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This hall at Accademia Gallery was especially built for Michelangelo's famous statue of David. The statue was situated outdoors on the Piazza della Signoria for about 300 years. To protect it from further damage it was removed from the square in 1873 and was placed under this impressive cupola.
lovLY life circles
you are the only one
the only only only one
next one
you are the only one
... eternalLY!
We are in a deep freeze right now but the sun has been out so might as well take advantage of the sun while stuck indoors and photograph oil and water.
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The story behind this photo:
I was walking home on Sunday afternoon when I came across this puddle of water beneath the block opposite to mine. I could see the reflection of my block very clearly in the puddle due to the direction of the light at that particular point in time.
I have always wanted to take a reflection shot and thus I hurried up to grab my camera. My vase of cut flowers was by the doorway and I decided to grab this stalk of Gerbera as well.
I tried out several shots with the Gerbera placed at different positions and shot from multiple angles. Coincidentally, it then started to drizzle and I was finally able to capture this shot of the reflection of my block and the Gerbera in addition to the concentric wavefronts produced by the rain drops on the puddle of water. I named the photo 'Circles of Life' as I hope that this photo is able to subtly represent the life within the housing block community.
Testing the new 4 metre long "Mega Wand" with stu8fish, seen here attempting the "Forsythian" pose.
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I don't think that you will see a Dahlia in such a perfect circle as this one from my friends garden.
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Monarchs start to awaken as the morning sun touches them in Point Pelee National Park. We were very lucky to catch them that morning. A few minutes later their numbers dwindled as they flew off to continue their migration to their winter grounds in Mexico.
HMM... the macromonday theme for today, 4/8, is circle. of the 150+ shots i did of various circles, this is one of the brass button ones, but i liked the napkin ring one the best. so no dithering today :)