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For the MM theme of “in ice”, I have 16 subjects all told and a couple with a two orientations. Just told a bud that there will be major dithering in the next few hours!! I’ll try to leave a link to the album somewhere close by when I get the possibilities narrowed down a bit!
What looks like an ice cube is really a stalagmite formed by drops from a dripping hose.
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Reflections Stalagmite Ice-cube Melting Ice Birdbath Winter Morning Freeze "Ice Layer" Frozen SOOC
Part of the 52 Weeks of 2016
Week:29
Theme: Photo chain
Category: Creative
This week we had to create a photograph based on free association. The picture will be chained in a creative way to another picture in the group pool.
Using the rules for the chain, my photo had to be related to this image by Nikki Hudson:
I couldn't get to a bar to shoot an image, but I could set up some drinks in my garden.
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Happy Birthday Party
I've had this set a long time, but recently realized I never photographed it. It has a ton of pieces, I can't think of any other set with this many. None of the cake decorations attach to the cake, they just sit on top, & the ice cubes are one of my favorite Re-ment pieces.
today is StarWars day, so party like 1976, disco style!!!
this Tshirt was a birthday gift by the talented Alberto, he and his girlfriend gave it to me at my workshop last Sunday. So awesome that I just had to wear it on international StarWars Day ;-)
Here is a little abstract I shot over the weekend. This is a photo of a block of ice that was in my cooler I had forgotten about outside. When I dumped out the ice block I saw these bubbles and grabbed my camera before it thawed in the 10 degree weather.. LOL There was no focus stacking or exposure bracketing, just one shot. I decided against the stacking for two reasons, 1, it was freaking cold outside and 2, I liked the little bit that is out of focus.
31/366
I had grand plans for today's potd. I don't work Friday afternoons so I was all set to bust out all kinds of paraphernalia! However, life has a habit of chucking curve balls at you and I had to get myself back on track. Rocks reassembled I cracked on with a simple shot instead...
iPad and Spotify blasting out some Bicep, white screen, plastic ice cubes left lying around from last nights shot, wine glass, water and a polariser attached to the 105!
Explored 31.1.2020 :)
Unusual decor for a Quebec City exterior bar... bottles encased in huge ice-cubes
Décor inhabituel pour un bar extérieur de la ville de Québec... bouteilles encastrées dans des immences blocs de glace.
One Lencarta Superfast 600 behind a heavyweight Translum screen, wearing an Aputure Fresnel attachment to create a radial gradient. I use this rather than a grid as it allows me to control the fall-off for a given size of spot, plus, unlike a grid, which blocks and absorbs the light around the edge to create the fall off, a Fresnel lens focuses the light towards the centre - so you keep almost all of the light, just in a different pattern. This becomes important for motion freezing work like this as you need to keep the flash output low: these IGBT controlled lights reduce their output by shortening the duration of the flash. The SF600 is on 5.5 here - ie only half a stop above minimum power, so the flash duration will be in the 1/10000th of a second region.
i was up even earlier this morning than yesterday. definitely still on ireland time. i woke up at 5:45 because i was exhausted/in bed by 8pm last night. i can't wait to be on a regular (for me) sleep schedule again.
anyway me being up at such a ridiculous hour explains why i knocked out my 365 at 8am.
for this shot i started out dropping a euro into the water because it's pretty heavy but that didn't really work. then i tried my ring which was also a failure and decided ice cubes might be an idea. 45 tries later...........
this picture is so so so near sooc. i upped the contrast a teeeeny bit to bring out the drops in the air and then cropped a little to eliminate useless parts of the picture. so, here you are!
ps this is the only good shot i got (at least, as i had imagined it). the second i hit the button i knew it was the one. after this i started pouring the rest of the water that i brought outside into the glass and using my remote shot a few of the overflow. one of them is below. that one is unedited apart from a crop.
you know you have to View On Black
i'm not sure if i think this is too similar to this
explore! :) :)
Ice cubes and hot chrome,
melting into view,
Summer time fun,
looking for something to do.
Metallic metal and the
rumble of a fast car.
Windows down,
some ice in my Jar,
a little gas to takes us far.
Ice cubes and hot chrome,
melting into view,
Summer time fun,
looking for something to do.
Speeding along on life's highway.
Petal on the floor all the way
looking for a Heat wave release
Dreaming of catching an
Ice Maltese.
Ice cubes and hot chrome,
melting into view,
Summer time fun,
looking for something to do.
Photograph of Ice block in front of chrome and brown colors, mirrored. www.facebook.com/Aurorarose1stTheFacesofNature/#
This week's Macro Mondays theme is Hot or Cold ... I took an ice cube and placed it on a teaspoon and, as you can see I lit a match to cover both hot and cold ... here is the effect.
I like the silicone trays quite a bit, I bought the one they released last summer, and followed up with this one. The best is whenever I hurt myself (which, because I'm a fearless doofus is quite often) and my husband makes sure he fills up the ice pack with Hello kitty cubes to cheer me up (awwww).
If you say that something will happen when hell freezes over, you mean that it will never happen.
Macro Mondays
Hot or Cold