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Saturday Self Challenge: An unusual angle or point of view

 

The ceiling fan has been working overtime in the heat! I experimented by photographing it against our raked ceilings and using one of its lights as a star-burst.

Engine of an Airplain, Airport Hannover HAJ

A dusty plastic fan in a dirty window above a shop door.

 

Looks like a relic from the 70s or 80s to me.

Fan Bay (well the track just above Fan Bay).

I've looked through my snow bunting shots and this is the earliest I've seen/photographed them by several weeks. I've had a few mid October birds but most are November or later.

Fanal forest in Madeira

Railyard

Fort Erie, Ontario.

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bay tree forest in Madeira

 

Yn 568ex, one through octabox, second through medium soft box, both half power, triggered with yn622c-tx.

📍Fanal, Madeira.

Taken in the laurel forest "Fanal" at Madeira.

Aufgenommen im Lorbeerwald "Fanal" auf Madeira.

Study to isolate a building in a dense environment.

Étude sur l'isolement d'un bâtiment dans un environnement dense.

Marseille - Dock.

Playing with motion and the ceiling fan at the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company.

 

Lahaina, HI USA

Brecon Beacons peaks Pen y Fan and Corn Ddu viewed 12 miles away from a high vantage point on the A4233 above Aberdare,South Wales,UK.

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l'Éventail MAGIQUE.

Hot pink feathers, arranged as a fan. So softly tactile.

Do you think they ere plucked off a pink chicken? LOLOLOL

Have great time and thanx for everything, M, (*_*)

 

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foggy fairy tale forest in Madeira

 

lost in the foggy fairy tale forest

Thanks for all favs and comments

 

Or maybe it is a male Common Kingfisher preening.

 

The dark background is the water behind, which at certain times of day is particularly black / dark brown whilst the perch is brightly lit.

  

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