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When out along the canal again. It was starting to rain so didn't have a huge amount of time to get any shots and in the end this was the only one that had any kind of merit.

Mornings are my favourite time of day and breakfast is my favourite meal. The last part is kind if ironic since I did not eat breakfast as an adult until I was in my late 20's.

 

What is your favourite time and meal of the day?

I love the colours pink and green with lovely depth of field.

 

thanks for every one for views, faves, and comments.

Shot on location as part of the photowalk series in Bildstein, Austria.

 

Filter: HB UV-Sky + (21)

Film: Kodak TMax 400

Developer: Kodak TMax 5m17s @ 21ºC

Stop: Ilford Ilfostop

Fixer: Ilford Rapid Fixer 1+4

Wetting Agent: Ilfotol

Processor: JOBO CPE2

Tank: JOBO 2520, JOBO 2502

Getting bored of using the same old backgrounds for shots so I tried using directional depth blur and some grain

 

Can safely say that my shots will be more like this moving forward

 

(Tools used)

 

- Otis Tools

 

- PMU

 

- AMM

 

- Reshade

 

- Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop

 

- Cyberlit

 

It's my mother's birthday today (21.07.), and since she is on Flickr, too (magritknapp), I thought I'd upload a beautiful rose for her ;-)

 

And wishing a Happy Birthday to everyone else here on Flickr whose birthday is on 21st of July, too ;-)

 

Heute hat meine Mutter Geburtstag (21.07.), und weil sie auch bei Flickr ist (magritknapp), dachte ich mir, dass ich diese hübsche Rose für sie hochlade ;-)

 

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag, liebe Mama!

 

Außerdem möchte ich auch allen anderen Leuten hier auf Flickr, die auch am 21.07. Geburtstag haben, alles Gute wünschen ;-)

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A6000 + SEL1670Z

Playing with the depth of field, bokeh and texture in the gloomy Saturday morning under my favorite kitchen window light.

 

My wife made me pancakes as breakfast and I would make full use of the eggs before they are eaten!

 

Happy weekend!

Ullswater, Cumbria, England

I took the portrait of Bastien 4 month ago. And then ? Nothing. Empty outing, lack of motivation and I took 3 weeks of holidays ! I don’t even remember the denying people I met before.

 

Then I crossed the path of Axelle. I asked her because I liked her eyes and her silhouette. She was a bit surprised and asked why I was doing this. She liked the picture and she accepted to be part of my chain.

 

Axelle is student in management (1st year). Her goal is to become manager in a clothe shop. She’s was almost in holidays. Yes almost because she was working in a restaurant if I remember well. It’s a boring job, especially for the schedules, but she earns money !

 

Thank you and good luck Axelle !

 

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This picture could have been the #109 in my 100 strangers project ! Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the. Find out more photo of strangers on the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page

Explore, May 22/08.

This is my neighbour's grass and unfortunately it got cut yesterday. Which meant hours of listening to a weed whacker...not my favorite sound in the world.

Door-step safety treads

D300+ 58mm F/1.4 - Manual Focus

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This little pond is one of my favorite spots to go for relaxation and reflection. It is quite secluded and happens to be home to a lot of very large bluegill.

mamiya 645 pro with 45mm sekor c 2.8

ilford fp4

Another image from the 'Hamburg series' - Something very different from my usual landscape photography, and something I really enjoy shooting when given the chance...

 

A trip to Hamburg had been on my 'to do' list for a long time and I also said I would meet up with local photographer Andreas Mundt when I decided to come over.

 

I ended up visiting for 3 days and Andreas kindly showed me around a lot of the places, it was amazing how much we managed to do in such a relatively short time, I must thank him for he impeccable local knowledge and taking the time out to come out shooting with me it was a pleasure! There will be quite a few of these types of images going up onto Flickr and the also onto my website which I'll be updating in the next few days with the Architechtural images from the trip.

 

There is no way I would have found half of these locations and be able to ask permission to get into them so again a huge thanks to Andreas, a link to his excellent stream can be found here -

 

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Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

A minimal shot in a square composition from 2016 taken with an Olympus E-PM-1 and Sigma 135-400mm APO DG mounted on a Cullman Magnesit X400 tripod.

Fisker Karma - Downtown Chicago, IL

c.1981 manual Nikkor 135mm f/2.8 at 4, handheld, distance approx. 1.5m.

As taken raw file , no adjustments.

 

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One of 70+ images created by photographer Chuck Bradley during his Artist in Residence project at the Bradman Museum in Bowral.

 

Last posting from Head On Photo Festival .

 

Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)

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Canon AE-1, 50mm f/1.8, Kodak Ektar 100.

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