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Got the wife to take this one on this mornings bike ride. Altered it with an app called Prisma. Great app that changes your photo to look like old paintings. This one was called 'dreams'.
I stopped by Wright-Locke Farm at dusk tonight, despite the clouds. I hadn't taken any photos for a week, and it felt great to hold my camera again.
lucky 13 is a funky camel.... (day 13 - 2010-01-13)
bokeh provided by a bunch of xmas lights that I took out of the box again... don't tell
this made #84 in Explore, thanks all!
At sunset...I am not in a mood for reality today...too much reality in life sometimes so I thought I would change it up a bit...The sunset was like this - no change there- but the processing...a little something funky...Sometimes life is just like that...funky.
look at me on black...just click.
Photographed this scene at the Towles Court Art Center and community area in downtown Sarasota, FL. The area was built in the 1920s and is a great neighborhood with funky cottages and delightful homes. I love the vibrant colors of the area.
In funky, funky Plainfield
You got me feeling alright
In funky, funky Plainfield
Oooh,It's over and outta sight...
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Former filling station at Plainfield Crossroads swapped the fuel for vehicles for fuel of the body...
Fantastic burgers...
quick jammie with the man Aple76 and Wok and Slider from Germany. Bringin back the 90's lower case E's, philly style...
I was inspired for this design by a christmas card. Trees out of modelling fondant, on my blog are some pictures, how I made them.
Little snail, pootling along on a grey background. Needed some 'pizazz'
Cue lights and funky music!
Well OK, you'll have to imagine the music :)
This image was created from my own photograph, using Fractalius plug-in in Paintshop Pro.
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It was about -6C, towards the end of our first heavy snow storm of the winter, I went out and collected flakes using a variety of gloves and tuques for them to land on. I then brought the tuques/gloves under cover to photograph the snowflakes.
Although this is a single very tiny "block" of ice, it's actually made up of *four* snowflakes, or parts thereof. Three of them should be fairly obvious - the main, larger one, and the two smaller ones to the left of the frame. But there's also a piece of ice sticking out in a perpendicular fashion at the center of the main flake. (See the notes on this photo.) It's almost impossible to see the piece "sticking out" because the focus stacking has put everything in focus and the piece in the foreground just blends into the background unless you know what to look for. To allow you to see it, I am uploading a second photo - a single frame from this focus stack. Go have a look! :)
Pentax-M 135mm F/3.5 plus coupled reversed Sigma 24-70mm F/3.5-5.6 zoom, with off-camera diffused Godox AD180 flash. I believe this was with the zoom around 30mm, so roughly 4.5:1, plus a fairly heavy crop. Frame should be a tad under 4mm wide. 11-frame handheld focus stack.
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