For Smile on Saturday sequence/progression

Magical light at Levenmouth this morning. This Mute Swan on calm waters taken with some light reeds in the foreground

Muchas, muchas gracias por sus visitas, favs y comentarios :)

Many, many thanks for your visits, favs and comments :)

Huawei

This was from a shop window in Juneau, AK. It may have been called the Russia House, but I don't remember for sure. Posted for Smile on Saturday theme: sequence/progression. Post-processed to help the dolls stand out from the cluttered background and with processing erased from the dolls.

Four wild carrot (or Queen Anne’s Lace) flowers from our garden in stages from flower towards seed head.

HSoS 😊

It's going to be a long week! Gutted I"ll be working tomorrow and unlikely to get a photo or 50 of the old dears

"The idea does not replace the work."

(Max Weber)

Smile on Saturday!:-)

Smile on Saturday

4 photos prises le même jour sur le même arbuste. 4 photos taken the same day on the same tree.

Colorful stools at the park, progressing in size and changing in colors.

We still have this Stereo Unit in top working condition.

This Stereo Unit can also transmit via a (Portable Bluetooth Device) to an external wireless headphone.

Photography:

5 RAW, 5 Cont, 5Tiff, Adobe Focus Shifting Technic PNG 16.4 MB. RP.

Hi-resolution Full-Frame image.

Focus Shift photography:

The camera (Nikon Z 5) takes a series of shots (5 photos in this case) starting from a selected focus position (Foreground) and continuing toward infinity.

The camera must be set on a Tripod,

Exposure must be locked on the first image taken.

Finally, all images must be checked to make sure that all progressions in the scene are in sharp focus.

All five photos were loaded into an application to merge a single image with all sections that are in the desired depth of field in sharp focus.

Canna from flower to seed, a simple necessity but complex in process.

Smile on Saturday

for "Smile on Saturday! :-)"

Theme : "SEQUENCE/PROGRESSION"

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Bricktown, OKC

We finally have frost. I love to watch the progression of these lanterns from green to orange to porous where the red seed appears.

In 2017 we planted three small perennial plants of Physalis alkekengi, (aka bladder cherry, Chinese lantern, Japanese-lantern, strawberry, groundcherry, or winter cherry). I love the cheery orangish lantern-shaped paper-like pod or husk around each bright round seed.

Now we have many new volunteer plants in addition to those we planted. Another fun photo to take advantage of this morning's frost, with camera, tripod splayed, and coffee. And reading no news!

Developmental stages of the Asian ladybeetle (Harmonia axyridis).

For "Smile on Saturday" ; theme : "sequence/progression".

This is the inside of the beautiful corten steel fire we've enjoyed this summer and autumn. The patina being created inside is rather beautiful, like a work of art. Pity about the poor photo quality but I liked the colours and gradients.

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Millennium Tower, San Francisco.

Olympus EM1 + Panasonic 35-100mm.

Often when I use glass balls in a photograph I include too much of my lounge or myself in the picture, this time I wrapped shiny gift wrap round the table to prevent this. It may be possible to see something in the large globe but that is slightly out of focus.

Three sculptures by artist Thaddeus Mosley at Rockefeller Center "Illusory Progression", "True To Myth" and "Rhizogenic Rhythms"

Abstracted

of our Pear Tree / Birnbaum

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

HMBT !

A picture from one week ago in the first comment ...

Critical observation

Translation form

Spatialization

Producing a moody picture and how to get there, when you use one of your most spectacular photos from the past.