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I asked Nicole to touch the surface of the water while underwater. I had this shot in my head. It's like being in a different dimension but in the same place and time.
Behind the Scenes Video:
www.photofide.com/video/2010-05-29-nicole-underwater
also check out a shoot from last year:
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5 different colored threads on 1 wooden spool.
Macro Mondays: 5 Theme
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In the Essl art museum.
Belongs to a series of street (urban) and geometry photos in different art museums.
This is a pretty common bird in our neighborhood, and back when we moved here in 2009 we saw it in the yard pretty often. But several years ago, back when I started compiling photos of the different yardbird species (which now runs to fifty-seven), I realized it was the only confirmed species for which I had never posted a photo. It seems that in the years we've lived here the yard has grown more overgrown and enclosed, a change which the other birds prefer, but which has kept this one away. Anyway, today one dropped in, so I finally have a photo of it to complete the collection. Mourning dove, backyard Olympia.
7. pine-siskins
8. bushtits
11. brown creepers
12. crows
13. flickers
16. starlings
17. mourning doves
21. house finches
22. gold finches
26. stellar's jays
28. fox-sparrows
30. song-sparrows
31. house sparrows
34. varied thrushes
35. hermit thrushes
41. black-throated gray warblers
42. bewick's wrens
43. pacific wrens
44. cedar waxwings
46. cooper's hawks
47. lazuli buntings
48. hutton's vireos
50. western tanagers
54. purple finches
55. warbling vireos
Beitrag zum exff-salon - Monatsthema 03/26 "All the same but different"
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week one assignment for my get your paint on class.
i've had a gee's bend postcard hanging above my studio desk forever, always meaning to do a gee's bend painting, so happy that i finally have the opportunity to really sit down and do it!
this was a challenging painting to work on, much more so than i thought it would be! it felt like a very different way of working for me- using something other than my own idea as the starting point... but it was great! (it definitely went though and "ugly phase!")
i based my piece on a few different quilts, pulling ideas, colors and patterns from each one together. i worked first in my sketchbook, then just dove on in. i forced myself to use only "scraps" of collage materials i found discarded on my desk and tried not to worry about things looking "neat". (i used my book Gee's Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt as reference)
the final painting seems new and different compared to how i usually work, and that was my goal!
acrylic/mixed media/collage on board. 8x8"
a super first assignment! : )
blogged. www.sarahearn.blogspot.com
I think I like this Catwa head better, think it fits me more... what do you all think?
Catwa - Catya 3.2
Pink Fuel - Ffion in Ivory
Truth - Polly in Candy
Blueberry - Ela Jacket
Blueberry - Laine Jeans
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today's underwear. it's a totally different world these days the modern way of of dressing. it's all practical and boring not only the out clothes such as leggings baggy tops or jeans and a practical blouse. but even the underwear is dull. t shirt bras yawn boy briefs still yawn. seems like they can't have a little luxury close to them anymore. OK garter belts and stockings are a pain granted. but nice nickers and matching bra why ever not. slips are a thing of the past I don't think you will find a pretty one in any highstreet shop.
maybe it's just me maybe it's just the male fantasy thinking those items are what I should wear.
given this a slightly high coloured look to mimic an old advertisement or girly magazine image .
Different varieties of street art styles can be seen on this building on Bay and Broad Streets in Stapleton, Staten Island, New York.
Star clusters are common structures throughout the Universe, each made up of hundreds of thousands of stars all bound together by gravity. This star-filled image, taken with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3), shows one of them: NGC 1866.
NGC 1866 is found at the very edges of the Large Magellanic Cloud, a small galaxy located near to the Milky Way. The cluster was discovered in 1826 by Scottish astronomer James Dunlop, who catalogued thousands of stars and deep-sky objects during his career.
However, NGC 1866 is no ordinary cluster. It is a surprisingly young globular cluster situated close enough to us that its stars can be studied individually — no mean feat given the mammoth distances involved in studying the cosmos! There is still debate over how globular clusters form, but observations such as this have revealed that most of their stars are old and have a low metallicity. In astronomy, ‘metals’ are any elements other than hydrogen and helium; since stars form heavier elements within their core as they carry out nuclear fusion throughout their lifetimes, a low metallicity indicates that a star is very old, as the material from which it formed was not enriched with many heavy elements. It’s possible that the stars within globular clusters are so old that they were actually some of the very first to form after the Big Bang.
In the case of NGC 1866, though, not all stars are the same. Different populations, or generations, of stars are thought to coexist within the cluster. Once the first generation of stars formed, the cluster may have encountered a giant gas cloud that sparked a new wave of star formation and gave rise to a second, younger, generation of stars — explaining why it seems surprisingly youthful.
Credits: ESA/Hubble & NASA; CC BY 4.0
The locomotive was red, though somewhat faded. The purple hue is courtesy of the Lomography film: "...this unique color negative emulsion lends a whiff of retro charm and classical analogue character ... fascinating blue nuances, glowing reds and tender pastel hues ..."
Deutsche Bundesbahn's Class 217 was a derivative of the earlier V 160 mid-size diesel-hydraulic locomotive. V160s were a very common sight, but have now all been phased out.
I don't know much about the steam loco standing next it, except that it was in bad shape and would need a lot of restoration effort.
Seen at Eisenbahnmuseum Kranichstein, Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany
Nikon EM
Nikkor E Series 50mm f/1.8 manual focus lens
LomoChrome Color ’92 35 mm ISO 400, exposed at ISO 200
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
Uiteraard wapperden de Nederlandse vlaggen overal tijdens Bevrijdingsdag 2018, maar op de boulevard van Katwijk hing ook de IJslandse vlag.
Katwijk aan Zee, Nederland
Naturally, the Dutch flags fluttered everywhere during Liberation Day 2018, but on the boulevard of Katwijk also hung the Icelandic flag.
Katwijk aan Zee, The Netherlands
Different locations on test...
With the Easter half-term just around the corner, Richmond's Coaches Optare Solo M850 YJ05XMY climbs Hadham Road away from the village of Little Hadham on a Route 20 working to Bishops Stortford 25/03/22