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trying hard to take a pic one handed, hold the camera still, take the picture and not drop it onto the fast moving ground below was quite an interesting task!
Static friction is overcome and a new layer is flattened on the cone. The process is similar to what happens when slowly raising one end of a board on which rest a scatter of coins. The money stays in place until static friction is overcome and the board clears at a critical angle: like a delayed money-slide when playing poker and drinking heavily.
Angler, La Caletta, Provinz Nuoro, Sardinien, 2018
Mancheiner nutzt das Hafenbecken von La Caletta, um hier Fische zu angeln. Sicher nicht der schlechteste Ort, um es sich gemütlich zu machen. Gefangen hatte dieser Angler aber noch nichts.
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Some use the docks of La Caletta to fish. Certainly not the worst place to make yourself comfortable. But this fisherman had not caught anything yet.
The weather was awfully strange yesterday. One minute raining and the next this, pure sunshine, then rain again! The poor dog was soaked. Couldn't go into the castle as your not allowed to take dogs in but it's just as lovely from the outside. Shame about the flare from the sun but I think it kind of works.
Canon 5Dmkll
Canon 17-40 F4L
Polariser
Construction work on the seafront at Lancing.
The Saturday Self-Challenge group has chosen Dutch Angle for today's theme.
I'm always taken by shots like this, trying to capture the lines of buildings, and most of the pictures don't work. Again, I think the lighting gets this one.
I took these to see how she looked in different angles, IMO she's very photogenic. I do think I need to work on her eyewells though. Hmm. Anyway, I gave her a silly watercolour faceup just so she wasn't blank, because she's so pretty.
Whenever I am confronted by such a glorious scene, as is Kiwanda, my mind automatically goes wide angle... SUPER wide angle...but the antagonist in me often makes me close in on details that are easy to overlook. In this case, the fine texture of the sandstone that has been erroded away over many years of violence and raw energy the waves evoke, at times not seen until the ocean is tamed by the power of a timed shutter! : )
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Silhouette of an angler jetty with an angler waiting for high tide.
Picture taken at Seri Menanti, Muar, Johor Darul Takzim. An amazing new found heaven for photography with kelong, togok, angler jetty, mangrove area.
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Pictured:
* The Arkley Center parking lot mural
* A power line pole in front of the steeple of St. Bernard's Catholic Church
* The shadow of a lamp post (with banner).
Eureka, California
The Blue Angel's Fat Albert demonstrates an extreme angle landing at the twilight Oregon International Air Show.