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yup.. a selfie.. i was so fascinated by pau's levitation shots i haaaad to try this at home - i'll redo this soon because i know it can be improved, but hey, this is another first for me and isn't it lovely how ellie is cooperating?
© Copyright Charlie Durán. All Rights Reserved. Taken using an old Fujifilm Finepix MX1700 1.5mp compact with an 8 x slide loupe stuck in front of the lens with Blu-Tack, as a make -shift macro. Looks almost like a feather.
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Northern Plains Red Fox (Vulpes fulva) pups at the entrance to their den in a pasture west of Redwater, Alberta, Canada.
29 May, 2017.
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Medieval reds ... !!*
*created with Photoshop
An AI image about a historical group of warriors ☺☺!
They were medieval warriors from Wales, who were dressed in red :-)
According to the stories, they had a shoe on one foot and a bare foot for better balance on slopes and in rough terrain :-)
Just in time for Dronuary!
This is a little tablescrap, meant to be a classy designer bodyguard for the social elite.
HAPPY RED WEEKEND!!!!
Dedicada a Carlos www.flickr.com/photos/carhove/ que dice que nunca pongo flores!
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Even in the darkness, every color can be found. And every day of rain brings water flowing to things growing in the ground.
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Seen in the small maze-type garden at Mill Lake in Abbotsford, British Columbia. (15-10-21-5252)
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A splash of red food color in a shallow plate of clear water. I was playing around with a new toy I built last weekend. It's a sound activated flash controller that was set up to run my Nikon Speedlight running at 1/128th power (minimum power to get a really fast flash.)
I built version 3 of the circuit (I didn't order the kit, just ordered the components from Mouser) because I didn't want to mess around with trying to program a PIC. It took the better part of the weekend to build and troubleshoot, and I had to use nearly every piece of electronic gear I own. I wanted something to mess around with (photographically) while waiting for Maine to emerge from "Mud Season".