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Stack Rock Fort was constructed between 1850 and 1852 to protect the waterway. It was originally designed for two decks of artillery casements, but only the first floor was completed and used as a gun deck.
Sometimes it's helpful to be a bit of a pack rat. I have stacks of photo magazines (yes, I could National Geographic in that category) to flip through when I'm looking for inspiration.
In a complete departure from recent photos, behold. There is a slightly remarkable thing about this: you are looking at a technique for outdoor digital photography that deliberately overexposes shots, so that you can resurrect details in the shadows.
Details on the technique here. A poorly-worded overview of the theory here.
Quick, before you read: where is this?
These are the descendent of my signature Stacker beads. I call them Stacker Blooms. They are thick and rounded, but not spheres. The swirl design is on both sides. Nice, plump beads.
A pile of fabric + thrifted goodness waiting to be made into craft fair goodies - the bright colors I've collected have me feeling *so* inspired! :)
Blogged: michelleclement.typepad.com/blog/2010/10/escaping-me.html
Recently, I have been spending an amazing amount of time working on this stacked digital projection system. We finally got it done. And I took some time to get some pictures.
these shots are from a walk around the town square in woodstock il with paul mcaleer over the weekend
Sea stacks at sunset near Point of the Arches along the Olympic Coastline. I used a 30s exposure to smooth out the rough water.
Horizontally-layered lenticular clouds. Location: South of Moab, Utah.
"Get Yur Motor Runnin" Road Trip Information:
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Inspired by the prompt for "Picture Inspiration" and a love of all things marshmallow.
texture by Kim Klassen
Bosco was out for a morning run at the conservation area but Martin took a few minutes to stack Bosco. He had Bosco hold the stack for a minute and then released him to enjoy his run. Stacking Bosco in a variety of locations helps with Bosco's comfort level and helps us to fit in stacking practice during our busy day. Bosco's handler side rear leg should be pulled forward (towards his ummmm.... willie) just a tad. It's hard to tell in the wheat.
Bosco has a bit more muscle definition in his hind end since we've been running him up and down a steep hill to fetch his tug several evenings per week.
Ted middag 3 juni 2020 via Gorssel Eefde Zutphen Brummen Leuvenheim Spankeren Dieren Laag Soeren Loenen Beekbergen Ugchelen naar Apeldoorn
This one is made from stack and stacks of leaves.
Oak, Maple, Dogwood, Sumac, 1 torn up marigold and 1 impatient flower.
The green goddess that is nature is providing lots of foliage this year!
Happy Mandala Monday !!
Stack of coins of different denominations
Practicing macro shots using coins while having my break at work.