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"It is not unusual to hear media weather reporters discuss the marine layer as if it were synonymous with the fog or stratus it may contain, but this is erroneous. In fact, a marine layer can exist with virtually no cloudiness of any kind, although it usually does contain some. The marine layer is a medium within which clouds may form under the right conditions; it is not the layers of clouds themselves."
Love the diffuse and soft
I want to take another type of picture as I have done. Trying. That I find exciting for me😊and of course as usual😊
Another photo of Twenty mile river. The high clouds diffused the light from Anchorage and the northern lights. The milky way was peeking through the last bit of clear sky.
An orangey brown species with striped eyes and thorax.
Habitat - Usually found in damp habitats where snails may be present.
When to see it - Summer and autumn.
These are known as snail-killing flies because their larvae parasitise snails and the like.
UK Status - Fairly frequent and widespread in Britain.
Went a little abstract this week. Used a piece of paper to diffuse the light source and create the contrast needed to light the diagonal.
HMM! Starts with the letter D.
Portail de gauche - Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims (51)
Emblème de la ville, elle se trouve à droite. Dénommée aussi Sourire de Reims, cette statue sculptée vers 1240 est devenue célèbre pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, au moment où elle a été endommagée par un bombardement et un incendie : les photos avant et après destruction sont alors largement reproduites et diffusées, faisant de la statue l'une des plus célèbres sculptures médiévales françaises.
La Cathédrale est classée aux Monuments Historiques depuis 1862.
Esse foi o primeiro empilhamento de foco realizado em campo (field stack) com a lente MP-e 65mm.
Essa pequena mariposa de aproximadamene 15mm estava praticamente imóvel sobre um tronco de uma árvore favorecendo o trabalho.
Para esse registro foram necessárias 40 fotografias com a lente MPe- 65mm (magnificação de 1x).
Well it's rolled around once again, so here's my submission for — Flyday Friday.
I'm thinking this is a flesh fly (Sarcophagidae), waking up to face another hectic day of buzzing. A 2-image, handheld stack. HFDF!
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Macro Mondays - New
The top of a new glass reed diffuser jar given as a Christmas gift.
Taken using an MCEX-16 extension tube. Total image size is approximately 4cm.
I came across a diffuser filter in the loft that I've had for many years and forgotten about, so just had to have a play.
Cloudy sunrise seascape with waves and rocks at Killcare Beach on the Central Coast, NSW, Australia.