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Gold Pond
Cantigny Park
Wheaton, Illinois 41.856196, -88.155886
August 13, 2022
Pontederia cordata, common name pickerelweed (USA) or pickerel weed, is a monocotyledonous aquatic plant native to the American continents. It grows in a variety of wetlands, including pond and lake margins across an extremely large range from eastern Canada south to Argentina.
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Same shot as the monochrome version but in colour. Naturally lit from a north facing window, on an overcast but bright day, with a dark backround.
I prefer the mono version: it makes you look deeper into the image. It can be found here:
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Creator: William Hope (1863 - 1933)
Date: c. 1920
Collection: National Media Museum Collection
Inventory no: 2002-5054/02
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A woman's face appears in a 'misty' cloud to the right of the man - identified as that of his deceased first wife. Hope may have already held her photograph in his studio, or he may have asked the man to supply her photograph under the pretence of using the image to contact the spirit world.
The signature in the upper left hand corner is the sitter's, authenticating the plate.
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Strobist info:
- Backround lit from behind by window
- 580EX2 in Westcott Apollo Orb subject left
- Cybersync triggers
© Photo by Tasos Tsoukalas
Model : Marian Konstantinidou
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Studio : Alex Manikakis
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You never believe what happened here!
This Pikture is pArt of the last Winterseries, -10°C in the City and I walked around the Palace of the Republik (see Backround in the Reflektion of the River Spree). In the middle of the Bank there was the Bird you see on the Painting. Happy about this Koincidence I tryed to take some Piktures of the Gull, before I realized the Animal was frozen on that Pillar, struggling to fly away! Two other Streetwalkers did see it as well and we try to give Freedom back to the Animal. They had the Idea to take some Branch to break the frozen Part on the Bellyside, it doesn´t work that well. After some Tries I run over to the Hotel next to the Berlin Dom and asked for some hot Water and a Kup. They were kind and helped us, so we kould melt the Bird free again, with a little bit of Temperature... It was really klose, since the Bird doesn´t looked so happy and we run out of Water. The Feathers unsolder from the Metal, yet the Gull was weak after this Struggle – then we sukceeded, the Bird flyed away, turned some Rounds over our Heads and joggled itself after that Panik. What an odd Experience and a Luck all turns out good in the End... (No Animals were harmed for this - it was only a Fright...)
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This One is uploaded for Grabthar, kause this Koincidence was on one of the Days we´ve done the "Palastduett" some Months ago.
pART of THINK!, my PhotoPhilosophY-Set.
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Dustanburgh Castle in the backround - Built between 1313-1322
When the Second World War broke out in 1939, measures were taken to defend the Northumberland coastline from a potential German invasion. The castle was used as an observation post and the site was refortified with trenches, barbed wire, a mine field and pill boxes as you can see here.
this horned chameleon looks dinosaur! I love the detail on this! Took it at the pet store my favorite photo op place one of my faves! Won best of show at the fair with this one!
i know... another cheesey backround... i cant help myself!! and i know i didnt give this amazing picture justice... hopefully a better edit will be coming soon!! i just wanted to put in on in case someone liked it...
This is a shot that i took at a raptor display at Warwick Castle. I decided to remove the backround to emphasise the bird.Hope you like this image.
Cantigny Park
Wheaton, Illinois 41.854760, -88.156184
June 25, 2020
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Canon 60 D
Canon 24-105 F4 L IS
Manual exposure
F 11
1/160 sec
ISO 200
White balance Flourescent
Canon speedlight 430 ex 90 deg to the right with a snoot to direct the light to the smoke and to not brighten the backround.
Used a black backround.
World War II Days
Midway Village Museum
Rockford, Illinois 42.278986, -88.982013
September 18, 2021
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Gerard David (c. 1460 – 13 August 1523) was an Early Netherlandish painter and manuscript illuminator known for his brilliant use of color.
Golden Brocade on green backround adorning the throne of Saint Anne
The Saint Anne Altarpiece: Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child [middle panel] [1500-1520]
Washington, National Gallery of Art
Painting; oil on panel; painted surface (including addition at top): 232.5 x 96 cm (91 9/16 x 37 13/16 in.)
overall (panel): 236.1 x 97.5 cm (92 15/16 x 38 3/8 in.);
I had a little bit of time today to go through yesterday's pictures and I figured I would edit another photo. This is one I took once I got out of the river.. Nothing too crazy!
I think I may throw these extras into facebook instead of posting them ALL here.. I have a few and I need to get them off of my computer!