the globe at the Philbrook Museum of Art is a lighted painted glass globe with a bit of a slide for Sliders Sunday and the globe even has a bit of a smile on this play.

Another bit of long exposure from Sunday morning. The "seen" are the two swimmers just visible over to the left near the rocks. The "unseen" is the guy who came out of the water at the end of the rail, walked across the front of me then squeezed past dripping over my camera and the long exposure picked up nothing of him as kept moving :)

France; Etang de Méouze (23), 15/7/19. Thanks to Bob Wardell for id.

Detail of a well-worn classic Chevy Impala, spotted in Tyler, Texas.

Nikon FE

Nikon 50mm f/2.0

Kodak Ektar

Nik Analog Efex Pro

Nik Color Efex Pro

Topaz Studios

Pequeño skyline del centro de La Gran Manzana visto desde el rio Hudson,en su orilla correspondiente al estado de New Jersey. En esta imagen destaca el Empire State Building, rascacielo mencionado y descrito en mi monocromo anterior.

Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con Camera Raw y Photoshop CC 2019

Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.

I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.

Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra visita y apoyo.

Thanks so much everyone for your visit and support.

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Lyrics:

I'm a little bit off today, something down inside me's different

Woke up a little off today, I can tell that something's wrong

I'm a little thrown off today, there's something going on inside me

I'm a little bit off today, a little bit off today

(I'm a little bit off today, a little bit off)

See, I'm a little bit off today, I cannot put my finger on it

Got up a little off today, just to play that same old song

I don't really wanna try today, I see nothing in my reflection

I'm a little bit dry today, feel like I could die today

Feel like I could die today

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey yeah, don't ya know? (I'm a little bit off)

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey, you gotta let it go (I'm a little, just a little bit off)

I'm a little pissed off today and there ain't nothing you can do about it

I'm a little put off today and I could not tell you why

Got a really short fuse today, everyone around me's fucking crazy

I'm a little ticked off today, a little pissed off today

(I'm a little bit off today)

I told a little white lie today, I smiled and told someone I loved them

I had to say goodbye today to someone that I love

I couldn't even cry today, I think my heart is finally broken

Didn't need a reason why today, I don't need a reason why today

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey yeah, don't ya know? (I'm a little bit off)

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey, you gotta let it go (I'm a little, just a little bit off)

I got a little too high today, got lost inside a sea of madness

Crashed a little bit hard today, crashed a little too hard today

Everybody sing

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey yeah, don't ya know? (I'm a little bit off)

Hey yeah, hey yeah

Hey, you gotta let it go (I'm a little, just a little bit off)

Hey, you gotta let it go (I'm a little, just a little bit off)

I'm a little bit off today

Something down inside me feels so different

Just a little bit off today

You can all fuck off today

Yesterday I posted to Substack a bit of writing (and audio) about why we embrace the imperfections of film photography.

Few things exemplify that as much as expired film developed in ECN-2. Here, there's color shifts and probably some odd development quirks. There are white specks all over it as well, though I don't remember why.

I shot this in 2021 and developed it that autumn. I don't know why it took me this long to share it. Probably because of the specks and shifts.

These imperfections, well, looks like I haven't quite embraced them. But it's still kind of a cool photo. And a wonderful place.

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'Without a Rudder'

Camera: Mamiya RB67

Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 3.8/90mm

Film: Agfa XRS1000; x-1999

Process: DIY ECN-2

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July 2021

after finding out quickly I had single shot set and not getting focus...It's almost like I have to learn this all over again,

Hope everyone is well.

short walk in Kadriorg park, Swan pond

Bit of an experiment in trying to get a sense of scale of the pink-feet as they flew in from the Wash. An awe-inspiring sight.

Press L - it does add to it.

A bit of winterly conditions on this morning: -3 celsius but the sun is already there!

Bit of a bad boy looks with NX-Nardcotix David mesh body. Check out my blog for the deets: billybeaverhausen.com/2020/02/09/shopping-for-david/

A bit of sunshine now and then allowed me to capture this pretty Rose in contrejour, this morning. The late season Rose isn't as big and beautiful as the Spring Rose, of course but it still adds colour and joy to the garden and its perfume always is as enjoyable :) /

Un peu de soleil par ci, par la, m'a permis de photographier cette jolie Rose a contre-jour ce matin. La Rose d'arriere saison n'est pas aussi grosse, ni aussi belle que la Rose de Printemps, bien sur mais elle continue a ajouter de la couleur et de la joie au jardin et son parfum reste magnifique :)

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Friendship is being quite together,laugh,talk,dance and sharing a bit bread!

A bit of a break from my recent travel photos as I darted up to the Midlands area and happened across Train 34 the log train running at a nice time in the Andover/Nala area. Units TR06 + TR13 can be seen gently easing their load of containers and logs through the curvaceous and nicely refreshed Midlands area of Tasmania.

Tuesday 27th October, 2015.

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I think the cats are happy in Vernazza

I was at a pond in Az and aimed my camera at the opposite side.

I wanted to get a photo of some homes, the shoreline and a bit of the water below.

A blue heron flew over just as I clicked with what I guess is dinner, and this is its reflection in the water.

I didn't see it till I downloaded the image and noticed it at the bottom of the frame. It was the most interesting part of the photo, so I zoomed in and cropped it.

Other than smoothing it out a bit from the fuzziness of the zoom/crop, this is as it appeared.

That fish must have given the great blue heron quite a fight. ;-)

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This display presenting picture frame materials at the local crafts store caught my eye on Wednesday, 06 February 2019. That day the theme at We’re Here! was Mosaic!

Merry Christmas my friends!

HMM

It's macro time, some screwdriver bits....

A bit of colour for a change. Something I would like to do more often in the future. This was shot as 181 second exposure from north side of Humber Bridge at sunrise. Let me know what you think :) Thank you all for looking and as always appreciate all of your support.

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lots to sort out in this photo taken from Brighton Palace Pier, my first attempt to use Photoshop for panorama

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Adding a bit of pop thanks to its yellow paint scheme, a Hiimi bound local exits the westbound portal of the Minagi Tunnels as it approaches its next station stop at Minagi.

JR Hakubi Line. JR 115 Series.

Minagi, Okayama Pref., Japan

A Lee Valley annual delight , the Bittern , but a little different .

A bit like London buses; you wait ages for one, then two come along together!

Here we see a Spitfire Mk 1a leading a Mk Vc onto the Duxford grass. The Mk 1 type had been in service since 1937 and the Mk V which was essentially a Mk 1 with a more powerful engine, introduced late in 1940.

In this picture, we can see the difference between the 'a' wing on the leading Spitfire, which could carry 8 machine guns and the 'c' wing on the Mk V which could carry either 4 cannon, or 2 cannon and 4 machine guns. This one is configured for the latter.

Note also how the markings changed during the course of the war; the Mk 1 has the Dark Earth with Dark Green topsides camouflage pattern, whilst the Mk V shows the later scheme introduced after 1941 which replaced Dark Earth with Ocean Grey, which was found to be more effective. The Mk V also carries a couple of 'friend or foe' visual identification aids; a pale band around the fuselage immediately in front of the tail plane, and yellow wing leading edges, so the plane could be identified when seen head on.

This is the Chain Reaction RVR-05, a custom LEGO spacecraft.

There’s a construction video on YouTube covering the complete build process.

The model was inspired by the Thunder Force game series. It’s a new evolution playing with design style from the Thunder Force official “RVR” line-up and a lovely RVR-03 concept by Sparrow S.A.

It comprises 2110 parts without the stand. All elements are from LEGO. Some shiny bits were chromed. I individually tinted the 21 trans-clear parts making up the canopy because I wanted a green.

68 of these elements are the new-for-2025 "plate 1x1 round with bottom clip" (ID 5264). The part is a revelation! It unlocked tight angles in the tail, a new engine design, off-grid placement of facets, and more.

Additional photos for Chain Reaction are at galacticplastics.com. In the future I hope to share a cleaned-up digital model file and parts inventory covering the ship and stand.

A bit of pareidolia while hunting for keyhole possibilities for #MacroMondays on 12/16. There are several ‘serious’ ones in the album for the theme but I just love the frog!

…….💙🔓HMM🔓💙

Walking around my small town USA and seeing a bit of color on an otherwise grey day.

Masovia, Poland

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Images captured in the breathtakingly beautiful Urabandai area in Northern Japan.

A mild winter so far gave us the chance to witness these early December sceneries one month late.

This image was captured with the new Nikon 19mm tilt lens on the D810.