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When i was a kid I could tell you the make and model of every car, how fast it went 0-60 and it's top speed. I subscribed to Motor Trend and Car and Driver. Went to the auto show every year. I'm not so much into cars anymore but a shiny yellow Lamborghini is still pretty cool!
If you haven't checked out the article on Fstoppers yet please do fstoppers.com/documentary/cinematic-look-how-make-your-ph... ... It's an in depth look at the cinematic style of photography!
Die Geschichte dahinter ist die von Herkules und den Äpfeln der Unsterblichkeit. So gesehen in Großsedlitz.
Und die Arbeit vom Steinmetz war bestimmt auch eine Herkulesaufgabe.
Watching the Eastern Grey Wallabies hop by whilst going for a walk in the local bushland.
My friend and I walk there fairly regularly. My friend is one of a few that would allow me to take her backside view :))
Mein #Schutzengel#
Auswahlfoto:
Für“Looking close.... on Friday!“
Thema:“Backside“ am 11.03.2022.
Thanks for views, faves and comments:-)
My new garden ornament waiting to be placed in his new home.
Smile on Saturday - Backside
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Weekly Theme Challenge... From Behind
Dish soap in a glass, backside illuminated by an LED shining through blue, red, and green paper
Olympus 60mm + Raynox M 250
Abdominal view of a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens tarantula. Taken with a new to me Nikon D750 105mm f/2.8 1/200sec f/11 ISO 100.
These clouds are the blow-back upper level clouds from a thunderstorm. The storm is moving away from my position.
Happy "Looking close... on Friday!" with "a flower's backside".
... and many thanks for your views, faves and comments! :-)
El tema de esta semana (11 de Marzo) es "Espalda"
The theme for this week (on March 11) is "Backside"
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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness.
Early on in the COVER OF NIGHT series, I shot a couple gas stations. They were not initially the type scene I was looking to capture, but when I came across one late at night, bright and isolated in the darkness, it was impossible for me to resist, so I continue to shoot them. I have now shot enough that they have become a series-within-the-series. For a look at them as a collection, check out, Gas Stations