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Sunset view in Almyrida village, Chania, Crete

the spiderweb effect

If something affects one part of the web, it affects everything

Pentax K-30

The splash in the pool, the ripples appeared to take light into the shadows....

Portrait of a friend with a paint effect. For 'Smile on Saturday', theme: over processed portrait

Processed in Topaz. I love what you can do digitally these days. It amazes me all the different outcomes from one picture.

Happy Sliders Sunday

Taken on a sunny afternoon in Earlswood woodland's with camera club friend Dave Wall, We had a great afternoon hopefully they will return.

Stay safe to all my friends on flickr.

 

Texture & effect By William Walton & Topaz.

 

** Image d'archives : juin 2018 **

 

Le Bruant jaune est un passereau vivement coloré. Le mâle en plumage nuptial arbore un plumage jaune et châtain roux du plus bel effet. Cette espèce est connue pour son chant décrit localement par plusieurs mots qui ne font que rappeler le rythme et ne sont qu'une pâle imitation du véritable son émis par l'oiseau.

Le Bruant jaune est largement répandu à travers la majeure partie de l'Europe, avec quelques populations partiellement migratrices ou dispersives après la reproduction. Il fréquente les zones cultivées et les pâturages boisés, les lisières des forêts et les landes de bruyères.

Le Bruant jaune est menacé par la destruction de l'habitat et sa population semble décliner, mais actuellement, l'espèce n'est pas globalement menacée.

 

Image prise derrière un filet de camouflage et dans un milieu naturel .

 

PS : Un grand merci à toutes celles et ceux qui choisissent de regarder , de commenter et d'aimer mes photos . C'est très apprécié , comme vous l'avez constaté , je ne répond plus directement suite à votre commentaire juste pour dire en fait " merci et bonne journée " , mais en retour je passe laisser une petite trace chez vous sur une ou plusieurs de vos éditions .

 

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** Archive image: June 2018 **

 

The Yellowhammer is a brightly colored passerine bird. The male in nuptial plumage sports a yellow and reddish plumage of the most beautiful effect. This species is known for its song described locally by several words which only remind the rhythm and are only a pale imitation of the real sound emitted by the bird.

The Yellowhammer is widely distributed across most of Europe, with some populations partially migratory or dispersive after breeding. It frequents cultivated areas and wooded pastures, forest edges and heather moors.

The Yellow Sparrow is threatened by habitat destruction and its population appears to be declining, but currently the species is not globally threatened.

 

Image taken behind a camouflage net and in a natural environment.

 

PS: A big thank you to all those who choose to look at, comment on and like my photos. It is very appreciated, as you have noticed, I no longer respond directly to your comment just to say in fact "thank you and have a good day", but in return I will leave a small trace with you on one or more of your editions.

In the mystical realm of possibilities, where the boundaries of reality and chaos intertwine, a fascinating convergence occurred. In this captivating dance between moths and destiny, the butterfly effect unfurled its wings, weaving a tale of interconnectedness.

Athena at Jack-adder lake

Silence has a mysterious calming effect,

allowing your soul to be at peace with

your thoughts.

 

Anthony Douglas Williams

So I went out my back door to take out the trash and there were over thirty Monarch butterflies in my tiny urban backyard! I thought I had walked into a magical dream.

digital 25/3/2014

  

Montgomery Woods Natural Reserve

Als Lotoseffekt wird die geringe Benetzbarkeit einer Oberfläche bezeichnet, wie sie bei der Lotospflanze beobachtet werden kann. Wasser perlt in Tropfen ab und nimmt dabei auch alle Schmutzpartikel auf der Oberfläche mit. Verantwortlich dafür ist eine komplexe mikro- und nanoskopische Architektur der Oberfläche, die die Haftung von Schmutzpartikeln minimiert.

Die Selbstreinigungsfähigkeit wasserabweisender mikro-nanostrukturierter Oberflächen wurde in den 1970er-Jahren entdeckt und seit Mitte der 1990er-Jahre in bionische Produkte übertragen.

 

The lotus effect is the low wettability of a surface, as can be observed with the lotus plant. Water drips off in drops and also takes away all dirt particles on the surface. This is due to a complex micro- and nanoscopic architecture of the surface, which minimizes the adhesion of dirt particles.

The self-cleaning ability of water-repellent micro-nanostructured surfaces was discovered in the 1970s and transferred to bionic products since the mid-1990s.

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It was a surprise for me to see I had captured a photo of this yellow swallowtail butterfly looking at me. The 2nd swallowtail positiioned itself as a mirror image behind the first butterfly. As a bonus, my husband immediately observed the "fairy" woman standing in the background.

 

Butterfly Effect: (General Physics) the idea, used in chaos theory, that a very small difference in the initial state of a physical system can make a significant difference to the state at some later time.

 

Photo taken June 22, 2017 in a forest of cedar trees. Canon EOS 1DX, 400mm, f/4, 1/1000, ISO 5000

It's a hand held photography with slow shutter speed when the sun almost going to sink to the horizon.

I am trying something different. I had this idea the other day of combining two effects together to create something a bit more artistic.

Exit one world into another. I have some varying ideas.

Happy Slider Sunday

I saw the rising moon lighting-up the anvil canopy of a distant thunderstorm, and waited until the moon broke free. It created a nice effect.

The rough wave action is filtered by the narrow gap in the sand to a smooth series of ripples.

I seem to have accidentally spilled in the whole bottle of depression into the mix.

 

Enjoy a little colour in the midst of the spoopy season. It'll do you good, I swear it.

 

Credits: Blog!

It is always difficult to focus on a main subject and make the background blurry. If we use big aperture or small F number. The subject will not be completely in focus. That is why we use the focus stuck and combine at least five pictures together. The sun in the background creates special bokeh effect, and the lens type and post processing software create circular effect. I want to have better pictures, but it takes time and effort. Have a wonderful weekend.

 

digital art 2008

 

Refraction effect through drinking glass and water. Strobe : 1 * 1/2 through softbox top front triggered by Cactus.

 

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Coneflowers and Black-eyed Susans at the Bayshore garden, Owen Sound, Ontario. Playing with multiple exposures for a dreamy effect.

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