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Today is World Bicycle Day and this photograph has absolutely nothing to do with that, unless you take your mountain bike onto a lava flow ... which is not recommended. Geldingadalir, Iceland, April 2021
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This is the head water or top tier of the cold brew drip, it is about a gallon of ice that melts and begins the slow process of the cold brew drip, the valve shown is cracked open to allow a steady but not constant drip, into a second glass container that holds about a pound of ground coffee, then the water finally saturates all that coffee grind and then begins to flow down a coil of glass and then drips into a glass carafe, 24 hours later you have the nectar of coffee beans the cold brew. This is gorgeous in the Eye of the Beholder, Frame is 2 inch by 2 inch.
Being on the home stretch of my manufacturing engineering degree, photography has been a back burner lately. Guilty as charged.
D3200
Sigma 70-300 DG APO
Summer rains are absolutely wonderful. To me anyways. I love hearing the sounds of the rain on my windows mixed with the sudden clashes of thunder. The weather gets cooler, and then it gets sweltering again.
My attempt at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Liquid Droplets"
Shot with a Tomioka "Copal-E36 71 mm F 4" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Time to replace some tap washers - we have some drips, no not me! Lol!!
For Macro Mondays - Two!
Happy Macro Monday!!
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Plato defined beauty as the splendor of truth, from splendere, which means “to shine.” When truth shines, there is beauty. Beauty is truth splendoring. The brilliance of truth and goodness is beautiful when it comes up to our admiring gaze from the depths of reality.
-David Fagerberg, The Liturgical Cosmos