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Time to spruce up a bit!
My 9th entry for the ABS Builder Challenge Season 1 Finale.
The brush uses a net that allows the bristles to move around a bit, so moving one bristle affects other bristles. The chord for the hair dryer is a soccer goalie control piece. All of the teeth of the comb are well attached to the frame.
Set up the tripod to capture this azalea bush indoors with the soft lighting at night. This triptych show that capture at f/4 in the low light, then capturing at f/16 to get a greater depth of field on the close in flowers, then combining the two in photoshop with layers to have the f/16 close in flowers in detail over the farther f/4 flowers with the better bokeh.
Interestingly the bush flowers here are red, as I saw them with our indoor lighting from the living room. This morning under window lighting, they are dark pink / magenta color. Our brain at work with the white balance :)
American Comb Jelly (Mnemiopsis leidyi) seen at the Estuarium on Dauphin Island.
The comb-rows often produce a rainbow effect. This occurs when light is scattered in different directions by tiny moving cilia.
Now you see it :)
La cascade des Combes, Jura, France.
Les Combes waterfall, Jura county, France.
5D3 + Lee Little Stopper + Canon L 17-40mm
I found this Jacana at Yellow Water in the NT. It was walking along the lotus leaves with its hatching.
Lovely rippling colours along the edge of the Comb jelly. Taken out at the Eddystone reef.
A cropped image.
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Mowgli ... wearing her SPIDER8LESLEY hat ...
beach combing ... for treasures ...
with her little friend Mr. Sea Gull to keep her company ...
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BLYTHE-A-DAY
A flickr Group
JULY 2026: A (long) DAY AT THE BEACH
DAY 7: "BEACH COMBING"
DAY 17: "SEAGULL"
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As the Heron slides across lily pads hunting a bite to eat, it raises and lowers the crest of feathers on its head.
Haywood Street United Methodist Church, Asheville, NC
The fresco scene depicts a community serving and being served, while gathered under an expansive rainbow, complete with giving hands. The Blue Ridge mountains and architectural elements of downtown Asheville form the background.
A wooden and metal repousse worked comb set with semi precious stones , garnets , carnelian and turquoise .
Middle eastern origin , date unknown .
An item found while looking for something else .
Personal collection .
Brisbane
On doing a bit of beach combing today……We came across this cruise ship laying off the English South coast all abandoned, the CraZyGang decided to call a meeting to decide if the Sheltie land rules apply, …..i.e anything lost dropped or misplaced, that looks like fair bounty, is far game and immediately becomes the property of the Sheltie that is first on the scene……Now the big question is…Does that Sheltie law apply to maritime law and this abandoned ship!!!!….And if the answer is yes (and the overwhelming view is ~yes~ it is) just how are we going board her without getting the paws wet…..And I hope dear reader that it is not lost on you, that you have noticed that when that question was asked, that all eyes were too fall on me…… and to think that silly me thought that they were waiting for me to take a photo… Ummmmm….So let me get this straight… all I have to do now is swim across to the ship….Somehow get myself on deck…..Lower one of the small boats mounted on the deck….Row back….Pick you all up…..Row back…..Use the hoist I lowered the boat down with, to hoist you all on deck…..You have got to be joking…..You will never persuade me to do that …..What’s that….You’re tell me where you have hidden the beer fund money….I do it!!!!!!
And please don’t worry about the lockdowm…as this photo was taken last year, and kindly found by Halo to put on line as we have nothing new at the moment…x