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A single white crocus growing from the dark earth, lit up by the sun, the shadow of its stamen can be seen through petals. Buttercup leaves are in focus in the opposite corner of the image.
Getting down low in the dew of the morning really gets the bokeh popping! This was shot wide open at f0.95. There’s a bit of chromatic aberration but that’s expected when shooting almost directly towards the sun. If I stopped down to f1.2 or f1.4 it almost disappeared entirely - but I also lost the smoothness of the bokeh as it started to take the shape of the aperture opening.
Gazing into the distance, his extremities resting on the balustrade of his flower pulpit, he stands there, the Lord of the Bees ..
Well, at least in my imagination ^^
sadly, the flowers have ended, but the leaves still look beautiful, so I think it will make it through the winter indoors.
I’ve had a terrible ailment that I would not wish upon my worst enemy… finally getting over the worst pain of it today. I laid out on our trampoline in the backyard this morning and captured this beauty! In Arizona October showers bring in November flowers and other spontaneous growth. We basically have two springs.
This ain’t the Cooke Kinic… but it’s another favorite of mine, the Jupiter 37a 135mm f3.5. I just forget to change in camera and I swap lenses all the time…
Anyhow, hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Flight Line - Small Heron - Manual Focus -- Pentax K 3 + Pentax DA*smc 300mm f/4 ED IF SDM + TC KAF 1.5X SHQ --
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Fujifilm X-T30 + Lensbaby Trio 28 (sweet)
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Gone down the Rabbit hole again. This is what happens when I get a couple days off from work. It might be the result of growing up with a spirograph but most likely it's smoke inhalation. An image of smoke mirrored and flipped 3 times.
I find it difficult to discern size when all is submerged but their eyes and snout tip. Of note however is the smaller ones swim away.
This was brought to my attention by one of frighteningly large proportions. Upon my arrival it promptly ended it’s leisurely sunning activities and lunged into the water. However, instead of quickly swimming away like I had previously been accustomed those barely visible eyes and snout tip started to float slowly towards me.
The one in this photograph was simply large…