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A pair of blue lens filters that are past their prime with the advent of digital photography and computer processing.
Our Daily Challenge - Macro - 5/5/16
our Daily Challenge - Past It's Prime - 5/3/16
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Bird Feeder
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Overlapping Ferns. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Overlapping ferns grow close together in the springtime redwood forest
Late in the day, a bit early for golden hour but late enough to start thinking about it, I visited a short trail in Del Norte State Park, along which there was the promise of a few rhododendron blossoms and many, many redwood trees. It was an easy trail, gradually ascending and traversing a low ridge through the forest, and then beginning a descent that led to the beach. Since I was interested in the redwoods and not the beach, I stopped just past the beginning of the descent.
The lighting conditions were just about perfect — thin clouds muted and diffused the light, and it came into the forest from the west at a low angle, side-lighting the redwood trees. While I mostly was there to photograph big, obvious things like blooming rhododendrons and the redwood trees, this forest was full of smaller details, too. As I started back up the trail to return to where I started I saw some thick groups of ferns and I stopped to take a look. This little scene immediately caught my attention, with its nearly symmetrical layers of fern fronds leading down toward the forest floor.
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Loved the repetition at different angles and the wonderful soft greens and reds. Looks like the smallest leaves were just "birthed."
Tried doing long exposures on my Holga this morning, couldn't see the numbers on the backing. 30 seconds exposures.
Finally went out to shoot, and had a great time.
Traildust town, a fabricated "Old West" town in Tucson. A pretty cheesey place, but I had a lot of fun both times I walked around there - especially when I had my camera. It probably had to do with the company, though. :)
It was highly overcast in the afternoon of the day of the 2024 Total Eclipse. The partial eclipse was visible only during brief breaks in the dense cloud cover.
Location: Waterloo, Seneca, New York, United States of America
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