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Snow coming to the Chilterns? A light, wet sprinkling of it this morning.
Isn't that a lovely word -- Translucent.. I use it whenever I can. And doesn't it add a dimension to pictures like this? (But maybe only On Black.)
Please don't miss it Viewed Larger On Black and Full Screen (F11)
I found this little flower growing in some grass in one of my neighborhood parkways. The raindrops seemed to glisten, and the petals are translucent.
3" of a Tiffany lamp we have had for years. The art of stained glass is the translucent offspring of such earlier art forms as mosaic and enameling. From the mosaicist came the conception of composing monumental images out of many separate pieces of coloured glass.
Lensbaby 56 got some practise with my Valentine flowers I love this lens can't wait to get outside shots with it.
Thank you very much for your time and for your faves!
(Just giving a fave is perfect if you like the photo, thank you!)
This little small lamp with the wanna be Tiffany look of grapes comes in at 1-3/8 inch square frame. Translucent color glass lets the light out but easy to look upon.
Taken for the group #MacroMondays Theme: #Translucent
Macro 1:1 of two layers of cross cut satsuma, lit from below & packed with Vit C!
Taken using a Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
f/4
1/250 sec
4 mm
ISO 100
Dedicated to RHC (ILYWAMHASAM)
This started with a photo of a white and deep red lily from our garden. Blend modes and actions along with textures entered into the picture! Hope you enjoy the results.
So called because when pressed onto paper, it fills in surface imperfections and air gaps to blend in seamlessly—making it nearly invisible, hence the "Magic" name.
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Translucent
Lunaria (honesty)
photos made on an afternoon walk 16 october to stretch the legs and enjoy our own forest, while working on the isle of Terschelling photos. edited 31 october
A set of translucent dice back lit so the colours come through on to a watery surface, using a low key technique to make them stand out.
The background is dark, but the sun is shining through the glass jar. So, this is a backlit scene. We would not see anything of the jar had there not been some impurities and some diffractions (things we try to avoid when it comes to the glass inside our cameras). Samyang mirror reflex lens (which has hardly any glass inside) and Fuji X-E3.