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‪#‎PhotoChallenge‬ #2016 ‪#‎Week22‬ ‪#‎Backlit‬ ‪#‎Translucent‬ ‪#‎Nature‬
I think of tiny minnows whose inards are on display in a tidal pool, these mushrooms so saturated with rain their gills are visible fro above.
My glorious hollyhocks made it! - Thank You for getting them on EXPLORE - presently #308... must be quick to catch it.....
Nature rarer uses yellow
Than another hue;
Saves she all of that for sunsets,--
Prodigal of blue,
Spending scarlet like a woman,
Yellow she affords
Only scantly and selectly,
Like a lover's words.
(Emily Dickinson)
Taken for the Two Word Wednesdays group.
My translucent beauties really MUST be viewed on black and LARGE! Thank You, you won't regret it.
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On a sluggish weekend when it is foggy and overcast, the sun seems elusive and colours in the outer world look dull. All I could do was borrow a few colours from nature, put them on the coffee table, and indulge myself in observing the effects of light. The translucence and vividness of these little vegs were so pleasing and rewarding that for a moment I forgot that it is still foggy outside 😊
14th Annual OFFCenter Folk Art Festival, 2016
Robinson Park, Downtown Albuquerque
Enjoy the whole album here: flic.kr/s/aHskJGByJG.
A Hover Fly licks the last of the pollen in late September.
The translucent wing really caught my attention right away.
Most of my macro shots are very heavy on the Aperture, around f/22+. This provides great depth and focus when you're close.
Lighting is always an issue when shooting with f/22+, but can be overcome with a simple flash extension like a small box (Kraft diner box) using foil to reflect light down on subject.
Hope somebody gives it a try if they've faced this problem before.
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Colorful tennis player figure tinted in a stained glass window at the museum of the International Tennis Hall of Fame
Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Here is another one of our night dive finds. It is a juvenile ornate ghost pipefish. It is extremely rare. Part of the reason it is hard to find is because it is extremely light sensitive. We were fortunate enough to be diving during new moon, when it was very dark.
The blossoms on all the flowering trees are so delicate and beautifully translucent in the light. And yet they can withstand the extreme temperature ranges of the season. In the past three weeks here in southern New England we've rollercoastered from just below freezing all the way up to 81F. Resilient little creations! Have a great weekend!
This beautiful figurine is made from what appears to be either jade or glass, as it is translucent.
Strobist info: To make it glow, I put a Strobie 130 in a Rogue grid behind and to the right of the subject at 1 o'clock. The strobe, in manual mode, was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N. I held a silver reflector disc in front of the figure in an attempt to shed a little more light there. As you can see the colors vary depending on the thickness of the material.
Other still life pictures that I've taken are in my Still LIfe set. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157635247182331/
A small group of shelf mushrooms on the Goodman Creek Trail, Oregon. Perhaps Pleurotus Ostreatus? If so, I should have chowed down!
long beach aquarium
this was the cover of the 2009 issue of THE GALLERY, the literary magazine at my high school
My tribute to the inspiring work of Aleksandr Matveev
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Field near Wool, Dorset.
Zeiss Distagon 35/2 f2.0|35mm|1/1250sec|iso100
2/1 crop squared :)