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Unclasping the first hook of a dress, brings the joys of unconfined delights that little bit closer.
Macro Mondays: Mediums
Watercolor crayons on a reflective folder.
100MM, window light.
So many creative and wonderful images for this theme! HMM everyone.
everyone wants this
everyone wants that
they're expecting me to
they all want something
no dissappointments
and i just can't keep up.
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Polaroid Week 2023 SS - Day 3 #2
This is Dan aka Polanthropy. For many years here in the UK, I've been wanting someone who knows how to fix classic folding cameras, and then along came Dan. We've become good friends since, and it's always great to find someone on the other side being so fanatical about what these classic folding cameras can achieve.
Here's my double exposure portrait of Dan, taking on a casual Polaroid walk recently.
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Early evening; a wild viburnum (I think) cluster just starting to bloom.
Location: A vacant lot in the Village of Huningue, Alsace FR.
In my album; Dan's Weed World.
September 13, 2011.
Thank you so much Emz and Rana for the testimonials :)
I think sometimes I get so caught up in that burning need to fulfill everyone's expectations, I forget that something called simplicity still exists.
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The BNSF L-HLA680 (South Local) flying through Palmetto with a pair of road units rather than the usual SD40's.
This was the first morning I was able to test out my new Mirrorless Canon R5. I hadn't planned on upgrading this soon but after losing all my gear due to some car thieves, now was the time. I opted to try out the RF 100-400 lens due to it's price point. With that in mind and its smaller size compared to Canon's bigger RF 100-500 and my old Sigma 100-400, I was skeptical on how it would perform. To my surprise it has been exceeding my expectations in terms of sharpness. Still have more testing to do but it might be a keeper.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I spotted this girl with the 'unrealistic' woman on her mobile phone case and a magical juxtaposition - sadly my juxtaposition vanished and hid behind my subject. I still like the shot and the beauty of street shooting is that so much of it is outside of your control. Enjoy!
Fabulous baroque town right in front of your eyes, a meeting point of Inn and Danube, two might rivers. It is as beautiful as can be. Spiced by several artists working right in their galleries and, of course, the absolutely stunning glass museum.
yes it's a clichee and you have problably seen this shot a million times before. still i felt like making and uploading the shot because i took this shot as it should be done:
i was laying in the sun, in the grass and i made this shot.
They will see us waving from such great
Heights,
"come down now", they'll say
But everything looks perfect from far away
"come down now", but we'll stay...
They will see us waving from such great
Heights,
"come down now", (come down now)
They will see us waving from such great
Heights,
"come down now", (come down now)
such great hights - postal service
this one made explore!! best position: 17
thank you all for your wonderful comments and faves!!!!
It appears that one of my seahorses is expecting - you can see his (yes "his" - its a seahorse thing) baby bulge..
Remember, our conduct is influenced not by our experience but by our expectations.
George Bernard Shaw
2nd light with the Canon Ra; First light with the IDAS NB2 Canon Drop-in filter from Hutech.
30x240" with filter (Bortle 9)
15x180" without (Bortle 6)
Both the camera and this filter exceeded my expectations.
Clear skies!
On the sidelines at the bumper cars during an Autumn community festival.
Sorga, Italy. September 2015. (c)Mike Brebner. All rights reserved. Blog: www.brebnertravels.wordpress.com
SCUBA diving is sensual. To breathe underwater is one of the most fascinating and peculiar sensations imaginable. Breathing becomes a rhythmic melody of inhalations and exhalations. The cracks and pops of fish and crustaceans harmonize with the rhythmic chiming of the bubbles as you exhale. Soon, lungs act as bellows, controlling your buoyancy as you achieve weightlessness. And, as in your dreams, you are flying. Combine these otherworldly stimuli and you surrender completely to the sanctuary of the underwater world.
TEC CLARK, forward, Karen Berger's Scuba Diving