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Happy Caturday! she's really pretty in lightbox. www.flickr.com/photos/itucker/51876380763/in/photostream/...
emma, 5 years old, our rescue cat, cary, north carolina
Scorcio estivo del Lago di Como, detto anche Lario (in lombardo Lagh de Comm AFI: [ˈlɑːk de ˈkɔm]), è un lago italiano naturale prealpino di origine fluvioglaciale ricadente nei territori appartenenti alle province di Como e di Lecco, i cui capoluoghi sorgono nelle due estremità meridionali dei rispettivi rami, composto da tre differenti comparti, popolarmente definiti rami: il bacino di Como e quello di Lecco, pressoché simmetrici, e il bacino di Colico più ampio situato a nord.
Posto a circa 50 km a nord di Milano, è il lago più profondo d'Italia, quello con maggiore estensione perimetrale e il terzo per superficie e volume. Le cave di marmo presenti nei dintorni del lago sono state essenziali per quanto riguarda la tradizione lombarda di scultori, scalpellini e architetti, «incrementata dalla lunga e impegnativa fabbrica del Duomo di Milano».
Nel 2014 venne definito come il lago più bello del mondo dal quotidiano online The Huffington Post, per il suo microclima e per il suo ambiente costellato da ville e villaggi di prestigio.
tratto da Wikipedia
Sullo sfondo a sinistra si può ammirare Villa Gerli la villa disegnata in stile neoclassico, consta di un corpo centrale circondato da due ali che si sviluppano in direzione del grande parco all'inglese, disegnato dal Balzaretto in luogo del precedente giardino all'italiana. Abilissimo nel creare scenografici scorci panoramici, l'architetto vi aprì una serie di prospettive "a cannocchiale" sullo sfondo di una vegetazione arborea particolarmente spontanea in mezzo alla quale spiccano le più svariate specie botaniche. In fondo al parco si segnala il mausoleo neogotico progettato da Carlo Maciachini per Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli a fine Ottocento. All'interno del parco sorge la bella chiesetta romanica di Santa Maria di Loppia, un tempo connessa ad un piccolo chiostro che andò distrutto quando fu aperto il grande viale dei cipressi che attraversa il promontorio bellagino da Villa Giulia fino a Loppia.
tratto da Lombardia beni culturali schede
Guardando la foto ingrandita potete riconoscere la sagoma di
Villa del Balbianello sullo sfondo a destra, osservandone i contorni in direzione della sorgente luminosa.
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Nikon D60, Nikkor 55mm, f/9, 1/40 sec, ISO 100
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I've been watching some tutorials by Harold Davis this weekend - trying to get my head around his techniques for lightbox floral photography. I have a long way to go, lol!
Thank you in advance for your views, comments, and faves. They are much appreciated!
Playing with my food again on the lightbox. Shining light through the slices really shows it off in a different way. Are you looking at things differently? It makes life a little more intersting.
Door de zaadjes op de lichtbak te leggen zie je nog meer structuren van de natuur.
By placing the seeds on the light box you can see even more structures of nature.
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Today's Macro Monday's theme is 'The Odd One' so thought it easier to kill two birds with one stone and submit this as my Photo a Day.
These are pin tacks or push pins placed inside a Lightbox HMM!
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Strathcona Provincial Park is an extraordinarily beautiful and very large park in the middle of Vancouver Island. It is British Columbia's oldest Provincial Park. Though we encountered considerable cloudiness during this trip, we still were breathtaken by the many extraordinary and rugged mountains that came into our view. The park is relatively close to the city of Campbell River.
Despite the cloudy weather, we fell in love with Strathcona Provincial Park, reachable from Victoria by Highway 19 to Campbell River and Highway 29 westward toward Gold River.
Here is a video of a daytrip to Strathcona taken by Love Your RV.
From our 2019 Vancouver Island trip album.
Our Strathcona pictures are also available in our Strathcona album.
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This is a true reflection done in the light box. As you can see I have lots to learn but I will work to perfect it
122 in 2022
#62 - Lollipop or Lollipop Shape
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Sliders Sunday
Rex is visiting the Dinosaur Museum and he's admiring a painting of one of his relatives Great Uncle Jerry from the Jurassic Era!
I'm just wondering WHO painted it!
This is a Photoshop 2021 creation. Happy Sliders Sunday!!!
Brussels, Belgium, 2024.
The archangel St. Michael killing the dragon - funny how martial the mythology of an institution can be that claims to stand for peace.
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There's more on www.chm-photography.com.
Enjoy!
JN Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
Sanibel Island, Florida
USA
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The anhinga (Anhinga anhinga), sometimes called snakebird, darter, American darter, or water turkey, is a water bird of the warmer parts of the Americas. The word anhinga comes from the Brazilian Tupi language and means devil bird or snake bird. The origin of the name snakebird is apparent when swimming: only the colored neck appears above water so the bird looks like a snake ready to strike. They do not have external nares (nostrils) and breathe solely through their epiglottis.
The anhinga is placed in the darter family, Anhingidae, and is closely related to Indian (Anhinga melanogaster), African (Anhinga rufa), and Australian (Anhinga novaehollandiae) darters. Like other darters, the anhinga hunts by spearing fish and other small prey using its sharp, slender beak.
Anhinga species are found all over the world in warm shallow waters. The American anhinga has been subdivided into two subspecies, A. a. anhinga and A. a. leucogaster, based on their location. A. a. anhinga can be found mainly east of the Andes in South America and also the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. A. a. leucogaster can be found in the southern United States, Mexico, Cuba, and Grenada.
Only birds that live in the extreme north and south of their range migrate and do so based on temperature and available sunlight. Anhingas will migrate towards the equator during winter but this range is "determined by the amount of sunshine to warm the chilled birds". - Wikipedia
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Explore #1 - Highest Position, October 3rd. Thanks everyone!
Earlier this week, the central California coast was blessed with its first real sunset since the summer marine layer began way back in May. That light caused a furor around the Bay Area, with lots of photogs hoping that the winter sunset season had begun.
So it came as no surprise when this past week I received a flurry of text messages asking how the evening clouds looked here at the coast in Santa Cruz. But sadly, the entire week was crystal-clear and cloudless. Until Friday night that is. A few clouds started to build, but nothing to get too exited about. Nevertheless, I knew there were some keen shooters out there, so I got in touch with Jave and David, and talked about the clouds a bit.
Both guys decided to roll on out to the coast to shoot Natural Bridges even if it meant shooting in less than spectacular conditions. As we got to the beach however, it became apparent that the sky was going to BLOW UP (to use the appropriately Jave vernacular). When the color did arrive, it was so full and beautiful that it caused us to lose all rationality and run around like chickens, scratching in the sand and shooting shooting shooting.
Afterward we kept talking about how it was the best light we've ever seen at NB (either in person or in photos). Simply amazing.
~Josh
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Tech Notes
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Nikon D300s
ISO100
F/8
0.62 sec
12 mm
Lee 3-stop soft GND Filter, handheld at a slight angle to darken the hot horizon on the right
Post-Processing
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In Raw Converter:
- Dropped my exposure by about 0.4 stops to make the colors richer
- Global contrast for added pop
- Local contrast adjustments to water streaks to add definition
In Photoshop:
- Noise reduction via Neat Image
- Selective Sharpening of arch
- Slight brightness and contrast boost to foreground
- Slight brightness and contrast boost to bridge to enhance the light there
- Luminosity mask on bright brights with darkening curves layers to improve color near the horizon on the right hand side
Thought Process: done with notes on the Image, a la Patrick Smith
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Plastic, leaf-shaped herb stripper in a light box. Frame is about 1.75" across.
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