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Leica DG Macro Elmarit
flash frontal above modified with magsphere triggered by Yongnuo
backlit with led bounced over cd placed under piggy
The Macro Mondays theme for this week is "Container" Kodak started using metal canisters about the time when Kodachrome was introduced in 1936; they were phased out in the ’70s. This canister with slip on lid and embossed letter was in use in the 1940's. Background is a National Geographic Magazine from March 1945. My birthday issue.
I do like container growing. And I love my sempervivums and sedums and alpine plants. ...maybe I have a premonition of a retirement project.
A corner of Kew
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #15. I used a sting of 50 lights, too many to get them all into the container, a clear glass beer stein shaped like a boot. It has a pewter lid shaped like a hat. I believe my in-laws bought it for my late husband when they went to Europe in the mid-1970's. It's stamped W Germany on the bottom.
I was on my way back home (on an airport bus travelling at some 80km/hr) and was stunned by this view of the container terminal. Glad I've got a marvelous little photo-taking-machine by my side...
Kwai Chung, Hong Kong
PS. Do click the image to view large.
Another banger sunset from Hamburg, Germany...
I was able to capture the last light in this 4 min long exposure.
Just before the disruption I have mentioned here occurred, RFO's 193 742 passed by coming from the wrong side. The container shuttle may be from Duisburg Ruhrort Hafen (D) to Rotterdam Maasvlakte - which I have photographed a little over a year earlier with the same loco. Dordrecht, 03-05-2023.
This is part of the shopping area constructed in Springville, Utah from shipping containers.
For more of my creative projects, visit my short stories website: 500ironicstories.com
Contentores (Containers): www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E-tLhbjVcs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUvwqfb5wiE
“The cargo is ready and stored inside the containers. Goodbye my beloved ones, I’m departing to another world. It’s a choice, the past is left behind. (…)”
Second Life: Tierra de Fuego
Container 8x16 "Bar" with openable door and removable roof. Multifunctional bar with many opportunities to open and use it in every season.
More pictures in the ALBUM.