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The sun sets over the South Fork of the St. Lucie River near Shepard's park in Stuart, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com.
I haven't been out and about today due to another, continual, rainy day!! I was playing around on my iPhone and grabbed this shot of four forks and then processed them on my Tangled FX App giving the photo a little abstract look ... I hope!!
Hoping "ACT" within abstract works okay!!
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Looking Close...on Friday - One Spoon One Fork
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The fork-tailed drongo is a common and widespread resident breeder in Africa south of the Sahara. These insect-eating birds are usually found in open forests or bush, and are tolerant of arid climates.
This is still one of my favorite people-photos. I don't know why, but it just makes me smile. I guess it's funny because she's a cute gal wearing a mask, holding two mobile phones, wearing a camera, and there is no place else for the fork to go but in her mouth.
- Trey Ratcliff
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sparked off by a discussion on the uses of wearing a webcam (and catcam) and the mention of "ambiguous forks in the trail" to avoid getting lost i suppose, but i was confused for half a second and thought it looked something like this.
A couple of forks from our "posh" set of cutlery resting on a glass paperweight.
There is a 'normal' fork and the tines of a carving fork.
I have used the in-camera processing to turn it to cyanotype.
Forks for Macro Mondays
I liked this picture since when you look at the cutlery, it looks shiny. Looking closer reveals it's flaws.
...here's one I prepared earlier! Alternate title "Ghost in the fork"
Kinda sad I don't have time to attack this theme properly -would of been ideal for the next installment of my classic movies scene series, which could of been "Gone with the fork"....
One more shot from my trip back in late June.
Sunset view from camp.
Middle Fork of the Cimarron River
San Juan Mountains
Colorado
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This afternoon I've been reading Cesariny, a surrealist poet. I like him a lot and laughed to death with some of his poems. Then I felt like trying some stupid things with my camera. The kitchen was my studio. This is not a surrealistic image, but I'm not an artist, sorry.
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o assassinos
Vendedor de sinos assados.
Litª - «EIS O TEMPO DOS ASSASSINOS», J. A. Rimbaud. No original: VOIS SI LE TEMPS (DES) DÉS A SA SANG (sua sangue). Trad.: Vê se o tempo dos dados conhece o seu próprio àssassinos. O àssassinos tipo Rimbaud lança a perturbação nos espíritos os mais variados, dando lugar a dísticos, sonetos e paráfrases de requintado travor.
(Mário Cesariny, "alguns mitos maiores alguns mitos menores propostos à circulação pelo autor", in Manual de Prestidigitação, Assírio e Alvim, 1980)
A black and white photo of two salad forks with the prongs intertwined laying side-by-side.
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