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[Beloved Bones] Feeshy Earring (Texture change HUD included feesh and hook textured separately)
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Cork / Ireland ... the shape of the building amazed me and I was still disoriented because of riding and walking on the left side :)
La Gran Mezquita Sheikh Zayed de Abu Dabi deslumbra con su mármol blanco, sus 82 cúpulas y sus columnas con puntas doradas.
Maybe a double Dutch angle, for the 'Smile on Saturday' theme.
Or has that Quixote been and had a tilt at it? 😊.
I had been meaning to get up to this Tarn for quite a long time, but finally got there this week. I took several shots, but felt a panorama was a better option to show the locations setting, so here is my pano. Eight hand held portrait shots stitched together in photoshop showing the airy location of the Tarn with the Central Lakes fells in the background.
Angles via squint bricks at 45 degrees. A high-quality build with careful placement of windows to reduce looking over each other, as space was tight.
HMM 😃😄😆
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It wasn't difficult to tilt the camera, but more so to find something that the Dutch Angle had a purpose for. My first choice was to take pictures of loose beads, but they looked like they were rolling off the page.
For Macro Monday group. HMM!
Not your standard condo “box”. Love the variety presented via the angles and reset apartments. On Westminster Highway in Richmond, BC.
During lockdown I used the allowed hour for walks outside to explore my local area.
Fortunately there is a river only 15mins walk away and I've been hearing kingfishers along it for weeks.
This perch is a favourite spot for them as it overlooks a calm pool of water for fishing. I noticed as it had a load of poo splashed on the leaves below it!
So I left a camera buried in the foliage for a couple of days with a sensor to trigger it, and this was the result... :)