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A multitude of angles under Scarborough's Valley Bridge.
I took three shots, combined them in a light HDR whilst trying to keep the image looking realistic (which HDR can often not), then gave the image an IR look.
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This is the cliff face at St Marys Well Bay in South Wales. Fantastic angles and extreme jutting out bits
A somewhat different angle than the other shot from Algrøy.
I tried to expose both the sunset/clouds and the grass in front of me. I think I did well, by using a handheld SB-600 with a yellow-colored diffuser from the upper left.
Hopefully this will be the last sunset you'll see from me in a while. I know the horizon is not straight, I didn't notice that before I had uploaded.
Although not a "people" card this photo puts the other Angles Hotel cards into perspective.
www.flickr.com/photos/forgotten_faces/sets/72157629554422...
We now can see where this hotel was and if you look at the Streetview link below it is likely that the original building is still there today. As you will see, some pesky coaches are obscuring the front of some hotels but the buildings look to originate from this era and earlier.
maps.google.com/maps?q=eastbourne&hl=en&ll=50.772...
This advertising postcard was sent through the mail on 3rd October 1924
This card if not in the best of condition as you can see from the scan but I am glad I have it.
Photo : PA LO MA
Model : Top Model
Makeup : Phan Thuy Duong
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This sort of image takes a while to perfect the right timing of releasing the drops and firing the flash. A lot of my shots have nothing in them, but every once in a while, I get lucky and something special happens!
Timing is everything with this subject. I must have released two drops very close together. The first one impacted the water surface and the second one slammed into the rebound column being formed just as it was starting to rise up and it was slightly off to the back side and that's why its at an angle.
Shot using a Tokina AT-X 90mm f2.5 Macro lens.
Tom und Jerry / Heft-Reih
Neuer Tessloff Verlag
(Hamburg / Deutschland; 1958-1964)
Copyright: Loews Inc. (USA)
ex libris MTP
Two curved trusses form a suspension foot bridge across the Ohio & Erie Canal in Canal Fulton, Ohio USA.
A bit of research reveals that this bridge is a "bowstring truss" style and was built in the late 1870's.
This is a fake IR effect using a filter in PSE7 plus the sepia effect.
Meuble lave mains d'angle fourni avec la vasque à encastrer Basic 24 en céramique blanche, bonde,siphon pvc et robinet eau froide.
Meuble livré tout monté, à suspendre au mur. Meuble 2 portes en mdf laquées blanc satiné. Bouton carré chromé mat. Corps du meuble en panneau de particules, mélaminé blanc, épais.16 mm. Meuble livré avec 1 étagère réglable en hauteur. Pas de vide sanitaire. Prévoir une découpe dans le caisson pour le passage des tuyaux.
Plan mdf hydrofuge polymère inox.
Dimensions : 36 x 36 cm - hauteur du meuble : 54 cm.
Robinet lave mains eau froide uniquement, en laiton chromé, cartouche céramique. Fourni avec flexible 3/8. Corps Ø 3 cm - hauteur 28 cm - Profondeur 12 cm.
Les vis et chevilles pour la fixation au mur sont à la charge de l'installateur.
Création et fabrication française, par Atlantic Bain.
Saw this moth on the wall when I came home from work last night. Taken in West Yorkshire, UK.
Thanks to "Barbol" for the identification.
ANGLE SHADES
A highly distinctive and unusual moth, which rests with the wings folded longitudinally, looking very much like a withered autumn leaf.
The adults generally fly between May and October, in at least two generations, but can be found in any month The species is also a common migrant and can occur in large numbers at coastal locations.
It occurs throughout Britain, commonly in places, and more so in the south.
The larvae feed on a variety of herbaceous plants.
Amy Wilson (DITA Artistic Director) in the chiffon piece that is literally evolving every time it's done. "Angle of Repose," at SiTE:LAB, as part of ArtPrize. Next live exhibit time: 6pm Wednesday. The "Angle of Repose" dance-on-camera film is projected daily on the ramp where live dance occurs, with original music recorded by local musicians.
camera Polaroid SLR 680
film Impossible Project PX 680 β-1 test film (prod. date 03-02-2011)
shot condition outdoor - day - sunny
temperature 18°C
DITA Dancer Hannah Sullivan Fericanc. The Red Dress. Sept. 25. SiTE:LAB. Dance in the Annex. "Angle of Repose." Next performance: Thursday, 6pm.
Angler Viyaan Ranjith caught his first fish, a bluegill, on June 26, 2022 in Black Hill Regional Park.
Photo by Ranjith Kunjayi
I was struck by the opposite angles shown here between a bush branch and the wall at the end of a skate park ramp.
A series of photos enjoying the peaceful surroundings a hundred foot up overlooking Harrow on the Hill.
The sky was clear and the moon was shinning brightly. No better time than now then. When scaling the entry point I managed a rather ungraceful landing into the site, nevertheless, successful entry.
A few flights of stairs and an eerie explore around the huge floor levels, warning signs, metal objects to trip over, web- like scaffolding throughout, we then came to a couple of ladders taking us to the roof top.
The site was serene with 3 large cranes in front of us lit up by the full moon.
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