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An English summer sky with butterflies collected on my travels and from my garden.
Butterflies were arranged in a special "atomizer" program I wrote.
Composite & effects in PaintShop Pro.
Now available to print at Deviant Art!
UK. August. 2006.
Some training for World Anthotype Day (3rd Saturday in August).
Pickled Beetroots "atomized" with a hand mixer, dye extracted with a 50/50 solution of 96% ethanol and H2O and finally strained through a cotton cloth.
Glossy inkjet paper coated x 2 with the emulsion (drying in between).
Wine leafs.
Cooked for 7h in full July Nordic sunshine today.
Quick rinse in water and hanged to dry before scanning.
Slow and low contrast alternative photographic process.
I recommend Malin Fabbri's book "Anthotypes" if you want to learn more about this.
Seljalandsfoss's neighbor, only accessible by getting your feet in the glacial water, only to find yourself in the wettest spot of the whole island.
One giant natural atomizer.
Fireman Brock Jones mans the left hand seat of D&RGW #480 on October 24, 2025. While no longer a coal burner, Brock's job is no less important or time consuming as the Baldwin built Mikado requires careful attention to detail with the use of the oil firing valve, atomizer and other assortments instead of a shovel.
There is a part of me
This part wants to be like dust
It wants to go to heaven
And atomize far above in the sky
To slowly disintegrate
And to merge with the soft light of the moon
I find it difficult to be to near to folks that pile on the perfume. Less is more. Happy Macro Monday!
(Thank you all so much for your comments and favorites! I'm overwhelmed by the response to my photo.)
Longish exposure of water drops on a laser disc from the 1980s called "The 3 Worlds of Gulliver" See if you can untwist the plot from this image. Water drops were sprayed on the surface with an atomizer bottle and then I shone a flashlight at an angle to give me the rainbow and pressed the shutter. The lens was a manual macro Oshiro lens, and I believe the aperture was f/22 DSC05605nikfilthpmultviveza
Minifig for scale. This is intentionally small. I imagine it as some urban warfare drone meant to tool around in city streets until some poor bastard walks in front of it and gets atomized by that big gun. Somewhat inspired by the drone tanks in Arkham Knight.
*FFWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH*
....okay, jet afterburners don't atomize people. Not this one. There should be a crispy edgelord in that giant scortchmark. Wait, his ax was right there, where is---
*SSHHKTKTKK*
Found it.....
There is a part of me
This part wants to be like dust
It wants to go to heaven
And atomize far above in the sky
To slowly disintegrate
And to merge with the soft light of the moon
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The general water temperatures of geysers and geothermal springs can usually be judged by the colors of the heat-loving organisms that live in them. Surprisingly, the "cooler' the color, the hotter the water with turquoise blue signaling the hottest while dark browns and blacks indicate relatively "cooler" water.
According to Wikipedia, Artemisia Geyser is part of the Cascade Group which includes the Atomizer Geyser. Its eruptions last for 15 to 25 minutes once or twice per day. The eruption water fountain reaches a height of 30 feet (9.1 m). Artemisia's pool overflows quietly for many hours before an eruption but gives no visible warning of an impending eruption until the sudden increase in overflow that marks the eruption's onset. Eruptions are accompanied by a strong underground thumping caused by steam bubbles collapsing in the geyser's channels. Artemisia also experiences minor eruptions lasting about 5 minutes. These minor eruptions are followed by major eruptions within six hours. Minor eruptions, however, are rare and years may pass between episodes of minor eruptions. In 2009, intervals between eruptions ranged from 9 to 36 hours, averaging 18 hours, 43 minutes.
This panorama was constructed using Photoshop CS6 to stitch together horizontally three images captured from the hiking trail to the east of the Geyser.
You get these with every pair of glasses you purchase. I use all the cleaning fluid in these little bottles and still my glasses are dirty.
The image is about 4 cm (1.5 inches) on the long edge.
My dresser is exceptional long and deep so I get to put many things in little vignettes on top based on color or metals or materials. This is a photo of two of my favorite fragrances. I can smell them now as I type this.
I think they are part of my DNA. No, seriously, I do. When I put them on, I feel like dancing and twirling. Must be the alcohol in them. Hahahahahahaha!
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My "technical grade" isopropyl alcohol atomizer spray bottle for cleaning delicate components, has been repurposed to kill novel corona virus.
#MacroMondays
#Plastic
HMM!
A 2 km (1.24 miles) stream, on a small plateau, in one of the wettest region on earth, hurtles 2.8 cubic meters (100 cubic feet) of rain water on a 340 meters (1115 feet) plunge every second atomizing a whole lot of it into mist. The Nohkalikai waterfall near Cherrapunji, Meghalaya.
No one can make a perfect picture of this waterfall, it is not possible. Take a few pictures, then keep aside your tools.
Savour the moment, immerse in it. The rain, the breeze, the fog, this white column of water, the roar, the mist, the feel...
Raw nature, honest, magical, ethereal. Spiritual.
The best picture is the one you take away in your mind. Play it when you want. When the memory fades, go and seek such a moment again.
My idea of God, my idea of a pilgrimage.
Meghalaya album: www.flickr.com/photos/santanu_sen/albums/72157667535175284
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Place : Miroir d'eau (water mirror), place de la Bourse, Center, Bordeaux, France
Miroir d'Eau, Bordeaux, France
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None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Sony A900 + Minolta50mm + 2 manual flashes + 1 beauty dish + water atomizer
Strobist info: One nude full power strobe from back, one strobe with white umbrella from left and a beauty dish from right
Info strobist: un flash desnudo trasero, uno con paraguas blanco desde la izquierda y un beauty dish desde la derecha
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Model: Luis Domínguez
None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Sony A900 + Minolta50mm + 2 manual flashes + 1 beauty dish + water atomizer
Strobist info: One nude full power strobe from back, one strobe with white umbrella from left and a beauty dish from right
Info strobist: un flash desnudo trasero, uno con paraguas blanco desde la izquierda y un beauty dish desde la derecha
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Here's a rear-quarter view of Southern Pacific narrow gauge locomotive #18, running in the Silverton, Colorado yard as she prepares for a Trains Magazine photo shoot. This image provides a clear view of the unusual "whale-back" tender design that was used on some oil-burners. So named because the rounded sides and top resemble the back of a whale, these tenders were optimized for carrying liquids, including fuel oil and water. Back in the day, an engine like this would typically be burning heavy bunker oil, and the tender design included steam lines from the boiler, for the purpose of heating the oil to make it flow and atomize more easily. Today, most oil-burners, including the 18, burn waste motor oil, which flows and atomizes pretty easily, even in relatively cold temperatures.
The Berserker V1.5 rebuildable tank atomizer, designed by Alex from VapersMD, one of the best mouths to lung RTA's to give outstanding flavor. Measuring at 24mm the Berserker V1.5 can hold 2.5ml of E-Liquid with the glass tank section while the metal tank section can accommodate 3ml. Airflow can be changed from increments of 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.4mm, 1.6mm and 1.8mm giving users the choice of versatility for user preference.
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"The trucks, the first special-use units of their kind in Việt Nam and with advantages over other vehicles currently in use, were designed on the company’s orders.
Each can carry 10 tonnes of garbage and is equipped with a waste compression compartment. They also have a sewage leachate container to prevent effluents from running onto the street. They have an automatic atomizer to deodorize unpleasant smells and give off a fragrant smell whenever they stop, thus not causing discomfort to people in other vehicles.
The eco-friendly trucks are powered by compressed natural gas that helps reduce harmful emissions, and have a system of cameras that allow their drivers to monitor their surroundings."
I was getting ready to leave the El Super when I noticed a truck in AD paint. At first; it seemed like any other of their trucks, but then it quickly dawned on me; It wasn't one of their McNeilus'. With that realization, I ran to it to get a good photo, and with good timing, as the truck turned left right after.
An Interesting thing you can see is that the original arm was replaced at one point with that of a crocodile, paired with atomizer grippers.
While I knew AD had these in the past, I thought they had completely standardized their fleet by this point. Thankfully, I am wrong, but, with that said, I don't think this truck won't be here for much longer.
K’hall and the other crews lingered in silence, awaiting orders. Axiom5 was gone. With its destruction, dozens of orb crews were left stranded, adrift without command or sanctuary.
A single transmission had come through from Axiom12: only eight escape pods had been recovered. No other survivors. Hours earlier, K’hall and the others had watched the last fragments of Axiom5 ignite and vanish in the upper atmosphere, a funeral pyre streaking across the sky.
Now he paced the shattered remains of Ramva19. Miraculously, its crew had survived the descent. The orb lay split open but the central guidance and weapon systems—vital components in short supply—gleamed intact amid the wreckage. With Axiom5 gone, those parts will be more precious than ever. He would salvage them before the wreck was erased.
“Oam’ka,” K’hall called, “help me with the plasma compressor.”
Together they wrestled a twisted beam aside and extracted the unit from its cradle. Then the guidance core. As they worked, Avhal’s voice crackled through K’hall’s vitec.
“Move fast. Three trucks inbound. You need to get aboard.”
The salvaged units were stowed aboard Ramva20. K’hall, Bext, and the survivors of Ramva19 climbed into K’hall’s orb and sealed the ramp behind them.
“All ships are cloaked,” K’hall said. “If they do not spot the wreckage, they will pass us by.”
Avhal’s tone was grim. “I would not count on it. The trucks have cut a direct line to this site. They may have tracked Ramva19’s descent.”
K’hall’s jaw tightened. “Bext, charge the weapons bank.”
Minutes later, 3 large trucks one with a flatbed arrived. Ten reptilians disembarked, slinking through the wreckage, probing the debris with practiced precision.
“They haven’t detected us,” K’hall murmured. “Their scanners must be blind to our cloaking. Bext, status?”
“Weapons charged. Targets locked.”
K’hall nodded. He continued watching, adjusting the focus on the night vision screen.
Using hover lifts, the reptilians hoisted the wreckage onto the flatbed, securing it with chains. They gathered scattered fragments, then climbed back into the trucks and started the engines.
“Bext,” K’hall said coldly, “fire.”
A lance of energy burst from the orb, slicing through the air. The trucks and wreckage vanished in a flash—atomized.
K’hall watched the smoke curl skyward. “The lizards will come looking for their friends,” he growled. “Eyes up. Watch for aircraft.”
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Just some tiny beads of nature intruding on our ordered city landscape with a background painted by an urban child :)
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This shot was created by hanging the atomized (Elastic band around the bottle with a knotted string between it and the bottle, then tied to a tincture frame. Shone a light on the background to illuminate.
Thanks to the power of tonemapping I was finally able to salvage this capture of Spray Falls, which is one of the coolest waterfalls I have visited in Mount Rainier National Park. It is located in the Mowich Lake area which is in the long forgotten Northwest corner of the park, where fewer tourists visit. Unfortunately, I have not made it back up here since this one and only visit. It truly requires a truck or SUV vehicle with its bumpy terrain, narrow roads and elevation gain. It was an interesting drive up there cruising in my Honda Accord. Being one of my earlier waterfall captures I can proudly say this was one of my last waterfall images captured before purchasing my tripod. Not too bad for handheld, though I don't recommend it at all.
I am pleased to have finally achieved this image, I had worked on it off and on never being pleased with the results. If you are visiting Mount Rainier National Park I would definitely recommend visiting this 280 foot beast. Keep in mind though, it is not a convenient waterfall at all and you cannot access it from the two popular destinations Paradise & Sunrise. Thanks for checking this out. Enjoy!