Abstract from a Norfolk beach taken in a VERY cold, grey and misty summer (but then, as I have been reminded, I like the cold. Just normally I'm prepared for it....).

Now that I'm back (on a *cool* day, as they say here), I agree - freezing was better than this ;-)

This blade survived the last lawn mowing of the year, so it had to be on Fence Friday.

A mature Great Egret in it's element, fishing from the shore of a Florida lake.

Pinhole in camera blend extract at Portencross.

Watercolour on stonehenge.

22"x18"

Gordon Setter

"Ooh, let's talk about chemistry

'Cause I'm dying to melt through

To the heart of her molecules

'Til the particles part like holy water

If anything

She's an undiscovered element

Either born in Hell or Heaven-sent

Either way I'm into it"

- Alkaline by Sleep Token

Photographed with the front element reversed. I've tried this before on Helios and Takumar lenses, but not with this particular lens. The images still need a lot of contrast and saturation boost to look like this - no other distortion filters were applied.

nikon d500

ELEMENT

Element number 83, scarse in nature and not so used but with the most magnificent crystals.

This is a gift from a friend.

Many people have tried to buy it but as it´s a valuable collection piece i think i´m not selling it =)

The first block for Earth is carved! (We're making a woodcut set of the Elements ~ Earth Water Fire Air)

Before carving: www.flickr.com/photos/tugboatprintshop/7884626890/in/phot...

Industry has always been one of my favourite subjects for photography. Inside Battersea Power Station control room B there are dials, gauges, levers and much more to keep me shooting away for hours. In fact I did 4 trips here in the space of a month. One of the more exciting trips this one :)

Canon AE-1 | expired Portra 160VC

The last of golden hour at Sutro Baths.

AKA: The first criminal aliases of Dr Alchemy

Wasn't sure how to make this guy but I had an epiphany about the Spider Man Homecoming Vulture and I think it works well for his mask. Also I dont have the parts to make a good Dr Alchemy so this was the closest I could get. Anyways, I hope you like the fig.

Nikon D7000

Pentax 645Z

BACKGROUND by Songbirdy Designs from Mischief Circus

CHARACTERS by Songbirdy Designs from Mischief Circus

CREATURE by me made with Daz Studio

SUN RAYS by itKuPiLLi Imagenarium from Mischief Circus

BOTTOM ELEMENT also by itKuPiLLi Imagenarium from Mischief Circus

Double-Crested Cormorant

Fifth Element is one of the movies I’ll watch over and over again.

I’ve been working on this taxi from the movie for quite a long time and finished it today. Difficulty in getting the right parts (and learning a few things about some popular Bricklink sellers), a mishap that caused me to order a new set of stickers, plus this is a fragile model and has come apart more than once. But it’s done and as soon as I find the minifigs I bought to go with it…

Plans and stickers by Brickmania

Parts from Bricklink

Minifigs from minifigs.me

Samuel and Harriet Matilda Tarwater Latham House. Five generations down the line, the folks descended from Sam and Aunt Mat are probably considered my "branch kin". The same branch passes by all of our houses.

Leica M2

35mm Summicron, 8-element replica (yellow filter)

Fomapan 100 in Clayton F76 (1:9 @ 68 deg for 7 min)

-- More then I realized, Canal Point has many lots where houses or businesses once stood. Hurricanes, fires, or general emptiness just took their toll. The lot lines of the county property map tells the story.

Après le feu et la pluie, la terre prend l'air...

A Tiger Swallowtail Swoons a Red Formosa Azalea

Strobist info: sb600 with shoot through umbrella above and behind the subject

element

Port de Larmor Baden dans le golfe du Morbihan.

Les jours se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas !

Orizzonti discontinui ed imperfetti (discontinuous and imperfect horizons)

Napoli 2008-Centro Direzionale Vedi Set Completo CentroDirezionaleNapoli