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Captured Both by my camera and in the feeder! Once they get in, the squirrels are quite happy to stay a while. Near the red Squirrel hide, Barrhill Woods, Kirkudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
This Bokeh ist -once again- for my Foto-Buddy Wolfgang.
Ingredients:
"Altglas" by Olympus OM 50/1.4 @ f1.4
Olympus E-M 10 Mark II
Manual settings, manual focus, handheld, available light. Hope, you enjoy!
With my new D300 I received a copy of Capture NX. Agonizingly slow for my D300 files, but I gave it a try on some of my 'old' D70 files as well. On these, it works pretty fast.
German officers inspect a captured British aircraft, a B.E. 12 serial number 6547 (?), in a hanger. An early fighter that was considered unsuccessful almost from the start and was withdrawn from service in France by March 1917. Thanks to Bett and Alan we can see the information about this B.E.12 as reflected below in their comments.
Capturing a Moment! A couple had just got engaged in the middle of York. A guy just got down on one knee in the middle of York and proposed to his sweetheart. She accepted his proposal and there were smiles all round... nearly. (1065)
It was quite time-consuming to take this handheld shot with the touch screen of the EOS M.
Wat Phitchaya Yatikaram Worawihan, situated on the Thonburi side of Bangkok near the Memorial Bridge. Built during the Ayutthaya period.
I purchased these inexpensive mirrors at Target and painted the frames the other day. They will go into the garden to capture light and, of course, to reflect nature. When I laid the green framed mirror on the table to dry, I noticed I captured the sky. When I completed all three mirror frames, I laid them on the stones
and saw a reflection face-two eyes and a mouth!
Taken with my iPhone...for a few minutes the grass began to glow in the setting sun! Taken in the Hollister Hills.
“Eyes can only capture objects that already seen in mind.
And mind can only see things that already written in heart.”
At night, the lighting focused on the edifice of the Lincoln Memorial creates an optical illusion with the shadows of the columns in the appearance of an obelisk, not unlike the Washington Monument at the other end of the reflecting pool. I captured this image of the shadow of my wife taking what appears to be a cell phone picture of the Washington Monument within the Lincoln Memorial. Anyway, I thought it was cool....
i really was mesmerized by this. The flower, a tulip, was being a good "model" :)
the flower was bought to show love and prayers to my mom`s good friend who passed away . . .
The glasses are cheap reading glasses that my daughter likes to wear sometimes for playing, but we think they really suit her!
A project by Dopludό Collective; 2009. 20 pillows (45x45 cm each), 225x180 cm;
Why is it always so difficult to memorize the dreams that we have during the night?
They usually quickly escape out of our minds as if they were sneaking away and
hiding the traces. If we could believe that thoughts find materiality then also our dreams might have the material shape as well. Then where do they actually disappear? Might they be stored somewhere? They can visit our minds several times per night, and often they just slip by barely touching our consciousness for a short while. The work "Captured Dreams" is an allegoric attempt to visualize the idea of the existence of pillows that could capture dreams and display them. As though the latent image is revealed during the photographic procession after putting it in developing chemicals...
Почему всегда так трудно запоминать сны? Они очень быстро ускользают из памяти, как будто заметают свой след, делая вид, что их вообще не было. Если мы способны поверить
в то что мысли могут имеють свойство материализоваться, в таком случае и сны способны принимать материальную форму. Куда же они на самом деле каждый раз исчезают? Возможно ли, что они хранятся где-то? Они могут посещать наши умы несколько раз за ночь, чаще всего едва задевая сознание и оставляя легкий след недоумения. Проект "Captured Dreams" это попытка аллегорически визуализировать идею существования подушек которые могли бы сохранять и проявлять сны, как проявляется скрытое изображение проступая сквозь эмульсию на фотобумаге при помещении её в раствор...
See the whole project here
The best christmas present I received this year.
I haven't been feeling very inspired these days, unfortunately. To add to that, I have my IGCSE mock exams in a week so I've been spending my time studying, or trying to study. I got rid of Facebook so as not to distract me, but I'm afraid Flickr and Tumblr aren't helping much either ;)