SL Photographers That Don't Bump (opt out 30/60)
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Hush little baby don't you cry
Momma's gonna love you all your life
And if you ever need a friend
Momma's right there till the very end
And if you're feeling down or weak
Momma's gonna give you all the strength you need
There's nothing in this world that I wouldn't do
For my little future 'cause I love you
The Milky Way, meteor and star reflections over Bumping Lake. Night lights of Olympia on the western horizon.
Macro Mondays. Circles
I wanted to say this is a bunch of lizard eyes or something exotic. But it's a hobnail glass candle holder. I like how the bumps picked up the bumps on the opposite side of the container. So I got lots and lots of circles. I played around and added colored water and got many variations and it was hard to pick just one!
Gary coloured Bumper Cars at a funfair on Bournemouth seafront. I hate the ride, as when I was a child, I was in one driven by my Uncle, who bumped it suddenly, resulting in my teeth piercing my lip.
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Pose| StudiOneiro╰☆╮Ismini static bento poses╰☆╮
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The sun came out on a cold Tuesday on the top of Beeston Bump between Sheringham and Cromer. Two hours later it was snowing ! The Bump is famous for Black Shuck a legendary black spectral hound that is said to have inspired Sir Conan Doyle when he was writing Hound of the Baskervilles.
It was also the site of one of a network of Y stations, which gathered data for Bletchley Park by intercepting enemy wireless and radio transmissions in World War Two.
A street view of Lunenburg homes in the historic district. A unique architectural feature is the so-called "Lunenburg bump," a projection on the centre of the front façade. It is a large overhanging dormer, usually of the five-sided Scottish style.
(Pergear 35mm, f/1.6)
Three seconds long...
#MacroMondays
#WearAndTear
The battered glass stone of a steel tension ring that originally belonged to my Mum magrit k.. At one point, it got a little too small for her, and since it's made of steel there's no such thing as widening it easily like a silver or gold ring, so she gave it to me :) My Mum must have bumped against something one or more times while wearing the ring which resulted in this cracked dent that, to my delight, almost looks like a 💗 when seen in close-up; there's also some wear and tear visible on the brushed steel.
And yes, this glass stone is "three seconds" in diameter. Due to the lack of a close-at-hand ruler (and a distinct laziness in fetching it from the desk), I used the seconds marks of my automatic Citizen watch to measure the stone's diameter. The three seconds translate into 4 mm/0.157 inches.
Technical info: single shot illuminated by two LED lamps (left and right) and my LED Lenser flashlight set on "Spot", handheld from above to highlight the heart-shaped "Wear and Tear".
HMM, Everyone! I'll catch up with you later!
This snake is way smaller than it looks in this image. I had to get as close as I could focus, just a couple cm away, so it would fill the frame. Ringnecks are incredibly docile too. It's surprising they can survive in the wild world they live in. I guess the same could be said for all of us.
tyre fender at The Entrance, NSW, Australia
Panasonic GX85 / Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
Sincere thanks for your views, faves and comments.
I was busy with capturing the windmills of the Zaanse Schans when I saw these young people enjoying their evening during sunset time. I took several pictures of them. Later on behind my computer I saw the perfect timing of their first-bump (Dutch: boks) and the perfect position of the windmills in the frame. Just a picture out of my comfort zone. Zaandijk, 2019.
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