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… in slow motion.
An abstracted shot of Achillea ‘Cerise’, a garden hybrid from the genus Achillea commonly known as Yarrows, was imaged using Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) technique. Taken in the garden. Bath, BANES, England, UK
It's exactly a year today when we had to start working from home due to the impending impact of COVID. It's quite fitting that this week's theme is "Motion Blur" The past year has been a blur. We could however still focus on the good things. HMM!
A largely empty sky on a chilly April morning had just enough low horizon clouds to catch the early morning sun as it rose behind the South Pier
In August of 2019, two women tourists reported that they were snapping pictures one night near the Chicago riverfront when they were approached by a pair of alien-like creatures who emitted a strange glow and asked if they had any spare change. At the time, local authorities discounted the report, but a blurry, third-party photo that was purportedly taken just before the encounter has recently surfaced, lending an air of credibility to the story.
Smile On Saturday: "Nothing In Focus" theme
HSoS
This week's FlickrFriday theme and tag is: #MotionBlur
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Flou de mouvement
I never thought that this week theme (Motion blur) would be so hard.
I had many ideas, tried with many objects during the week, but had to return to my known fidge spinner, an object about which I have some control.
For many is only a toy, for other a way to relax. Mine is made of metal painted with raibow tones, and has 2 inches in size.
For: #Macro Mondays
Theme: #Motion blur
“Macro Mondays” theme today is: “Motion Blur”...
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Temperatura en movimiento
Para Macro Mondays: “Motion Blur”
Fujifilm XT1
Objetivo: Olympus E. Zuiko Auto-Macro 38mm f/3.5