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Chicago's O'Hare, United Terminal.... enhanced with photoshop...
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There were just a few fireflies / lightning bugs at Fishing Creek last night. Very humid and misty and spooky after dark when I can't see anything but the lights of the fireflies.
This is a composite of exposures taken without moving the camera. The scene was exposed for 30 sec, F/8, ISO 640 and the fireflies were exposed about 150 times at F/2.8, 800 to 1600 ISO, 1 sec to 4 sec as it got darker. Most of the firefly frames were discarded because there were no flashes on them.
On an undulating boardwalk in Norfolk. This is not the sharpest image and is heavily cropped, but it was fantastic to watch.
It's dusk and almost high tide in Dunraven Bay, south Wales.
I couldn't help but name this image after the title of my favourite music album of the 1970's - 'Moving Waves' is by pioneering Dutch prog rock band, Focus.
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Flowers on the way up moving on up higher and higher.
Makes me think of this song
CURTIS MAYFIELD "Move on up" (1970)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kJKFdAaNuA
It has this summery feeling to it :-)
digital2017 (dabc)
(#2 in a series of 3)
Continuing the journey of exploring digital paint effects..
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Entered in the Kreative People's ~ Stairs, Ladders and Steps ~
Contest #58
(#1 in the series in 1st comment box)
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Vine Weevil (Orthorhinus klugi)
Another view of the Vine Weevil, showing a clearer view of its snout and antennae.
Rio Grande EMD SD40T-2 Nos. 5390, 5377 and 5401 power Union Pacific’s westbound LJP45 dirt train just east of Mounds, Utah, on the Sunnyside Branch on May 22, 2002.
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada -
I'm starting to repeat myself ... I can't resist the natural frame of a streetcar ... forgive me?
058, lead by SD70M - NS 2617, pulls a train of Case IH combines through MP PT 117 at Cove, PA.
The Norfolk Southern train was hustling his way through heavy rain only to catch a stop signal a few miles east at CP BANKS.
While at first glance this iceberg may appear to have broken off from the glacier in the background, it actually is one of the many remnants of the world's largest iceberg, A23a, moving on past the South Atlantic island of South Georgia and its stark wind swept mountains.
Number 4 in my Moving Water theme for this week. Jet Ski near in heavy seas near the Palace Pier, Brighton, East Sussex, UK in 2013.
Well, moving day is 6/28 - just 3 days away. [Almost] all of the Lego/toys are packed, along with the lights, backgrounds, props, etc., so it'll be awhile before I'm posting with any frequency again. [I do have access to some minifigs and props, so there'll probably be a shot now and again, before everything's been unpacked and rebuilt.] And I'll definitely still be checking out what everyone has been doing on here. Back soon!