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I hope that this photograph answers the question that was posed on the internet: "I'm looking for a compact camera and I am looking at the Lumix DMC-TZ80. Now reading reviews online are giving me mixed feelings. I see a lot of comments about how it takes bad pictures... So the question is, is it the camera or just the way people are using it?"
This is an uncropped zoom shot from the Lumix DMC-TZ80. I doubt I could have achieved a better result even with my 45.7 MP Nikon D850. And this compact camera has 18 MP. So you see, it's not about the sensor size or the specs of a particular camera. It is all about the light and composition.
I bought this hand made sculpture in Crete
some 30 years ago as a true 3D
replica of a restored mural in the bronze age palace of Knossos where the scene is set against a blue backdrop which I have tried to recreate here.
Sports, stunt or religion? I suppose we shall never have the exact answer as there are no written records and your imagination is as good as anyone else's. Likewise whether its depicting an aurochs or simply a domesticated bull. Some have maintained that the brown male is a worker, whilst the two white dames belong to the nobilty and so shed light on bronze age class society, and I suppose there is much more to be imagined and uttered.
(EN) The curved basement gallery of Alicante's Provincial Palace offers one of the city's quieter art experiences — a circular space of polished marble, clerestory light and white walls that follow a gentle arc. Three large-format oils occupy the wall, their warm ochres and golds answering the warm tones of the stone floor.
The central work commands the room: a luminous depiction of a 1920s touring car rendered in broad, confident strokes, its golden coachwork glowing against a background of tropical vegetation and figures in period dress. The painting reads less as transport and more as theatre — movement, colour and Mediterranean light held in a single frame. Finally, the curved architecture quietly amplifies everything it contains.
(ES) La galerÃa curva del sótano del Palacio Provincial de Alicante ofrece una de las experiencias artÃsticas más tranquilas de la ciudad: un espacio circular de mármol pulido, luz cenital y paredes blancas que siguen un arco suave. Tres óleos de gran formato ocupan la pared, cuyos ocres y dorados cálidos dialogan con los tonos del suelo de piedra.
La obra central domina la sala: una representación luminosa de un automóvil de turismo de los años veinte, ejecutada con pinceladas amplias y seguras, su carrocerÃa dorada resplandeciendo ante un fondo de vegetación exuberante y figuras con trajes de época. El cuadro se lee menos como transporte y más como teatro — movimiento, color y luz mediterránea contenidos en un solo encuadre. Y por último, la arquitectura curva amplifica en silencio todo lo que alberga.
Irlanda, Dublino, St. James's Gate Brewery, Estate 2017
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpwaeafc7nM
Supererò questa notte,
non avrò un’altra occasione.
Questa volta potrei
chiedere al mare le risposte…
Get through this night,
there are no second chances.
This time I might.
To ask the sea for answers…
A bid for hosting
the game of minds
emblematic of us all
for loneliness it finds
now together, we recall.
anglia24
10h00: 15/10/2007
© 2007anglia24
☀
A monochrome, Lensbaby photo of a woman standing in a very large patch of wild Indiangrass looking up at the sky. The 8 FT tall blades of the grass with the large, plume-like, seed heads make a blurry, explosive vignette when using the largest aperture of this lens. Photographed at Banner Lakes at Summerset State Park in Warren County, Iowa.
Lensbaby Sweet 50 optic, set at F2.5
Composer Pro II with a Canon EF mount
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Conversion: Color calibration= gray, Input R = +1.0
the answer? I hope not, because I'm not going chasing after it!
I should be saving these as I'm likely going to be using archived shots for a while, but I can't help myself.
A walk around to the front and a google search says he was a wildlife ecology educator. prabook.com/web/robert_albert.mccabe/296233
The reason for our recent trip to Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee…the Western Cottonmouth. Reelfoot is pretty famous in our part of the world for three main reasons: Amazing fishing (winter and spring only…it sucks in August), and the largest concentration of Bald eagles and cottonmouths in the Eastern USA.
I have been wanting to go back to Reelfoot to photograph the cottonmouths for many years now. This week my brother Gus and I made the 9-hour roundtrip drive and were blessed with two separate encounters. In this shot, we fired up the trolling motor and cruised alongside this beautiful adult viper.
I guess one's answered prayer can be another’s nightmare.
Our Flickr friend Gene Morris and his wife Annette survived the Tornados that hit Canton,Texas where they live.
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I am going to be off Flickr for awhile. I will miss everyone but sometimes you have to take care of life in the real world. Thanks for all your visits and comments.
Fragment of the series, The Glass Dome, made with the mobile phone on the TV screen and edited on the computer with PS
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SPNC - Year 3 - Instruction # 02:
"Search the streets for questions. Don't give the answers" Lukas Vasilikos
Silent Answers…
To quiet questions!
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NAQ live Bürgerhaus Glockenbachwerkstatt - Nobody answers Questions - an audiovisual journey with Ippio Payo & genelabo
Video here: www.facebook.com/warmdefeat/videos/1362815781126937
or:
Playing around with some HDR and sans shadow. Thanks to everyone who played along yesterday. The answer is below.
Fun Facts: Grand Teton National Park was created on February 29, 1929 and greatly expanded in 1950 due to the efforts of John D. Rockefeller, who purchased vast tracts of land and then donated over 30,000 acres to the U.S. Government.
To check out more photos from the Tetons, check out my set.
Check out my stream on Fluidr.
unsigned, this is for "everyman".
Blyth Beach, high tide, high noon, yet still some solitary bliss and room for thought.
[where the answers are .....P1400028]
Playing with dry ice
EXPLORE image
Como dijo mi gran amigo: "Todo es efimero, aunque pensemos lo contrario"
Todays catastrophic news is another mass murder in the US. I don't know what the answer or the motivation to this is.
I can't imagine the pain and heartache suffered by the relatives and friends of those involved. I don't even think that gun control will solve it. What has gone wrong in society these days, causing this to happen.
It will be a very sad Xmas for many people in Connecticut.
Today I didn't do any photos, so I pushed this very favourite shot of Rumblemumbles forward.
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Rumblemumbles knows how to dress for the occasion. I know you think she doesn't normally dress like this, and you are right, Her normal gloves are only wrist length.
I struggled to find something that was both wildly colourful and old or tatty, so this is the throw-back to the old days, when life was apparently wonderful.
No internet !
The roaring 20s was the euphoric period between WWI and the great depression.
Formal decorative frills were shed in favor of practicality, in architecture as well as in daily life. At the same time, amusement, fun and lightness were cultivated in jazz and dancing, in defiance of the horrors of World War I, which remained present in people's minds. The period is also often called "The Jazz Age".
by Wikipedia
View "Well Hello Mr President" On Black
Wildly Colourful Theme
Jim at Mere Mailbox
A quick note: I don't know whether 170mm on a full-frame camera constitutes 'telephoto'. Answers on a postcard please.
I 'think' we took this shot from the ascent of Kirk Fell in the Lake District - it was a long day and Becky's watch tells us that on that particular day we walked 40,000 steps and I'm guessing this was in between steps 5,000 and 10,000.
I'm sure this viewpoint is very well known to everyone but it is such a beautiful landscape. The maze of dry stone walling is very iconic.
A lone fisherman probes the waters of North Gap Lake for signs of piscine life, Snowy Range, Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming. All around him fish surface and feed, and he appears unable to divine what might interest them. Fishing can be quite a humbling enterprise...
Although the days begin to grow longer again, I imagine the inhabitants of the lake are currently sealed from sight beneath a cap of lake ice and will be for some time to come. Closer to home, the firewood shed is nearly complete (all but the metal roof sheathing), family members begin arriving tomorrow, and the full moon will be setting at sunrise in the morning hours.
In the spirit of the season, a friend and neighbor will be throwing a Chrismatzo Ball tomorrow evening. All signs point toward merry making! I hope the same holds true over the next weeks for all the fine people I've met on Flickr. Cheers!