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Blüte hinter #Luftpolsterfolie#…..
Für:“Crazy Tuesday“ am 21.11.2023.
Thema:“BUBBLE WRAP“ (Luftpolsterfolie)
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Napier viewing platform, Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
So I thought I would write a quick little post to wrap up my #monthofmornings, and share some of the things I learned during the month:
- It was hard. Not necessarily the getting out of bed early every morning, but trying to find something to shoot every day. I had an aim to not shoot from the same spot or have the same subject in more than one photo, so I was always trying to think of somewhere different to head in the mornings.
- It was fun. Sunrise is still the best time of the day to be up and about. It was generally quiet and peaceful as I was out shooting, and there is no better way to start the day. And it gave me a reason to explore a few ideas that I had for photos.
- It was lonely. I only bumped into a few other photographers in my 30 days, which surprised me a little.
- With enough photoshop you can turn a sows ear into a silk purse. There are a couple of photos in the month of posts that if ( or when ) you see the original you may be quite surprised!
- My Fujifilm gear works for me. It just does. It is small, light and produces images that I like. People are often shocked to see that I shoot with the X-E3 for most of the landscape work, and how small a setup I use.
- I have filled my catalogue. So even though I was only posting 1 photo per day I was normally shooting many more ( the photo in this post for example ). I showed you 30 images, but I have another 170 from the month of June that I was happy with.
- The weather. Of my 30 days out taking photos in June ( the first month of winter in NZ ) I only had 3 days where rain was an issue. This is why we moved to Hawke's Bay; for those clear skies and settled weather.
Anyway here is another photo from June ( I shot this the same morning as my "Deco Mirror" photo ).
Fujifilm X-E3, ISO200, 60sec, f8, 9mm Laowa lens, Nisi 10 stop ND filter
Congratulations to our friends in the USA on the election of their new president.
May this mark the beginning of a new era of true leadership without fear .... ~ Democracy ~
Found these all wrapped up in a web while we were talking a walk on the shoreline at Lighthouse Landing....
Happy Halloween
Blowdown Pass, BC.
Another week is done, and it's another weekend I won't be able to get out and snap any photos. This fall will be different.
On the positive side, it's supposed to rain the next couple days!
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Part of my "Scanography" series. An ongoing series of images made using a scanner. Shot yesterday.
I gave my exhibition submissions in today and the people there seemed quite positive when they first saw them. Hopefully the judges will agree!
In other news, I've recently been published in an issue of Amateur Photographer Magazine. No idea what issue nor what for nor what image but I was sent an appraisal and a gift card so yay me. I checked the most recent issue and it doesnt seem to be that one. Anyone who's subscribed to AP, can you please check the issue before the latest for me to see if any of my images are in it? Would be VERY much appreciated! Or anyone who's been published in there before, do you know how long it takes for them to send prizes? (so I have a rough idea of which issue I was in or will be in)
I reached 450,000 views a few days ago so major thanks to everyone who's gotten me there! Next step, 500,000!!
The hedgehog (Erinaceinae) is a small spiny insectivorous mammal. It is almost entirely nocturnal, and feeds on ground-dwelling invetebrates including slugs and snails.
The hedgehog benefits from partial protection under the Wildlife & Countryside Act (1981).
There are seventeen species of hedgehog in five genera, found through parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and in New Zealand by introduction. There are no hedgehogs native to Australia, and no living species native to the Americas. Hedgehogs' spiny protection resembles that of the unrelated porcupines.
The collective noun for a group of hedgehogs is array.
The curling up is a defensive mechanism which protects their soft body from predators and curl so tight that their head and face is tucked in very tightly. In this image the hedgehog is just comfortable to be held and is not in the least alarmed.
Wrap up and enjoy!
This is my new favourite lunch & is so cheap! I buy the ingredients at the start of the week and it lasts!
You really need the sauces as they add flavour so you actually enjoy what you're eating & it doesn't taste like diet food.
Total lunch points: 4pts
Candy - Macro Mondays
Color my world daily - Friday: blue
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Hold yourself tight. A static single stand/modeling pose, with Bento hand poses!
Purchase on MP - .lorefield
Recent Outdoor Flash shoot, edited using a combination of Lightroom and Photoshop CS6.
Single strobe, full power at around 105mm to give that shallow tunnel of light, triggered with pocket wizard.
Model - Siobhan Walker
Please check out my other images and feel free to comment, many thanks
I had so much fun on this foggy Sunday morning, fantastic compositions were everywhere. Normally I struggle in the woods but fog makes it so much easier.
The "Wrapped Reichstag" in Berlin 1995 at the end of an outstanding day of happiness love and peace.
The colors are real or true. Fuji colors and deep sun..
Olympus OM 4
Zuiko 50mm 1:1,8
Fujichrome Sensia 400
Epson V 750
linen and denim silk twine gift wrap -
I would love to travel along with this piece... to a far off place I could only hope to visit someday.
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