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A guard dog takes some time out as his owner pops into a cafe for some refreshment - Woodstock Cape Town.
I am interested in experimenting (or getting addicted maybe) to this out of focus photography. It is obviously a bit difficult to not go into the abstract, as I have done here I think. However it is a start and it is also something which appeals to the shaky hands as we get older haha :-). This is actually the corner of our patio, I think the light coming through the boards plays an important part so here we are: photo number 1.
It was so nice to visit Lila again. She's always so sweet, and it was fun going out to meet up with her group of friends.
For Monday's Photo Challenge, anything goes. This is the last in the Baker Hotel series. Who knows what mysteries might still be found in this haunted hotel located in Mineral Wells, TX. To see more of the Photo Challenges and Thursday Retreads, check out this link...
Seen in the Wrexham depot of Arriva Cyrmu are V34ENC (2560) a Ikarus bodied DAF SB220 and V644DVU (7644) a Marshall Capital bodied Dennis Dart, awaiting to depart on their last trip.
26th July 2014
Theme: Breaking the Rules
1st rule: get your subject in focus
This wasn't the location I had planned for this idea, but thought I'd better post something before I fall further behind
SP Caliente, 3:10:73; SD39 5322 is in dynamic braking at Caliente, California westbound passing bad-ordered ATSF Alco S2 2380 set out to a spur. Dave Stanley photo ©2022
ex RNAS Lossiemouth based Royal Navy Fairey Gannet AEW.3 XP226/LM A2667 out to grass at RNAS Lee-on-Solent in September 1982
This airframe and the Wessex and Whirlwind helicopters to the right were ex AES (Air Engineering School ) instructional airframes no longer required
Luckily the Gannet survived and is now preserved at Newark's Air Museum
Scanned from a grim Kodak 35mm Transparency
Bullocks Coaches Optare Tempo L20BUL and Scania PB PB09BUL, are seen here stored out of use at Demmings Road depot.
L20BUL was new as YJ56APX to Airport Parking & Hotels (Gatwick) of Sharston.
15th September 2021
this lady stopped me in my tracks in Times square.......so I rattled off some shots, my wife stood with her hands on her hips and drilled holes in my brain with her eyes.......I love my wife more than anyone else in the world........but I,m a photographer and the world needs to be recorded......it's a tough job but somebody has to do it! View On Black.........it's ok to fav it, your a photographer.
Ok............I have gotten inspired by a few to post a shot....felt in the mood today to do some indoor shooting of a Esperanza flower from our back yard. To hot in this Texas heat to shoot outdoors so brought it in.........hope that you like......this is sooc with the exception of cropping.......have great week.
Exposure
2.2
Aperture
f/6.3
Focal Length
200 mm
ISO Speed
320
No flash............my best friend said "Its all in lighting".............
Flash
No Flash
It was great to see this image as I reviewed my old D90 shots. It was critical in expanding the limits of my processing. In attempting to approximate a Jackson Pollock painting, I combined several of the Elements' art filters so altering an image in a novel way for me. Here, I immediately went for a new take by lifting the shadows considerably. This is basically all I did in the color version. Then, I went black and white instead of going for drip type colors. I used Silver Efex for this conversion. Then, I went for the Elements art filters again but, this time not attempting to duplicate anyone in particular. I used Paint Daubes again but with a couple of new ones just creating some small, blurred color streaks. The Grain filter has a slider for noise intensity and this noise is of the color variety. I used On1 Photo Raw for the original raw conversion.
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Inspired by Dan Mountford's double-exposure work (amazing artist, check him out!!); although this ended up not being very similar at all.
Do you "Fall" in love with the Magic Kingdom Decorations?
Once again I was kicked out of the Magic Kingdom. Security was tight after the park had been extended an hour. I didn't want the extension. It meant that I would be leaving the park later than expected and that most people wouldn't be as nice as they usually are at the end of the night for photographers with tripods. Although, the plus side meant that no one else would be lingering in my shots...
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Mount Road and Warcock Hill (Redbrook Reservoir just visible in the top right).
Standedge, nr. Marsden, West Yorkshire
Red Milkweed Beetle resting on a Milkweed plant at Green Spring Gardens in Alexandria, VA.
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My original comment for this photo, written thirty-three years ago, was "Dilapidated property in Coventry Road". If I've got my bearings right, this rank of surviving (but apparently closed) shops is on the north side of Coventry Road in Small Heath, Birmingham. Posters advertise gigs by Ralph McTell and local boys Black Sabbath, among others. The furthest building on the right (with a lighter façade) is a pub on the corner of Bowling Green Road. The vacant plot over the road on the left is where a police station used to stand, according to contemporary street maps. Photograph taken in autumn 1981, possibly November.
Patriotic Singer - Two-Hour - Independence Day Serenade
Proud to Be an American - July 4th, 2023 - City Town Square
She goes by the name of "That Blonde Lady" on Facebook. She is
a fantastic singer that sings all the Patriotic Anthems. She does a great job leading the proceedings each year on the Fourth of July with her two co-singers. They all have been doing it here in Saint Augustine's center square for 30 years with a full orchestra behind them. Everyone loves them for their loyal gift to our country through song, and they do a fantastic job with their ever-amazing upbeat enthusiasm as you will see in the pictures that I post of them here. Go check them out if you get a chance, you know when and where they'll be! God Bless the U.S.A.! Thanks, "Blonde Lady!" Awesome!
*[BRAVO! BRAVO! Another Brilliant Performance! Thank you!]
Oldest U.S. City - 1513 - Summer 2023
Saint Augustine, Florida U.S.A. - NE Florida
Independence Day 2023 - July 4th, 2023
Our 10th-consecutive-year visiting this magnificent city on the
4th of July. A great city with so much Florida and U.S. History!
You really should visit. Well worth the trip. Thanks for looking.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge_of_Lions
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._augustine_florida
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castillo_de_San_Marcos
Enjoying the West Coast weather in January doesn't include Snowshoes, Skis, Skidoos, Snowblowers, Snow shovels, Dog teams or Parkas. Bikes are never out of season along with the golf clubs.