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One of the requests I get from time to time is to make a triptych of house numbers I have found on my many urban walks. They are usually a combo of numbers to celebrate a special date like a wedding. Initially, I thought it would be easy to make a portfolio of numbers because I only needed to go up to 31. The triptych for today would read 26 3 22. However, once I began paying attention to house numbers, I realized there were very few house/building numbers under 100! Charlottetown, PEI still has several homes in their downtown core with the low house numbers and their numbers often have that Maritime charisma. Then there is the old city of Quebec that has several house numbers with 1/2. I posted this one for the theme “Numbers” to make you Smile on Saturday!
This Week`s Challenge called "numbers" for the Macro Monday. That`s the first try - quick and dirty.
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Macro Mondays - Radiant
Happy Macro Monday everyone.
This clock is on my cooker, and the numbers are slightly over 1cm high and from the edge of the 1 to the outer edge of the 4 is about 3cm.
On this weeks theme numbers @ Fotosöndag:
....up on a hill, at the end of the road, behind a crocked sign, you'll find Smörgatan
Another slide restoration, I'd guess from the 1980s, location unknown.
Usually when I restore slides they are really dark to look at, but this was the opposite and I thought it might be blank. I've managed to pull a fair bit of detail back.
The red & cream RT to the left was bought new by St Helens Corporation who bought 40. They were the only operator aside from London Transport who bought them. By comparison, London Transport bought 6956 in various forms. After service in London, they went everywhere across the globe.
One of a set of images produced with the assistance of math functions (not AI) where the numbers are part of a mutation of the base image into an unexpected result.
A pretty dabbling duck, Teal gather in large numbers in winter on flooded gravel pits, reservoirs and floodplain meadows. Many of these birds are migrants from the cold climes of the Baltic and Siberia. In summer, teal breed in small numbers in the UK, mostly in the north.
Melton CP, Leicestershire
Leica M3 DS (1957), Summicron 35/f2, f/8, Fuji Provia 100F 35mm positive (Slide), Voigtlander VCII meter, sky at +2
Hello there,
This week's challenge for Macro Mondays was "Numbers and Letters." I used one of my extension tubes as my subject. Happy Macro Mondays! HMM!
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