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The Central Valley of California is huge and has big farming. You can drive for many minutes along the same type of crop. I took this shot from a car driving 60 mph along the highway near Lemoore, California. This field is big & flat, and you can see a mirage at the end. Drip irrigation is used, which helps in reducing water usage - water is a very precious fluid in California. Monoculture makes sense economically, but wonder what impact it has on animals, insects and the use of pesticides.
I processed this single shot into an HDR photo, then reduced the color saturation to give it a pastel look.
HDR, 1 exposure, NEX-6, _DSC3055_hdr1def1b2
I was going to call this "Syphilitic Drip," but somehow, that seemed so crass.
Did you know there's something called "neurosyphilis?" I totally do not want that. I think you get that when you let a dirty hooker have sex with your mind. Or maybe you imagine having sex with a dirty hooker in your mind. And "dirty" isn't subjective -- I mean, actually filthy. Covered in garbage, say. A Fishwich wrapper in her hair, a brace of possums nesting between her bosoms, a fleet of crustaceans mining under her toenails for forgotten food. You know, that kind of "dirty."
Water-drip photography—too fun! I colored water in a bowl with food dye with a little milk added to make the water more opague. Then I varied drops of clear water, plain milk, or water dyed in a different color from the water in the bowl dripped with an eyedropper from different heights, which resulted in different heights of the splash. Then I played with various filters in post-processing for an extra dimension!
A cool rainy Lower Mainland day ... an opportunity to take a shot through the window from the comfort of the house ... a drip on my Mountain Ash tree.
After a day of torrential rain I feel the prompt for today is quite appropriate. A late afternoon walk gave me plenty of time to observe the drips forming and falling from the trees and to enjoy the feeling of them running down the back of my neck! Yes, that was sarcasm.
Faber Castell 1.4mm mechanical pencil
Pigma Micron 03
Seawhite A4 sketch book
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The hole for an umbrella in a table at the Eden Project.
Water-drip photography—too fun! I colored water in a bowl with food dye with a little milk added to make the water more opague. Then I varied drops of clear water, plain milk, or water dyed in a different color from the water in the bowl dripped with an eyedropper from different heights, which resulted in different heights of the splash.
Then I played with various filters in post-processing for an extra dimension!
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Our house is surrounded by scaffolding and ladders, in preparation for a new roof. The roofers are due to start next week and I only hope the rain and wind subside by then.
A change in perspective from the typical point of view... Place of 1000 Drips. Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Big Brother is Alive, Well, And Looking at you in Orwell's 2013. www.lucidcommunication.com/2013/06/20/we-know-what-your-s...
2010 - Day 69. Mar. 10, 2010.
Snowbanks continue to melt in my yard as we are still blessed with temperatures above freezing. Drip, drip, drip...music to my ears!