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Experimenting with composition styles other than the rule of thirds. I am hoping that this picture will evoke the emotion of other viewers the same way it has done for me.
I have been extremely busy with work lately, so didn't have too much time for flickring. I apologize in advance if I didn't yet have a chance to browse your new work and comment on them.
Took this photo at Luane's World, (in Second Life) near the access bridge to the residents area -- so much to see here, would be a wonderful place for an afternoon nap.
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We saw lots of these on our trip - in fact I have never seen so many deer in North America as we did this time
This image captures a moment of retail browsing. A woman, likely an adult, is standing outside a shop, intently looking at the window display. The shop appears to specialize in toys and novelties, as evidenced by the numerous stuffed animals and other items visible inside. The shop's branding is playful and eye-catching, with the name 'LABUBU' repeated in a vibrant, cartoonish font. The woman's attire – a long, flowing dress – contrasts with the playful nature of the shop's aesthetic.
A doe and her fawn browse the spring hillside for edibles. Fortunately for them, anything they put in their mouth is edible in this lush environment. This is a companion image to the one I posted yesterday--same time, same place--a little more intimate, with hopefully the same peaceful easy feeling of gentle beings going about their business.
San Mateo County CA
El despertar... (Delta del Ebro - Cataluña).
The awakening ... (Ebro Delta - Catalonia).
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Todo en calma, silencio absoluto, solo una ligera brisa que hace ondular ligeramente la superficie del agua y con mirada periférica observo en el horizonte como cambian las luces y los bellos tonos cada vez menos azulados y empiezan los amarillos en la superficie del agua y el horizonte.
Una cámara montada en el trípode y otra en mano para ángulos muy bajos y recorriendo los encuadres preseleccionados de antemano.
El espectáculo está servido, solo se oyen los clics de las cámaras al disparar. De repente empieza el delta a despertar... los patos luego los flamencos... con una sinfonía de sonido y color, luego... nuestras voces comentando ostras! la tengo, otro yo también, risas... estábamos contentos porque teniamos un excelente amanecer y con ello se unía a esta sinfonía, el sonido de las cámaras, todo estaba en funcionamiento y fue el... despertar del Delta!
Datos técnicos:
Cámara Nikon D800 con objetivo 48 mm. f/6,5 y una velocidad de obturación a 1/5, con un ISO de 400.
English:
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Everything calm, absolute silence, only a light breeze that makes the surface of the water slightly ripple and with a peripheral gaze I observe on the horizon how the lights and the beautiful shades change less and less bluish and the yellows begin on the surface of the water and the horizon.
One camera mounted on the tripod and one on hand for very low angles and browsing the preselected frames.
The show is served, only the clicks of the cameras are heard when shooting. Suddenly the delta begins to wake up ... the ducks then the flamingos ... with a symphony of sound and color, then ... our voices commenting on oysters! I have it, another me too, laughs ... we were happy because we had an excellent sunrise and with it joined this symphony, the sound of the cameras, everything was working and it was the ... awakening of the Delta!
Technical data:
Nikon D800 camera with 48mm lens. f / 6.5 and a shutter speed of 1/5, with an ISO of 400.
I accidentally deleted this as I was trying to figure out what was wrong with flickr ( it was showing my image to me but no comments or favs and a message said " try again " )
I think it might have been a browser problem as I was using firefox ... I reloaded it and I am now using Google Chrome and it seems to be fine . I apologize for the inconvenience.
Elk are one member of the deer family that both graze (eat grasses) and browse (eat leaves).
The bulls (or more properly, stags) are quite docile in the summer and are either loners or hang out with other bulls in small groups. In the fall, during the rut, the bulls are unpredictable and dangerous and should not be approached.
Eight shot joiner during which someone walking a dog disturbed the browsing Rooks, I kept shooting my sequence suspecting this would work and if not I could always start again! To my surprise the joiner worked perfectly with Rooks in flight and all.
Completely re-processed here from my earlier upload.
Note: Please, look this photo in full screen (click L and F11)
S'il vous plaît, regardez cette photo en plein écran (click L et F11)
TNM - OE
Feeling the constant war between the darkness and the light. I can’t find the words to express it so I make pictures.
Day 18
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As a way to cope with circumstances beyond my control, survive and work to keep fighting for life I decided to try to take at least one photo (or more) each day. I call this “a photo (or more) a day.” Practicing this form of therapeutic photography helps me work to focus on the present moment, gives me something familiar and enjoyable to focus on as I use photography skills that have become like second-nature to me and being able to view the images I capture helps me recall what I was thinking, feeling and noticing at the moment when I created the photos. More of the photos from this series can be seen on my Instagram account
I may not always have the energy, time or capacity to share photos from this series—especially with the very challenging circumstances my family and I are experiencing—and will do my best to continue taking a photo (or more) a day even if I’m not able to share.
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#macromondays #Familiar
The latest #macromondays challenge #Familiar prompts me to share this picture with you. And this time i went a bit closer. Therefore i used the 1.4x Converter on my XF80.
FYI: What you see is a nailbrush and each string measures 0,16mm thickness. The Scissors of the tiny little helper is about 3-4mm. Size of the visible helper is aprox. 10-12mm.
A nailbrush is a small brush designed specifically for cleaning and scrubbing the fingernails and toenails. It typically has short, stiff bristles that help remove dirt, debris, and bacteria from under the nails and the surrounding areas. Nailbrushes come in various shapes and sizes, but they generally have a compact design that fits comfortably in the hand.
Using a nailbrush is a common practice during personal hygiene routines, especially when washing hands or feet. The bristles help to clean the nails thoroughly and promote good nail health. Nailbrushes are often found in bathrooms and are a handy tool for maintaining cleanliness and hygiene.
Some nailbrushes may have additional features, such as a built-in handle for easier grip, or they may be part of a grooming or manicure set. Overall, nailbrushes are simple yet effective tools for maintaining clean and healthy nails.
We encounter a wide variety of objects in our daily lives, and they serve various purposes. Here are some common objects that people typically encounter on a daily basis:
Smartphones: Nearly ubiquitous, these devices are used for communication, browsing the internet, and numerous other functions.
Keys: Essential for locking and unlocking doors, cars, and other secure items.
Wallets/Purses: Used to carry money, identification, and other personal items.
Clothing: Everyday attire, including shirts, pants, shoes, and accessories.
Vehicles: Cars, bicycles, scooters, and other means of transportation.
Computers/Laptops: Used for work, entertainment, and communication.
Cups/Mugs: Containers for holding beverages.
Chairs/Tables: Furniture commonly found in homes and workplaces.
Glasses/Sunglasses: Worn for vision correction or protection from the sun.
Watches: Timekeeping devices worn on the wrist.
Television: Electronic device for watching broadcasts and streaming content.
Books: Physical or digital, for reading and learning.
Utensils: Forks, knives, spoons, and other tools for eating.
Appliances: Refrigerators, microwaves, and other household devices.
Shoes: Footwear for protection and comfort.
Lamps/Lighting: Used to illuminate spaces.
Toothbrush and Toothpaste: Dental hygiene tools.
Mirrors: Used for personal grooming.
Bags/Backpacks: Carriers for personal items.
Pen and Paper: Writing instruments for note-taking and communication.
These are just a few examples, and the list could go on depending on individual lifestyles and routines. The objects we encounter daily are diverse and play crucial roles in our daily activities and well-being.
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This particular part of St. Thomas seems to have many little alleys, each with its own characteristics and each appears to have many shops ranging from boutique, gift, bakery, bar, ... to eatery, coffee shop, etc... And, of course, the tourists just love visiting these alleys in search of some unique souvenirs as well. 😀
Have a pleasant day, everyone...
Just browsed through the groups with a weekly theme, wondered why Crazy Tuesday is not closed - is it Tuesday already? Oppsie, almost over. What's the theme? On the top.
I'm so fed up with rovers that I already started to make 'normal' toy photos to have a running start in March... wait, make that a cycling start on a rotten, wooden railing.
Toy Project for tomorrow, Day 3135
These giants are the second largest species of tortoise in the world following the Galapagos giant tortoises. Aldabras can reach several hundred pounds with males weighing upwards of 600lbs and females averaging around 300-400lbs. They can reach ages of more than 100 years. It is believed that tortoises are the longest lived of all animals although is hard to prove because they have outlived the scientists who were studying them, and proper records were not kept.
Aldabra tortoises are able to go without food or water for long periods. They are grazers and browsers, feeding mainly on grasses and woody plants. However, they will eat meat when it is available and possibly even eat the carcasses of dead tortoises.
At the Zoo, Aldabra tortoises eat salad and hay three days per week. In the summer, they have access to the outdoor enclosure where they graze on grass and weeds. Their diet is supplemented with cactus pad, carrots, sweet potatoes and assorted browse.
Trail in the Rigi mountains in Switzerland. It was an incredible day because once we went above the clouds it was warm, sunny and nice.
Photomatix of 3 handheld exposures with Photoshop post-processing.
I wonder why the blues in the Lightroom display and on the web browser look different.
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Parée Erica’s Texture Fun Challenge #24
Texture with thanks to Parée Erica
Model from browse.deviantart.com/art/Laura-spring-stock-3-204105172
Busch from brokenwing3dstock.deviantart.com/
Rest with gimp
After placing bird feeders in our back yard we've had several new species of birds arrive. Among them are American Goldfinch's. I've seen one (maybe two) in the past 23 years we've lived here but this year many have descended upon our abode. This male seems choosy in his food selection.
Since I can't travel because of the current pandemic I might as well take advantage of the opportunities that're right under my nose.
Portrait of a young female kudu, Kruger National Park, South Africa
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The largest terrestrial animals in the world is dwarfed by a giant acacia tree in NgoroNgoro Crater. The African Elephant grazes and browses continuously to consume the quantities of food it needs to sustain its large size. Tender acacia leaves are a favorite food and many a tree succumbs to the brute force of the elephant. Smaller trees are frequently knocked down or torn apart in by elephants, sometimes leaving large swaths of forest destroyed. Elephants, when not poached, can live in excess of 70 years. Of the over 100 species of acacia, most are smaller and have less longevity that the tree shown. A few can reach great heights and attain greater age. But the battle between this mighty acacia and the seemingly small elephant is constant. Even though he won't be able to knock this tree over, its lower branches will remain at risk. The ground is strewn with large branches pulled down and stripped of succulent leaves. And in nature's struggle for survival even the might small can survive. #iLoveNature #iLoveWildlife #WildlifePhotography in #Tanzania #Nature in #Africa #Elephants #AfricanElephants #Acacia #DrDADBooks #Canon #WildlifeConservation
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his bridge is a relatively small example of Pennsylvania's very attractive standard plan 1930s/40s truss bridge design.
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