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The well known Scalaber Falls in the Yorkshire Dales. I went for a close crop on this one and a mono conversion.
Another picture from my recent drip sequence.
This is water dripping from my kitchen tap or faucet. The camera was on a tripod and the lighting was wireless flash from both sides using the on-camera flash as a commander. I put a landscape photograph behind and the blue is from the sky. Quite difficult to get the shutter timing right, but it improves with practice.
Our apartment windows are thin, and they get frosty very easily. The cats think it's pretty awesome.
P.S. Sorry about all the kitteh photos. They're about the only thing I manage to take photos of lately.
Took my macro lens this morning on Ruby's walk and so a trio of images some joggers and a couple of water droplets.
Day 3
I hit 20,000 views yesterday! Thanks all. That's a heck of a lot of people.
When I was in New York, I bought a dedicated macro ring-flash from the B&H Photo store in the city. This and the shot before this are my first experiments with it.
So far I'm liking it.
As far as the timing goes, I think I'm going to go with what a few people said. Chronologically, I might be a day behind, but since it's my 366 project, I should upload according to my time-zone. I guess we'll see how it works out.
Looks best on white I think, makes the red color more vibrant.
Bricks & Drips, Hafen Dortmund, 2017
Neben vielen anderen Graffitis findet sich im Dortmunder Hafenviertel auch dieses, das der in diesem Haus untergebrachten Firma als Werbetafel dient - dennoch schön anzusehen.
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In addition to many other graffiti, the Dortmund harbor district also contains this one, which serves as a billboard for the company housed in this house - but it's still nice to look at.
Telephoto shot of the kitchen sink
2016 PHOTOCHALLENGE WEEK 4: FREEZE MOTION
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Rain Rain Rain... Here in California we can't complain about rain. We need it!
Shot for 52 weeks of 2019 theme "Prime Time" (shoot with a prime lens). I pulled out my 85 mm prime and used a shallow depth of field to emphasize the drop!
In April 2015 I visited a good friend in Australia. We went on a three-week-trip along the east coast together. Here are some of the pictures I took.
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