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The button of a pair of Levis, taken with my macro lens and the Raynox lens.
This is not even 1 inch , 2cm.
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A large cluster of Oxeye Daisy's reaching for sunny(ish) skies. Taken using a technique called Dutch Angle.
Today while having lunch (work) I saw these....WHOA.
I shot this way. Shot for "Smile on Saturday"
Theme: Dutch Angle
I originally shot this against white along with a few other subjects. While folding the stuff away I thought that a darker colour might really make Snoopy and Woodstock pop.
I was quite happy that I gave it a go.
Happy Macro Mondays
...but I've thought about it.
Captured for Our Daily Challenge: Never Have I Ever...
And for Sliders Sunday. HSS everybody!
Edited using Deep Dream Generator.
A necklace made from leather strings adored with some beads and small ornaments - makes it a perfect accessory for jeans and t-shirt. A gift from my sister.
Eine Halskette aus Lederschnüren mit einigen Perlen und kleinen Ornamenten macht es zu einem perfekten Accessoire für Jeans und T-Shirts. Ein Geschenk meiner Schwester.
Dutch angle
Het was een keuze welke ik zou plaatsen in One Smile on Saturday. Maar deze mag er ook zijn
So I go to Laurannae Baking Co. for a pixel worthy cup of Latte, the woman fixing it was rookie, first day so the design did not take in the cream, the drink was still great so I chose to get the last quarter of the mug to show how great it was.
That is Worthing, Sussex, UK, and its Pier in the top right hand corner.
Thanks for visiting.
Take care out there....
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from June 2019.
Tomorrow's Saturday so I wish you all a fantastic weekend of photography. Stay safe and keep the shutters clicking away. Enjoy!
miniature mask and cut crystal, 1-1/2 inch wide frame. mask is upside down, frame set Dutch Angle for Macro Mondays theme.
Smile on Saturday theme is Dutch Angle. This is my interpretation on the theme. Deer grazing at Myakka River State Park. We almost missed this scene of several deer grazing on this freshly mowed patch of grass in the pretty evening light.
Happy Friday and Smile on Saturday!
Il faut parfois se mettre de travers pour avoir la vue sur Moorea depuis Tahiti. Heureusement que les Cocotiers, le lagon et la plage sont toujours présents. #SmileOnSaturday #DutchAngle
#sliderssunday
Laowa C-Dreamer 7.5 F/2
This is the follow-up to my previous photo, the promised glance into the "Beehive". The Reichstag dome isn't at all easy to photograph from the inside. A wide angle lens is strongly recommended, and this was the very first time I was able to use the Laowa C-Dreamer 7.5 F/2 ultra wide-angle lens there. On that day the dome was also very well-patronised, if not to say crowded, which made it even more difficult to photograph. A few things I tried there simply didn't work out because there were always at least one or more persons too close to me which didn't exactly help with the composition, to say the least, and which also looked downright distracting in the photo ;-) The good thing is that I can re-visit this place as often as I wish, and I'm sure that one day I will find an emptier beehive ;-) At the moment the Reichstag roof-top terrace and the dome are still closed for public due to the Corona situation. I've read on the Bundestag website that the roof-top terrace and the restaurant will re-open in early July, and I hope that the dome will follow soon.
The atmosphere inside the beehive is usually very light and airy, even on a rainy day (and then it can also quickly get freezing cold inside, because the dome's top is open which also means that when you've climbed right to the top it will be wet and windy there on such a day). On the right you can see the cone which isn't just an architectural or design element. The cone is cased with 360 movable mirrors and serves as a "light deflecting element (...) which directs diffuse daylight into the plenary hall ten metres below. In addition, the light deflection element ensures that used air is removed from the plenary hall. It makes use of the thermal lift and directs the air upwards via an exhaust nozzle. This air then escapes through a 10-metre wide central opening at the top of the dome." (quote taken from the Bundestag website, bundestag.de).
The cone and its reverse, double-helix-like designed ramps (one is meant for walking up, the other, you've guessed it, for walking down inside the dome) have always reminded me of a whirlwind, albeit a "calm" and benign one. The Raw file was a little on the darker side, so I used several sliders in several editing programs to retrieve that airy, kind of "floaty" atmosphere. I've also slightly blurred the faces of the people standing closest to the cone to avoid recognition.
Happy Sliders Sunday, Everyone, stay safe and healthy, dear Flickr friends!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from April 2019. Enjoy!