO 800.
I drink coffee daily. Still I knew so little about it.
In the picture, you can see all three ripeness grades of coffee cherries. The red cherries are ripe. Green means they have been picked too early. The black once hung at the tree for too long. Green and black cherries will still be processed to lower quality coffee like instant coffee.
A machine will sort the red cherries according to their density which correlates with the strength of their aroma. Sadly, the bulk of the value chain lies outside of Kenya. The raw product will be mainly exported to Europe and other destinations, where the big coffee players roast and sell the coffee.
Nairobi (Kenya)
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There are quite a few colourful, older buildings in Oslo. The early morning sun lit this one up nicely.
Just a few hours left of the month and time to present picture number 12(!!!) of the challenge! The theme this month was “färg” (colour) and I knew quite early that I (once again) wanted to work with UV-light and UV-colours. It was a long and tough process of painting on all the colours and then take a decent picture. Next time I work with UV I will hopefully not be both the modell and the photographer. ^^
(During my editing process I made a black and white edit of the photo and loved it, sadly it was the opposite of the theme this time. But I will remember it until the next time have a UV photoshoot.)
As usual you can find all my pictures for the challenge in my albums and Kajsa's picture on her page: www.flickr.com/photos/kajsaeriksson
A six-spot burnet moth (Zygaena filipendulae) feeding on ragwort or similar. The vibrant colours of summer.
Canon EOS 5D mark III, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM.
100mm, f/5.6, 1/800, ISO 400.
I hoped to capture a beautiful sunset last evening, as I saw the sky beautifully spread out with clouds. But I reached the location a little too late to capture the sunset. This is what I could get. I hope you would like it.
Again I missed the best of yesterday's colours, ( I enjoyed watching it while driving:))
as I was busy indoors when the players were all dancing in beautiful colours outdoors: the Sun, the Sky and the Clouds .....
First time trying to get a lens within inches of a bee (of which there were quite a few buzzing around uncomfortably close).
Big up to you brave macro bug shooters.
Any criticism welcome!
It is such a one-sided affair we have with nature; while we keep depleting it of its richness, it keeps gifting us back its vibrancy and colours.
I've always liked the mix of colours this plant has. After seeing Tammy's post (
www.flickr.com/photos/semmaf/3417388231/ ) I had to get one for my front
porch.