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EXPLORE. October 07, 2008.
Red star.
Backlit.
Ambient light.
Ant's view.
Depth of Field.
Shadow.
Red.
Crimson.
Temple.
Good morning.
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
The world as see through the eyes of an insect.
Die Welt aus der Ameisenperspektive.
Sleep well, monsters only exist in your imagination! ;-)
No AI created stuff.
Even the beetle is real. This picture was taken with the Laowa Probe lens f:14 /24mm.
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Another night with the stars, another unexpected visit from clouds. This is also a different angel of view from what I usually do - due to the very limited space.
Ant's view.
That though the radiance which was once so bright be now forever taken from my sight. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower. We will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.
William Wordsworth
The moment one gives close attention to any thing, even a blade of grass it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself.
Henry Miller
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“An ant's eye view
From the low perspective, the ground and the horizon either intersect or sandwich the subject material, creating emphasis and guiding the eye around the image. When these planes come together abruptly, they also draw attention to the composition of the environment.” Source: digital-photography-school.com/ants-view-perspective-phot...
The lilacs are starting to fall off the bush
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I was again trying to test my newly built 90° attachment for the Laowa probe lens outside in the garden, where I found Leo. He was in a sleepy mode in the beginning, but when I approached him with the probe, he became more an more playful and he tried to catch the probe. It is very difficult to get a sharp picture of a moving subject with the Laowa probe, as the depth of field at close distances is very shallow (even at f:14!) and the distance of the tip of the probe to the subject is only a few centimeters. In this case Leo was lying in front of this triangular dry plant stem when I took a series of shots. Watching at the series I was initially unpleased by the "triangle" because it was distracting, unless I discovered this shot, were the eye was not only perfectly centered inside the triangle but also perfectly in focus!
A truly lucky shot, which you would never get if you would plan an image like this! :-)
Ich habe meinen neu gebauten 90°-Vorsatz für das Laowa-Objektiv wieder einmal draußen im Garten getestet, wo ich Leo fand. Immer ein dankbares Motiv ;-) Anfangs war er etwas verschlafen, was eigentlich ideal gewesen wäre, das die Laowa-Sonde 24mm alles andere als ein Aktionobjektiv ist, Doch wie es immer ist: Wenn Katzen mal stillhalten sollen, dann werden sie plötzlich munter. Als ich mich ihm mit der Sonde näherte, wurde er verspielt und versuchte, die Sonde zu fangen. Es ist sehr schwierig, mit der Laowa-Sonde ein scharfes Bild von einem sich bewegenden Motiv zu erhalten, da die Schärfentiefe im Nahbereich sehr gering ist (selbst bei Blende 14!) und der Abstand der Sondenspitze zum Motiv nur wenige Zentimeter beträgt. In diesem Fall lag Leo vor diesem dreieckigen, trockenen Pflanzenstängel, als ich eine Fotoserie machte. Beim Betrachten der Serie war ich zunächst unzufrieden störenden „Dreieck“, bis ich diese Aufnahme en
tdeckte, bei der das Auge nicht nur perfekt im Dreieck zentriert, sondern auch perfekt fokussiert war!
Ein wahrer Glückstreffer, den man nie hinbekäme, würde man so eine Aufnahme gezielt machen wollen! :-)
Even thought I have 3 additional photographs of roses, Will and I have decided we have had enough. But, we are very happy that you liked them!
Happy Friday, my friends:)
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Here, I wanted to simulate the view a tiny insect might have when walking on the cupboard in between the spices.
Hier wollte ich den Seheindruck generieren den eine Fliege würde, die im Gewürzregal umherläuft.
The world as see through the eyes of an insect.
Die Welt aus der Ameisenperspektive.
Taken with the Laowa probe lens f:14 / 24mm.
Stack of 65 images
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Bug's eye perspective series
Laowa Probe f:14/24mm + 90° prism attachment (improved version with a 3cm instead of a 2cm prism).
The world as see through the eyes of an insect.
Die Welt aus der Ameisenperspektive.
Stack of 68 images.