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Für“Happy Macro Monday“ am 17.10.2022.
Thema:“HIGH KEY“.
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High key water soaked grasses in black & white for Crazy Tuesday theme of high key. Took pic right after I watered all the yard plants. HCT! :-)
Keys View offers a panoramic view over the Coachella Valley, unfortunatly it is usually dulled by smog from the Los Angeles area.
Joshua Tree National Park, California.
7DWF: Martes: Tema libre / Crazy Tuesday Theme: Keys.
Con estas llaves es posible abrir las puertas del tiempo, de otros tiempos pasados, de otros siglos, de otras gentes.
My first keys to freedom was to a 1947 Chevy. I bought it from the auto shop class for 150 dollars. it was rebuilt for drag racing. It still had the high ratio rear end but they had taken out the engine and put in an old clunker. It was always a good idea to take a few friends alone to push. The key fob is from a theme Park next state over. My Jeep seemed to have a key for everything. These keys were never used. Still have the knockouts for the key ring. The last key got plenty of use. It's to my XS 750 DOHC Yamaha motorcycle. Have a happy Macro Monday. the old photographer,;-)
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I decided to share this image for the upcoming #macromondays theme called #key
What you see is a chinese mini key to unlock an ancient and traditional Chinese lock. The lenght of the lock is 2,5 cm = 1"
A Chinese mini key typically refers to a small, traditional key used with vintage-style Chinese padlocks. These are common for decorative boxes, antique-style furniture, or small chests.
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"Let me glide noiselessly forth;
With the key of softness unlock the locks—with a whisper,
Set ope the doors, O Soul!"
~Walt Whitman
It's been a while since I posted a monochrome image so here is one of my favourite subjects in a high key format.
I had originally aimed to catch the Belhaven Bridge in bad weather with heavy skies and stormy waters but the forecast was so far off that I was met with sunbathers and the flattest seascape I think I've ever seen. Not a ripple!
Still, I alway say that you need to make the most of what is available so instead of mean and moody skies we have a bright light image of soft clouds and smooth milky water.
Taking this picture was a lot more complicated than I've expected, didn't think that ice is so milky and intransparent.
Here's an ice cube with a handcuff key in the sunlight.
Four keys I dug out of a keepsake box. Two of them are from my first car, a 1974 AMC Hornet. The other two opened a campus building and an office I once used in my undergraduate days; just never got around to returning them I guess.
Keys Ranch chicken house and enclosure included the rusted remains of an old car in which the chickens liked to nest. Keys Ranch, in Joshua Tree National Park, is accessible only by tours of 20 people. The ranch is considered a prime example of early European settler life in the desert.
Happy Fence Friday!
Applying rules set forth by Stephen Shore I stood there for quite a while structuring this seemingly simple scene.
Rule; utilize all the elements at your disposal when creating your picture.
Those arguably irritating electric wires define the space and add to the depth of this scene. Also they work so nicely with that furrow in the foreground.
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Roof shingle key/gage for measuring flat roof shingles and estimating the time left in their lifetime for the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Measuring and/or Measuring Instruments.
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A nice but brief close encounter with this Red Kite on Thursley last weekend. I thought that processing the image in high-key mono would work well I hope you agree.
Established in the early 11th CE, Key monastery (4,166 mts) is one of the most prominent Buddhist religious institutions in Himachal Pradesh. Over the years, the main structure suffered considerable damages on account of at least three wars and a devastating earthquake and except a few murals of ancient time and basic structural pattern, the monastery bears the evidences of restructuring and renovation in its architectural content.
Taken in Spiti valley, Himachal Pradesh, India
Key Falls is a 50 ft. high waterfall near Brevard, North Carolina. I visited it with a true waterfall enthusiast/photographer and friend, Reid. If you visit this one, do so ASAP after plentiful rainfall to catch it like this, full of water.