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These are all used to fill cracks and voids in wooden bowls. They are packed in the hole and then saturated with super glue. Starting at the lower left and going clockwise is hand roasted, hand ground espresso grounds best used to fill in bark inclusions, next is phlogopite mica flacks, followed by old growth douglas fir sanding dust taken from a belt sander bag, next is "Iron Glimmer Grey" from an art supply store, turns out is carborundum powder better used for sandpaper as it dulls cutting tools instantly, next is graphite coated mica flakes and in the center is powdered brass which will polish up nicely and look like gold.
15 layer focus stack assembled in photoshop. The whole pile is less than an inch (25mm) across.
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Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors)
Santee Coastal Reserve, South Carolina, U.S.A.
The Blue-winged Teal is an incredibly fast-flying dabbling duck native to North America, instantly recognizable by the powder-blue wing patches it flashes in flight. It breeds in shallow wetlands across the northern U.S. and southern Canada, favoring prairie potholes and grassy marshes. Often among the first ducks to head south in late summer, this pair was almost certainly on the move.
Fun Fact: some individuals winter as far south as northern South America, making them one of the most tropical of North American ducks.
According to the IUCN Red List, the Blue-winged Teal has an estimated 7,800,000 mature individuals with a population trend that is increasing.
IUCN Red List Assessment (2020): Least Concern
November has arrived, and some fall foliage remains in Eastern Pennsylvania. Here Anthracite Railway SW1 735 rolls past a tree that hasn’t shed its leaves.
We got about 6-8 inches overnight of powder snow. It's still snowing! Despite all of the problems it's creating for transportation, I can't help but be excited like a little child again! Yay! Snow day!
Photo is from Whipple Hill, within walking distance of my home (luckily).
Happy Sunday all!
Okay, so its 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35C) in Denver at the moment, working its way up to a forecast 100F (38C)... So what do I do, I reach into the archives and pulled out some freezing-ass cold shots from winter.. This was the morning after two feet of fresh powder had just fallen and Belle was surveying her new virgin playground. She proceeded to dive right in (literally). It's my girls' favorite weather...snow. I think it was about 10 degrees (-15C) as I shot this
(Oh for a real treat... Press 'L' and then 'Full Screen')
The beautiful Kennal Vale river flows through the old gun powder works,one of my fave spots to visit particularly at this time of the year. The leaves are down spreading their reds and yellows over the mossy rocks, a polariser helps to reduce glare and bring out the colours. There are so many lovely compositions to be had here, I have a few more images to show yet from this amazing spot.
One big mistake with this shot is I should have thought at the time to focus stack, I was a bit like a kid in a sweet shop I think.
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Quebec Wildlife............................ Canada .
Shot at Parc Omega which is a ten-kilometer nature roadway in Montebello, Quebec.
POWDER PACK IS FINALLY BACK!
THE 3 EARLY RESERVATIONS PACK ARE OUT
Early Reservations are avaible till 15ℎ For $ 1,800 -
after this period, the packs will be cost $ 3,000!
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A former explosives store. Large scale quarrying operations (the building of a dam) once took place nearby.
Burrator, Dartmoor, Devon
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As of late I have either had difficulty remembering where I took a photo or misplaced my notes altogether. Fortunately I have the notes from this shot of a loaded coal train on the sweeping curve at Belle Ayr in the Powder River coal basin. 9.01
Went out last night to try and get the super moon climbing over the horizon at Seahouses......sadly, too much cloud up there to get it at its maximum size but the sky looking west wasn't too bad and used a little light painting to add some light and details in to the little stone building know as The Powder House which was built in 1886. It was used to store the gunpowder while constructing the long pier at Seahouses Harbour.
Couldn't believe the temperature last night....mid Nov and it was 16 degrees....very pleasant!
Kitayatsugatake, Mt.Shimagare
北八ヶ岳・縞枯山
The depth is a mysterious fluffy powder snow. The temperature is similar to that of a freezer.
深さは謎のふわふわの粉雪です。気温は冷凍庫と同じくらいです。
Chino city, Nagano prerf, Japan
A rare un-rebuilt SD70MAC leads southbound doublestack train Q203 into the hole at North Cairo amidst freshly fallen powder. Still is extremely weird to call these once ubiquitous wide-nosed EMDs "rare", but considering this is the first one I have photographed in three years with most on the CSX roster either stored or rebuilt, it is what it is...
Powder magazine, Magpie Mine, Peak District
From last winter -Single exposure, no photoshop
This circular building was where the gunpowder was stored away from the main buildings at Magpie Mine, it would have had a lightweight roof so any explosion went upwards.
Para L'Atelier II, Juego 2.
Me ha costado encontrar tiempo y condiciones para trabajar el tema de esta semana y Jackie lo siento por entregar mi foto cerca del plazo. Por casualidad, había hecho una silueta con movimiento la semana pasada y correspondía a este 2o juego, pero preferí hacer una(s) foto(s) nueva(s) y eso me tomó tiempo! Me dí cuenta de que para hacer un contraluz con el Canigou, la montaña sagrada de los catalanes, muy cerca de Céret, tenía que alejarme hacía el este, porqué si no, al acostarse más rápido detrás de la montaña, la luz todavía es muy fuerte y el cielo se queda más soso. Luego hicimos pruebas con bombas a contraluz, y otro día con salpicadas de agua también a contraluz. Ayer había mucho viento, pero hoy pudimos hacer una sesión de "flour power" y pongo esta foto, aunque sea la única que no esté a contraluz, porqué representa a mi niña al 100%: no es una niña para nada quieta, "sage comme une image" como decimos en francés. Es alegre, atrevida, intrépida y VIVA. Y así me gusta <3
Hoy el sol era fuerte, así que tuve que ponerme en la sombra. Además, el fondo está negro. Así que tuve que escoger mi 50mm, la lente más luminosa que tenga, para poder subir la velocidad guardando una profundidad de campo razonable. Subí el ISO porqué no había otra manera, creo que mi cámara lo lleva bastante bien. La pena de la manita cortada ; el llevar mi 50mm y no poder alejarme mucho más para que no aparecieran los límites de la tela negra, más el movimiento rápido de mi niña hicieron que esa manita se quedara fuera...
Abajo, en el primer comentario, os pongo mis descartes.
Powder Dry
HDR 7 scatti
Fotocamera: Nikon D700
Aperture: f/11
Shutter Speed: 1/5 s
Lente: 48 mm
ISO: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Lens: Nikkor AF-S FX 24-70mm f/2.8 G ED