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Foto hecha estos día de vacaciones en Mallorca, en una pequeña cala que nos trajo un amigo. Le tengo que preguntar dónde era exactamente para situarla en el mapa, vale la pena ir :D
Foto SIN RETOQUE alguno en el color ni otras cosas. ¡+20 en Clarity y listos! (para disimular un poquillo la nieblina del ambiente).
Oops. That's an oxymoron isn't it?
There are curves visible and angles as well, yes? How about "curvy angularity" then?
Ok. I give up! What would you call it?
This is another one of my May minidress shopping binge acquisitions- this one is from coquetryclubwear.com. Its a fantastically snug and shiny wet look lycra spandex off the shoulder minidress that I've matched up with a black leather & silver belt, my Osé Retina lurex fishnet hose and my super sexy silver thigh high platform stocking boots from electriqueboutique.com. I love the way this ensemble came together!
To see more pix of me in other tight, sexy and revealing outfits click this link:www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157623668202157/
To see more pix of me in sexy boots click here: www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157622816479823/
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I cut this agate about a month ago and am just now getting around to polishing it. I found it at the Cox's Fishing Camp area, near the camp, just off the county road, about 15 miles south of Zapata, Texas and near Falcon Lake. It has an unusual number of spots or dendrites in the inside layers of fortification.
Mosaic Canyon Breccia. It’s composed of tiny angular fragments of various types of parent rock locked within a natural cement
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No distracting explanatory markings of any sort. The original 200mm focal length shot without any cropping.
On May 23, 2020, the apparent angular distance between Jupiter and Saturn was only 4° 0′ 6″. A shot of them over Meteora, Greece, was captured with a wide-angle lens (24mm) and this was earlier uploaded. The two planets’ apparent position were approaching each other throughout 2020 and they will reach a closest conjunction on Devember 21, 2020 with only 6’ (one tenth of a degree) separating them.
The apparent angular distance of 4° only between the two planets allowed both of them to fit into one single frame at a 200mm focal length. The magnification at the 200mm was not good at all, so separate shots, too, of each planet were captured at 400mm; cropped parts of these magnified shots were superimposed to the 200mm shot.
This #2.b photograph (in the “Jupiter Saturn 2020” album) has 4 versions:
(i) Arrows pointng to the planets and Galilean Moons with explanatory labels. Triangles point towards the 400mm-focal length magnified shots (into ellipsis)
(ii) Arrows pointing to the 2 planets only, with labels. Triangles point to magnified shots.
(iii) No distracting magnified shots. The original 200mm focal length shot without any cropping. The 2 planets only labeled and the apparent angular distance between them.
(iv) No distracting explanatory markings of any sort. The original 200mm focal length shot without any cropping.
Camera SETTINGS:
Canon EOS M50
Canon EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM @ 200mm
ISO 1600 - f/5.6 - 1/20 sec
y hoy me he enterado que además de la portada del último número de abec, también tengo la contraportada ( :D ) con esta foto para la publicidad de razors.
la foto la sacamos a todo correr a último momento, no tuvimos tiempo de hacer mucho más... y encima nos echaron del bordillo, asi que ni siquiera pudimos sacar la foto del truco que teníamos pensado
Shot with Minox 35 GT-E
Minox Color-Minotar 35mm f/2.8 lens
Derev Pan 400 film
Shot at EI 400, developed normally
Developed and scanned by The Darkroom
A few years back, I attended a camera club meeting about street photography. One of the attendees asked about the privacy of those that you photograph, and the speaker responded “as long as they are in public, there should be no expectation of privacy.” A drone blurs this line even further; while a photo taken 300 feet away will to show fantastic resolution, you can easily see my neighbors back yards in this photo.
In this scene, the astringent angularity of the man-made is relieved only by wanton wisps of cloud in a cerulean sky.
Wandering around the streets if central Zaragoza, it's hard to take notice of much beyond the dominating religious structures of which the town has several. The two most striking are the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pilar and Cathedral of Salvador. This photo was taken as I strolled around the latter -- gelato in hand -- and happened to turn around for some reason or another.
What I saw called out the 'shoot in black and white' voice always present in the background when I have my camera out. In the end I've decided to keep the colour in the photo. While this may draw attention away from the shapes in the image, the contrast of the blue sky and rustic colours of the foreground was difficult to remove.
Plaza la Seo, Zaragoza, Spain, 2012
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS
Vista aérea do Pontal do Atalaia, localizado no município de Arraial do Cabo, no estado do Rio de Janeiro.