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This crimson beauty brought me back to my Goth days, dressed head to toe in everything Black, even currently listening to Gary Numan whilst I type this out. This was actually the last photo I took on way back home after a brief walkabout yesterday, before it started raining and some of the droplets you can see on the petals. I have barely touched this photo in post processing, not much enhanced saturation at all nor light adjustments, sometimes organic should mean just that.
I decided the dust off the Tamron 70-200mm as it gives a very good bokeh, but I find the D5600 offers plenty more texture in the blowout than my old D3400. Moderate D-Active Lighting and auto WB. It had clouded over due to the rain and the Sunlight was quickly diminishing. So I think is as natural as you can get.
Is it me or has this week felt particularly long? Anyway, it's Friday tomorrow, and so as always thank you! :)
Japanese gardens are traditional gardens whose designs are accompanied by Japanese aesthetics and philosophical ideas, avoid artificial ornamentation, and highlight the natural landscape. Plants and worn, aged materials are generally used by Japanese garden designers to suggest an ancient and faraway natural landscape, and to express the fragility of existence as well as time's unstoppable advance. Ancient Japanese art inspired past garden designers. By the Edo period, the Japanese garden had its own distinct appearance. 12886
This is a stitched panorama shot.
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I was making the long trek back to my car after a disappointing photo shoot at dusk... seeking to photograph some elusive deer in the nature park, but they kept themselves nicely hidden in the forest. Darkness fell quickly.
Then I came across this beautiful fountain lit with the most glorious light. I had seen this fountain during the day, but didn't realize how stunning it looked at night. I had to stop and take some shots... both short and long exposure. I was hoping to catch some water droplets at short exposure, but it wasn't until I got at home that I realized how artistic the extended-exposure shots were.
This is an example of the age-old adage:
If your planned shot isn't happening, move around; if you keep your eyes open, photo ops are all around us.
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touching the void - Berührung der Leere ...
aesthetics of engineering versus ethics of a technology ...
the tip of an oil well drill stands for the handling of fossil fuels by humans and the accumulation of CO2 in the earth's atmosphere ... so Charrière has again attached an artificial diamond made of breathing air- and north-pole-air-CO2 to the lowest end ...
die Spitze eines Ölsondenbohrers steht für den Umgang der Menschen mit fossilen Brennstoffen und die Anreicherung von CO2 in der Erdatmosphäre ... deshalb hat Charrière auch hier wieder einen künstlichen Diamanten aus Atemluft- und Nordpol-Luft-CO2 am untersten Ende befestigt ...
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Both reflection and symmetry are essential elements of the Islamic architecture.
To take pictures here would be a kind of therapy because water as smooth as a mirror has a beneficial effect on peace of mind. I feel as if I can see even my subconsciousness at this location.
Taken with Olympus E-M5 and M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14mm F2.8 PRO
Have a nice weekend everyone!
A flowering clematis vine entwined on a mailbox ....seen yestersday on a foggy morning walk ....
thanks for the visit ....have a nice day :-)
Modern and traditional mixed. I personally think the results can be very beautiful in the right setting
"A weed is a plant out of place."
I don't remember who made the statement, but this is a perfect illustration of the point. When this Purple Salsify (Tragopogon porrifolius) flowers it can be quite spectacular - and it dominates our neighbour's front garden at the moment. But it is a terrible weed because it spreads everywhere and fast by the dispersion of seeds with the wind or by the birds.
Just started a new character at Clifton Forge, and wanted to do a pic for him. He's a technowitch.
And you know me, I love a good mix of retrowave and witchy aesthetics.
It's full on strawberry time here.
Lots of fields here where you can go and pick your own!
The fragrantly sweet juiciness and deep red colour of strawberries can brighten up both the taste and aesthetics of any meal; it is no wonder they are the most popular berry fruit in the world.
Although strawberries have become increasingly available year-round, they are at the peak of their season from May through July when they are the most delicious and most abundant.
While there are more than 600 varieties of strawberries that differ in flavour, size and texture, one can usually identify a strawberry by its red flesh that has yellow seeds piercing its surface and the small, regal, green leafy cap and stem that adorn its crown.
In addition to strawberries that are cultivated, there are also varieties that grow wild.
These are much smaller in size, but feature a more intense flavour. We have loads of the wild variety, in our garden which used to be woods.
There's nothing like picking a handful and eating them, unwashed, why shouldn't we?
Our garden is a natural garden!
Have a fruitful day and thank you for your visit, M, (*_*)
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My aim here is to reproduce the zoom effect with multiple exposures in processing. Naturally enough, a lens zoom is impossible when using a macro lens [Nikon AF Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 lens}. The result is an impressionistic Azalea.
[No AI is used in producing any of my photographs.]
Colaboración con uno de mis tarados favoritos, frodo47
Un fuerte abrazo, cabronazo. \m/
From nature back to industrial aesthetics.
I really like the hidden beauty of the form follows function approach in industrial settings.
This photo was taken in the Energiezentrale Forsthaus in Bern.
What would you guess? Probably a decade ago as a bird was sitting up on those wires it dropped a Malus Lollipop Crabapple tree seed into the ditch at the side of the road. In her not so quiet solitude she grew to be the Queen of the road.
The grapes are starting to appear on our vine. They make lovely table grapes, but at the moment we have an agreement with the birds that they can enjoy the grapes while we get the plums. It seems to work well.
A working tenet in New topographics is that "within each picture all elements have equal value" -- New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape, pg 42
The zoom blur effect here is not the result of an app, though Photoscape X has an array of those available. This is produced by processing a number of multiple exposures. The still point with no zoom effect on the variegated rose is produced through digital cut and paste.
[No AI is used in producing any of my photographs.]