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This past weekend I went to a wonderful dinner on Haleiwa Farms by The Drunken Masterchef called Farm-To-Chopstix. Many of the ingredients in the five course dinner are from the farm there and prepared fresh for the meal. Each course was accompanied by a beer pairing from craft breweries. I was taking photos for the event. I’ll post some of them later, but this was my favorite shot of the night. After darkness fell I was using my flash mostly so the photos had some clarity and readability to them. But, I decided to go to auto-ISO and forego the flash for some “ambience” shots. This was actually one of the very last shots I took. It shows the warm vibe and overall contentment from the meal and communion with others… many of whom met for the first time that evening.
Not sure who this guy was but he was certainly deep in thought as I snapped the shot!
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When you think of him you get this throbbing sensation all over your body. But it starts right here – below your belly button. It spreads all over you so rapidly that you can’t breath. Your hart is pounding, your head is spinning, your body sets on fire… You call his name. But he is not coming... He is just your imagination of something better that you wish he could ever be…
After going about 12 miles straight out into the open ocean off the southern tip of Baja, our group of 7 divers dove down to 110 to 120 feet beneath the waves on the first of 2 "blue water" deep dives. This was my first experience diving in the deep blue ocean with no visible bottom and a lot of water above and below me. About 5 minutes into the dive, a school of Hammerhead Sharks (Sphyrna lewini) appeared out of the abyss. There were about 100 of them, each 5 to 8 feet long. The hammerheads never came closer than about 40 feet away and at no time did I have any fear of this notably non-aggressive shark species. They circled us once; quickly determining that we weren't something worth eating, and then vanished back into the deep blue - Gordo Banks, Sea of Cortez, B.C.S., Mexico
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The IDIOTs (Intergalactic Digital Imaging Optical Technicians) continue to process data collected by the Hullbull Remote Space Telescope during last year's return trip from the Abell 2744 cluster of galaxies. Another small emission/reflection nebula powered by hot blue supergiant stars and some dark nebula in an area of dense main sequence stars in a galaxy far, far, away.
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Single exposure. Ingredients: One clear plate glass very recently broken into several shards, one shot of milky water, one shot of clear water, (one shot of tequila - not used in image), a little air, one flashlight with and without blue/cyan gel and orange/red gel, one ThinkGeek "Color Shine Flashlight" set to pinkish hue, red, blue and orange-yellow LEDs, one spray bottle, water, one crumpled wet paper towel, cross-screen diffraction filter, one sheet of wax paper. Lots of lenscap on, lenscap off.
I thought about cloning out the graffitti but it kind of adds something I think.
A group of trees below the edge at Alderley Edge.
Deep thoughts, which keeps you, Deep inside the thoughts.
- Ray
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According to a couple of websites the entrance to the nature reserve was closed at one end, so we took a long detour to reach the other. Turned out the path was open both ways, making this detour redundant
Norfolk Southern train 177 heads south in the woods at Juliette, GA with the Central of Georgia heritage unit on the point.
I am currently in hawaii right now for one of my best friends wedding. So we decided with our group of guys to go deep sea fishing something ive always wanted to do but never had the chance. Ive seen this youtube video of this kid with his dad doing it and he reels in a marlin and it jumps at the boat and stabs in the mouth haha luckily that didnt happen to me. But it was an awesome experience to reel something in like this took about a solid hour.
Canon 5d
Canon 135L
Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph
A weathered wooden sign with red lettering warns of deep water in a tranquil pond. Tall green reeds emerge from the dark water, their reflections creating an abstract pattern on the surface. The scene, captured in Sale Water Park, Manchester, evokes a sense of caution amidst natural beauty.
Patrol Ship 014 on a deep space tour.
Modeled with MLCad. Converted to POV-Ray with LDView.
Rendered with MegaPOV. The starfield is from the Space3D include files.
Still cruising the Scutum Centaurus Arm of the Milky Way galaxy, the Hullbull Remote Space Telescope peers into a dense nebula and captures an image of a binary protostar system in early stages of development.
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Two exposures, 100mm lens: Waterworld technique (handheld) used to create blue/yellow/red nebula pattern. Recompose on tripod for second exposure using water droplets, blue, red, yellow, and white LEDs to create background star field, selective masking to eliminate "stars" behind nebula (black matting); Waterworld technique again to create two protostar patterns, two focal distances, Waterworld combined with droplet technique to create protoplanets/asteroids in protoplanetary disk of left protostar. Protodifficult.
I found myself here last night, so I made a frame of the Ben Franklin Bridge. What drew me to this particular vantage point was a sign that said something to the effect of: "Deep Fryers are prohibited on Marina Property".
With my Fry Daddy in hand, I had to double back and find somewhere else to plug in.