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Weekly Theme: Panorama
Week 32
Taken August 9, 2015
Title: Across the Delaware
Notes: I really didn’t know what my final subject for this week’s theme would be, but the Delaware River kept calling to me so we ended up going for a wonderful bike ride along the Delaware River and Canal. We started a couple miles south of Lambertville in NJ and followed the tow path north to Stockton and then across the river and back down to New Hope on the PA side, and then back across the river again to our start. Just over ten miles so it was an easy ride. The shot/s above was taken on the bridge between New Hope, PA (on right) and Lambertville, NJ (on left), with the beautiful Delaware River in between. And of course that is Peter there on the right gazing out over the water :-).
Because it is a pano there is a lot of detail in the original size which is pretty cool.
Pics from holiday @ Spain
Sign for the Pilgrims to find their way to
Santiago de Compostella
for 52 weeks in 2015 : week 32 : on your way home
Week 32 Theme: "Motion"
What a great theme this week. I attempted to photograph the Perseid meteor shower. However, while I was waiting for the meteors to be more frequent, I started a star trails shot. This is a stacked photo of about 200 30-second photos to make one 100minute long photo of the star trails in Brazos Bend State Park.
Skeleton Triathlon: archery, fencing, and javelin throw. The thugs with maces and hatchets, ready to dispute the findings of the judges (who they feel are favoring the pirates) are off camera because they ruined the composition :p
Ocean Explorer's Week Log - Week 32
Shutterfly Photo Gallerie”Week 32” : www.shutterfly.com/pro/OceanExplorers/Week32
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Facebook album "Week 32”: www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.509741425719685.136318....
Flickr album "Week 32": www.flickr.com/photos/ocean_explorers/sets/72157634874909...
Youtube playlist "Week 32": www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN0AYGT4jSiu-cyJCOr4-30mF-...
The idea behind this evening's visit to the wonderful Botany Bay was to try and catch the moon rising over the cliffs. Difficulties encountered involved the moon being a bit further along the cliff top than I'd calculated (difficult working out the elevation of the cliffs), a rapidly rising tide (I got wet) and trying to keep my shadow out of the shot because the sun was setting behind me. Er... the sun was setting behind me - turn round...
Turner was right about Margate sunsets.
A silhouette is the image of a person, animal, object or scene represented as a solid shape of a single colour, usually black, its edges matching the outline of the subject. The interior of a silhouette is featureless, and the whole is typically presented on a light background, usually white, or none at all...
The word "silhouette" derives from the name of Étienne de Silhouette, a French finance minister who, in 1759, was forced by France's credit crisis during the Seven Years' War to impose severe economic demands upon the French people, particularly the wealthy. Because of de Silhouette's austere economies, his name became synonymous with anything done or made cheaply and so with these outline portraits. Prior to the advent of photography, silhouette profiles cut from black card were the cheapest way of recording a person's appearance.
Wikipedia
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #32" "Silhouette" "Macro Monday"
This little cat is actually for a hanging basket - as minimal as I could get outside, for today! Hope those clouds don't make it not minimal....
7 Days of Shooting Week #32 Silhouette Minimal Sunday ....
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One of our sculptured cat - I like him as opposed to those two that walk about looking for food, all the time!!
7 Days of Shooting Week #32 Silhouette Shoot Anything Saturday ....
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Does part of you want to say there's a part of me over you?
No matter how long you take, no more leaving without you.
So say what you want to say, but there's nowhere to run to.
And part of me wants to say there's a part of me over you.
for 7DoS: I used to love winter, in the days when winter meant cold, crisp days with sunshine and blue skies. Climate change has meant that winters here, are now generally milder. Which, sadly, also seems to mean more grey skies ... so when the crocuses start to poke their heads out in the park, they are a most welcome splash of colour. We may still have too many grey skies, but at least we get to look forward to more daylight hours!
Submission for the group: "52 of Twenty Eleven"
Week #32
Theme: Against the Light/Flare
Taken on 08/10/2011
Sunflowers at Centennial Farms
Grosse Ile, Michigan
I'm running out of flies so this one is not the best I have produced but I liked the fly. It's a robberfly, one of which I had not seen until I shot this guy. This will most likely be my last post until the 19th or 20th. little m :) has told me she will post a fly shot (or something "fly") next Friday in honor of Fly Day while I am away. I'm leaving tomorrow for a wildlife safari in Kenya. Take care all!!!
My orange week cannot be complete without my orange-haired Blythe of course. She is wearing a sweet little dress gifted and created by doll buddy Desiree.
Week 32
Title: Experiment with colour
52 Weeks of 2023
A colourful lunch: spinach and feta quiche with salad.
365: The 2013 Edition - Architecture
52 Weeks: The 2013 Edition - Multiple Exposure
I had an hour free today when my boy was doing his 'learning' at Explore Learning so took a quick trip to this church in Winterbourne.
Just imagine my surprise when I processed this shot to find two ghostly men walking among the gravestones.
An even bigger shock was that they both look like me!
Spooky!
The 2021 : one photo each day group has chosen White on White for Week 32 of the Alphabet Challenge.
Most days I have porridge for my breakfast. I put honey and small pieces of tinned pineapple in it.
An Icelandic adventure.
One week on the road (part 8).
Many of these weekly photos from the 52 project are from that one week in Iceland. Simply because Iceland is one of the most beautiful and photogenic countries I've visited. It really deserves all this space in this album as I totally neglected photography the months before and after this trip.
Fixin' the Kitchen; stenciling the wall
based on an Art Deco/Edwardian designs featuring the Glasgow Rose
I've been busy doing this, so this is as close to a handmade prop that I could get
Theme Of The Week - Handmade Props
Scavenge Challenge - August 2012 - Scavchal # 12 - Make a signal light (stop light, train crossing, etc) the main subject of a photo.
52 Weeks 2012 - Week 32 - Low light, lowest ISO photography.
1 second exposure at ISO 80 hand held and taken through the car window!
Thanks so much for stopping by, your comments are always greatly appreciated.
Half way through another week - time is flying! Have a great day!
"A multiple exposure is the superimposition of two or more exposures to create a single image"
In this case, the effigy of Sir William Bradshaigh, d.1333, in Wigan Parish Church, and The Face Of Wigan, an 18ft steel Sculpture previously featured on my Flickr site.
I was drawn to the fact that both have 'hollow eyes' and that the patterns on both are very similar.
Yesterday, down at the little village of Dunure ~ had been a little wet!!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 32) ~ Photographer's Choice ....
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Harmonica
A 40ish-year-old Honer Marine Band harmonica in the key of A.
Canon S.S.C. 50mm f/1.4, taken at f/1.4
There is a magnet on the undersurface of this tray to help control paperclips. It sits on my desk and accumulates small objects, including but not limited to paperclips.
7DoS "Mess and Mayhem" "Macro Monday"
Our family is into "green" in a big way.
I was very excited to discover the eco-jotter line of recycled art books and have given many as gifts. I finally decided to purchase some for myself in the past few months. Take a look at their blog
I love the larger size of this particular book for art journal pages. This page was completed using images from week 32 of "collage play with crowabout's" collage sheet. Thanks Nance for all the great images.
In case you wanted to read the words of this page and could not make out view larger size: View On Black