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This spider was dangerously exposed to gusts of wind

Leica M2

Leica Summicron 35mm f/2 IV "King of Bokeh"

Ilford FP4+

Rodinal 1+25

9 min 20°C

Scan from negative film

after i rewound the film, it accidentally slipped a little, thus the light flares around the sides of the photo...

 

Lomography CN400 120

It's like we were transported back to the 80's.

Meeting the lovely ladies of Exposé. Don't you wish it was still 1989?

my current windows

11/365 (42)

 

Not sure what I was expecting to get when I took this, but probably not this. It's what happens when you've been photographing something dark on a dark background and forget to change your camera settings when you swap to something light on a light background. So this is a mistake, but slightly more interesting than anything else I took a picture of this morning!

The last set... slight wardrobe change.

1990 Grammy Awards

 

From Left to Right: Jeanette Jurado, Ann Curless and Gioia Bruno

 

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Scanned from the original 35MM film negative.

Expose at work - makes swapping between apps so easy. Already a massive time saver compared to working in Windows.

View On Black

This is on the Waterloo Bridge. I decided to take advantage of the wonderful skys we were having in the evenings in London.

They alternated lead vocals.

These two Cattle Egrets have to find a bigger home as they seem to be a bit crowded. The one's left wing is open to expose the beautiful colors inside. Like a beautiful Angel ready to take flight. The other one probably caring for the hatchlings as its nesting season. This and the other water bird photos were taken last week when I flew down to Delray Beach to see my Dad, my son and my brother and his two boys for a while. My Dad and I slipped over to Wakodahatchee Wetlands a couple times. Love that place.

Thanks Vicki Diane!

The signal gantry, rails and overhead wires all blurred by exposing for 2.5 sec, at f22 using the train as a tripod. Treated in Picnik using Lomo -ish effect.

Pagani Huayra - Carmel-by-the-sea, CA

A long exposure shot taken at Thurlestone of the exposed rocks with the tide heading out. I used a 10 Stop ND filter with a 1 minute shutter speed finished off with Nik Software plugs in and Lightroom.

 

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A creation I did for the ball & chain

Canon AE-1P, Superia 800

 

Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Forest Glen Seminary, Maryland

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

ANRKY Wheels

Lamborghini Aventador SVJ

X|Series 3 piece

Model: S3-X3

21x9.5

22x13

Brushed Clear Center

Brushed Clear Outer

Brushed Clear Inner

Exposed Hardware

Centerlock option

Shop: Wheels Boutique

I love doing long exposures, particularly living near water. BUT, I do find myself always going for the really long exposure (10 sec +) and I really haven't experimented much with the 1-3 second range. I set out today with my polarizer and grad filter to work in that range. I got two shots I really like, this is one of them. I like how much more movement is portrayed by this little bit shorter exposure time, can make for some surreal type shots.

 

Taken at Holland Point, Victoria BC

You'll have to look at the rest to understand this one

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