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December 29th, 2012
A quartz-like candle holder I got for Deb several years ago glows in the evening light.
Project 365! - Day 300
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The 'Biggles Biplane' is a replica BE 2c created from a Tiger Moth airframe in 1969 for a Biggles film. The film was not made, and the aeroplane was sold to the USA, crashed and recoved 6 years ago. What is so nice about the story is that she was recovered by Matt Bodington, son of Charles who built her. ( Very simplified outline story only!)
Onion Remember - A translucent onion skin.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24695782-onion-...
I have no comment. Wait a second. If i say that I have no comment, isn't that commenting on my lack of commentary. My brain is confuzzled....^-^
In Jerusalem we are blessed with many cloudless, sunny days per year. The light is often harsh, and we find ways to work with it photographically.
One click on the image brings it up to size... See lovely detail ;-)
Jerusalem temps are in the high 80's/f today... Have a great Thursday!
Zioptis Fireworks Experiments
Straight from camera. No manipulation.
I like taking pictures of fireworks that do NOT look like fireworks! Instead of the recommended tripod and "fireworks" setting, I move the camera in various directions using exposures ranging from 1 second to 15 seconds.
Also, I use a small complete set of Roscoe Color gel samples to wave in front of the lens to get colors not typically seen in major fireworks shows. Various glow sticks and mirrors give even more variety and textures to round out the package.
by Zioptis Foundation
Detroit, Michigan
founded 1986
Ludington State Park, September 7, 2008.
On the inside, looking out...
Fancy Crappers...
A few hundred feet from Big Sable Point Lighthouse.
Deneen aka Scarlett African-American Filipino Model in Red Braless Translucent Silk Robe Portrait Photoshoot Philly Studio Philadelphia B&W May 1995
A mantis emerged from the morning chill to catch the warm of the sun. A very hot and intense sunlight indeed but a clever improvisation, to loll at the bottom of the leaf for the gentle glow. The diffused sunlight cast the right intensity with gentler warm, accentuating the translucency of colours.
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