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... seen from below, have another kind of beauty.
Click+see it BIG+BLACK. —·••·— Enjoy ALL Colors+Details.
I found a similar looking one called Neobulgaria pura foliacea (Helotiaceae) from a Flickr member in the UK.
Hibiscus 大船フラワーセンター 温室
I refuse an invitation to the following group and the method.
Three or more comments, Many of the add-min, Multiple invitations
I spent a month in northern Madagascar doing research with Frontier, acting as scientific photographer for the group.
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this shot of an berlin bvg bus moving in front of the camera adds another perspective on static and dynamic layers of reality
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Kodak TMax 400 - expired 12/1989
Exposed at ISO 200
Reinhold's Cafenol-C-H - Stock for 20m30s
2 washes tap water
Distilled vinegar stop - 1:5 for 30s
Kodak Rapid Fixer - Stock for 5m30s
Minolta SR-T-201
Minolta Rokkor-X 1:1.7 f=50mm
Epson Perfection V750-Pro
Shot in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Iceplant close up, with the sun shining through. Its brilliant colors are dazzling when looked at up close. Found in many places along the coast of the Monterey Peninsula and Big Sur.
Translucent Solar Filament and an Emerging Active Region on August 30, 2012
I waited for the filament to become fully visible from behind the south eastern limb and as a bonus there appeared a new smoldering active region also. I expected to capture the filament in a stronger 3D look, but this time it was thinner and nicely transparent. The image was inverted to strengthen the 3D feel. This see-through filament was imaged on August 30, 2012 at 08:12 UT. I experimented with the Ken Burns (Pan and Zoom) effect in an attempt to highlight the details. The image was captured at 2220 mm FL, using a SW150 refractor, rear H-alpha etalon filter, internal 110 mm ERF filter, Coronado BF10, Basler acA1300-30gm camera.