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Night shots of Needle Felted Angler Fish. He has the working LED light in his "fishing rod". He is felted over a foam base & is about the size of a basketball.
The leds must be positioned inside so that they convey the light to the tip of the tail skeleton. You can melt slightly the tip so it reflects there.
Night shots of Needle Felted Angler Fish. He has the working LED light in his "fishing rod". He is felted over a foam base & is about the size of a basketball.
I did my photo walk in a cemetery not far from my house. I'm having a rough time & it just felt right. This broken sculpture was one of the first things I saw and it was so cool to see it transform from broken to beautiful just by changing the angle.
This was in amongst the plant stems in the insect border....looks like the plants are doing what was intended!
I HEART MELBOURNE.
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Strobist L102 1.1: Straight-on flash. My trusty model, Kawaii Bunny, endures a flash in the face.
Note: the flash is actually at about 5-10 degrees. As it was mounted on a light stand, this was the closest I could get to head-on, pop-up camera flash.
I think as photographers we are perhaps more aware of certain things that (at least visually) happen in our surroundings. I've lived in the same location for about 6 years, and over that time I have noticed that for only a few weeks each year a great photo opportunity happens at sunset.
Near the winter solstace, when the sun is the most southernly in the sky for the Northern Hemisphere, the angle of the setting sun against the windows of several local buildings lines up perfectly with my apartment for an amazing reflection. This doesn't happen other times of the year so far as I have noticed.
I took this photo of the reflections two years ago...nearly to the date.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Traversing the notch in between South Holland Peak and Holland Peak involved crossing this steep slab of rock.
I disturbed this when I was cutting the hedge and it landed on a car tyre.The camera's focused on the tyre but it's not too bad.
Moth Weekend
From my home Moth Trap. This moth was already vibrating his wings - warming up his flight muscles and getting ready to fly off so had to shoot quickly.
From Butterfly Conservation:
An unmistakeable and distinctive moth with pinkish-brown markings. The wings are folded along the body at rest which gives the impression of a withered autumn leaf.
The adults are attracted to light and feed on flowers of Common Reed and other grasses. They are frequently seen during the day, resting in the open, on walls, fences or vegetation. They overwinter as larvae so the caterpillars can be seen all year round, feeding in mild weather. They usually pupate in a cocoon just under the soil.
Same Shit Different Angle
Crazy Gap to Wallride to Gap
Overspill for Informer Article
RIde Uk Magazine Issue 123
photo by Richard Homer
Path around the Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool
My first time actually inside the cathedral, although a very prominent landmark in the city. It is at once brutal but striking. A great monolithic round reaching skyward with its lantern tower. Inside, brilliantly coloured stained glass panels illuminate the vast minimalist void, pews arranged in the round, encircling a large raised marble alter.