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...flowers found in my front yard possibly planted last year by the previous tenant:) Again, I have no idea what they are and if they are flowers or weeds, but I don't care because they are pretty. I do not know if these will survive tonights cold weather - it may get down to the low to mid 30's! The blooms are about the size of a dime and the buds are really really tiny. click here for large To get an image like this I usually just rock back and forth just a little to focus, bring my arms in real tight and hold my breath! I can't use a tripod with my macro attachment when the flowers are less then 12" from the ground.
We are actually under a "frost warning". This morning is snowed several inches not to far from where I live and there were several accidents the opposite direction of peoples cars sliding down the hills due to ice early in the morning. It is May isn't it?
Delicate like words
Delicate how time
So delicately runs
Then delicately dies
Delicate how eyes
So delicately breathe
Delicate like you my dear
Delicate like me my love
Delicate like you and
Delicate like me and
Delicate like
Delicate like you and me ...
ODC2 - Delicate
01/10/13
Few things are as delicate as a feather.
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Kodak Portra VC ISO-160 (expired July-2007)
EF 35mm f/1.4L USM
Arches National Park
Moab, Utah
December 2015
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Each year I find I forget how small and delicate these damselflies actually are! This image was composed to act as a reminder. They will soon be back with us... :-)
Madeleine Oakley Eyelash shoot, shot with Canon EOS 1100d
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All those delicate hues from salmon pink to pale blue, perfectly preserved. And nothing blown out or drowned out. That's film.
Camera: Olympus Pen-FV
Lens: Olympus G Zuiko Auto-S 1:1,4 f=40mm
Film: Kodak Portra 400 professional grade colour negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
A small shroom in a garden. My camera was wearing its zoo lens (18-300 mm) at the time, but it seemed to do well.
From last year's trip.
Prise le printemps passé.
Canon 5dII
70-200 @ 160mm + polarizer
f/8.0, 1/320, iso 200
Explore no352 on Thursday, June 2, 2011
Delicate Arch at Arches National Park in Utah. Used a 4x5 View Camera with a Star Filter. This picture was taken several years ago, don't remember the specific film used.