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A clay beastie made at school by my son about 30 years ago.
Taken with an E. Ludwig Meritar 50mm f2.9 with Raynox 150 macro attachment, wide open, uncropped.
Day 1 of Pentax Forum's Daily in December 2022 (Bokehcember) challenge.
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Camera: Canon T3i (600D).
Lens: 50mm f/1.8
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In his wonderful and diminutive Douglas A-4C Skyhawk, Pilot Paul Wood makes a superb topside pass during the 2017 NAS Pensacola Airshow
Aka 'The Scooter' this Skyhawk was so small it didn't need any folding wings as in other carrier-borne aircraft and wears former US Navy marks of BuAerNo. 148609/NP685 from Attack Squadron VA-76 when aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard
She now flies with The Warbird Heritage Foundation on the US civilian FAA register as N49WH and is seen here at the start of Pensacola's Evening Airshow - cleaned up and wound up with the power on in the rapidly depleting light
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These wounded fingers belongs to a middle age lady at Chiang Rai wet market. Her wounded fingers are caused by the nonstop making of the floral shape pandan leaves.
Pandan leaves are commonly used in Thai cooking because of its nice fragrance, whereas in this case, the leaves in floral shape are for display in the house in order to get rid off the odour smell.
Straight from the camera. Done in collaboration with missmoody.
Light painting version of Finnish artist Hugo Simberg's classic Wounded Angel painting. Idea by missmoody. This was one hell of a shot to execute, phew!
More light painted classic paintings to come, also in collaboration with hhuhtamo!
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This beautiful bud sadly already wounded by the elements.
Looks like painting to me yet NO manipulation!
"It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.' I do not agree.
The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar-tissue and the pain lessens.
But it is never gone."
quote by Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
A week of ROSES from our garden… vibrant, a rich unusual red, and they smell heavenly, the rich fragrance of Summer fruits!
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|The Wounded Beast| .
Although the whole feather planting thing is incredibly time-consuming, I know only by this way I can create a realistic bird look. And the more realistic it is, the more ridiculous visual impact it has in the end.#surrealism #Aliceinunderland #aliceinwonderland #flamingo
When you've relaxed so much your film doesn't wind tightly onto the spool...
Holga + Lomography Color 400.
Skyrim - Downsampled 1362p anamorphic shot via SRWE; FeverNB (.201 binary); boulotaur's SweetFX.
Okay, I'm done here. I'm going to bed. I love you Skyrim.
Artist: Mire Lee (b. Korea, 1988). Installation 'Open Wound' in the Tate Modern's turbine hall. Suspended, pink fabric 'skins' and the innards of a turbine. With gruesome dripping of pink liquid onto the floor of the hall. London Borough of Southwark.
(CC BY-NC-ND - credit: Images George Rex)
Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
I did not notice that this leopard was wounded on her side until I started to post-process this photo. She appears to have a gash on her side to the right of her shoulder.
Anyway, I brought three lenses to Africa -- the 180-600mm, the 70-180mm and the 24-120mm zooms. The vast majority of my photos (about 85%) were taken with the 180-600mm lens. For the most part I am happy with the way the photos turned out and I am very happy with the 180-600mm lens, especially the fact that it has an internal zoom. I believe it should have been very troublesome to take care of an external zooming lens in the dusty conditions of arid Africa. The one complain I have about this lens is that when the background is very busy and close to the subject (as in this photo), the lens shows its shortcomings. In my opinion, the photo looks somewhat unnatural in the way the lens handles the subject and the background isolation. But then, what do you expect from a $2,000 lens with this focal range.
This is a recent image in my "Remnants of Past" series, which is pre-occupied with recreating childhood dreams and memories with my daughter as my muse.
I am desperately trying to finish this series because if I do, I will probably have a solo show at a local gallery. I just don't feel "done" yet (maybe I will never truly be done?) and I am not in a big hurry. Well, it just can't be rushed.
I purchased the dress for very cheap on eBay -- I think it is a flower girl dress. I had it in my closet for years since it was so big, but it finally fits! And I found the cool feathers at a craft shop in NYC.
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