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Misty sunrise near Sedgefield.

 

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seen in my garden in backlight

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Jökulsárlón ends at the Diamond Beach.

It is a beautiful black sand beach where you can see ice-cubes and crystals that are washed up from the sea, which is actually very beautiful especially at dawn, sunrise or sunset because then light illuminates the icebergs.

 

Jökulsárlón, Iceland. September 2015.

 

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In Central Park, not far from a playground where my kids were having fun. A fresh bunch of small flowers forgotten on a bench...

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Kuukkeli, Perisoreus infaustus, Siberian Jay

Spring Flowers

 

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Smile on Saturday!:-) "BACKLIT CLOSE UP"....edit.... Well, it was going to be in the Sat group, but I chose a different image, so it's in 'Make me smile! :-)' instead

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from yesterday morning's photo session. They were a wonderful family and so much fun. We were suppose to meet at another location but rained forced us to change plans. I am so glad it did. They had a beautiful home and the girls wore the most adorable outfits. more photos on my blog.

taken in the park. liked the sun coming through the autumn branches

 

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At a local park I was thrilled to find some black irises. These mysterious beauties look absolutely black before they open. And even once they are open, you can see in the top of the side petal how dark they are - unless you can catch them when the sun's rays are very low and they light up like stained glass.

I tried to capture the backlight effect. I love this candid moment with the layers.

Das OM-System Zuiko Auto-Macro mit einer Brennweite von 50mm und der relativ geringen Anfangsblende von 3.5 war -ausweislich der Bedienungsanleitung- das erste Makro Objektiv von Olympus, welches „Floating-Elements“ besaß. Dabei werden intern beim Fokussieren zusätzlich Linsengruppen gegeneinander bewegt. So kann das Objektiv nicht nur im Nahbereich, sondern auch bis Unendlich ohne nennenswerte Einschränkungen verwendet werden. Es besitzt fünf Linsen in vier Gruppen und ist mehrschichtvergütet.

Bis Blende 5.6 erfolgt die Einstellung derselben stufenlos und sodann in vollen Schritten.

Das Objektiv ist sehr leicht und klein und erreicht einen Abbildungsmaßstab bis 1:2. Unter Verwendung des 25er Zwischenrings wird sogar der Maßstab 1:1 erreicht.

Man erhält dieses kleine Wunderwerk für relativ kleines Geld; meins war sogar neuwertig und kam gestern an.

Da musste ich natürlich sofort los, um es zu testen. Da die Sonne schon tief am Horizont stand, waren die Möglichkeit allerdings eingeschränkt.

Daher als Kostprobe diese Gegenlichtaufnahme einer Diestel vor den Toren von Münsters Speicherstadt.

 

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Vintage Olympus OM-System Zuiko Auto-Macro 50mm f3.5 - stopped down to 5.6 - RAW developed in DxO PhotoLab.

Forlì, Italy

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Quando la natura compone con le cose più umili.

 

Stoplicht Verlengde Graaf Engelbertlaan /Princehagelaan in Breda.

Era davvero così quel giorno, in Umbria... un freddo cane..eh beh, che ci si poteva aspettare da un sole coperto da mille nubi?

Provo a raccontrae lo scatto, ormai sto diventando brava:

IO: sarebbe figo immortalare un sole così, ma cavolo queste nuvole corrono troppo, non ho una finestra temporale sufficiente...

LUI: e vabbè, magari ci riesci...

E cammina cammina....

LUI, accostando con la macchina: forza, dai sbrigati, aziona lo zoom....

IO: ma caspiterina (non era proprio così..ihihi), me lo dici adesso???

E via ad azionare lo zoom...CLICK! Fatta..questa è la foto originale, senza ritocchi di alcun genere... :)

camera Yashica 230-AF, film Santa 1000,

homedeveloped in Compard R09 1:50 for 20 min

Weeds in backlit evening sun

sorry about all the flower pics guys...its spring and i can't help myself~

Taken at the house of a friend.

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