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Something we use 2x a day at a minimum.
5 Photo focus stack
Nikon N1J4 w/ 55mm F Macro lens.@ f8
Toothbrush..........
Pot à brosse à dents hanneton
From an uncut square 38 X 38.
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Builder: Cynde Rothenburger
Winner of the DENLUG April contest "Household item"
The Unikitty tail and fluted brick (2877) NPU is strong with this one.
Mes enfants auraient été heureux d'avoir à faire à des brosses à dents de ce modèle lorsqu'ils étaient petits. Leur design est tellement cool et les couleurs si attrayantes. #Macro #MacroMondays #Bathroom
Mes enfants auraient été heureux d'avoir à faire à des brosses à dents de ce modèle lorsqu'ils étaient petits. Leur design est tellement cool et les couleurs si attrayantes. #Macro #MacroMondays #Bathroom
This week’s 52 Frame photo focused on negative space with the extra challenge of using a 10-stop ND filter. My subject was the iconic “toothbrush” lighting of Progressive Field. It’s a privilege to see these lights whenever I come to work at my job. This was a 30-second exposure using my 10-stop ND filter for the extra challenge.
I couldn't think of a title for this shot until I read that apparently the most popular coloured toothbrushes are blue...
What colour is yours, if you don't mind me asking? Mine is...blue! :-)
An abstract detail of a bowling alley ceiling
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This week’s theme for my Macro Mondays group is “Negative Space.” This is definitely an interesting theme. With macros, I tend to want to fill the entire frame with whatever I’m taking a picture of. I tried a few different things, but settled on this picture of my toothbrush. It was tricky to get the focus right. I ended up having to use manual focus, which I find challenging with the short DOF of macro shots.
HMM!
This week’s 52 Frame photo focused on negative space with the extra challenge of using a 10-stop ND filter. My subject was the iconic “toothbrush” lighting of Progressive Field. It’s a privilege to see these lights whenever I come to work at my job. This was taken on a rare clear day in Cleveland. We average over 200 cloudy days. This photo didn't make the cut.
One of my favorite subjects at Progressive Field are the lighting stanchions. For this shot, I used a streak filter along with a black mist filter to soften the glow and pull gentle lines off the fixtures, giving the lights a more atmospheric presence against the night sky.
Explore 26-07-2014
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This is one of the iconic “toothbrush” lights at Progressive Field. There are a total of 19 light stanchions around the ballpark: three behind the scoreboard, six behind first base, six behind third base, and four in right field. These stanchions stand 200 feet (61 m) above street level and 218 feet (66 m) above the playing field, resembling oversized toothbrushes. Over the years, the bulbs have undergone many changes, evolving from large bulbs similar to those used in homes to bright, modern LED bulbs. This photo is one of my runner-up submissions for this week's 52F challenge on "Details." It was taken just after a game when it started to drizzle, creating a halo effect around the stanchion.