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Taken with a Canon RP and Canon 50mm f1.2 LTM at f1.2 using a close focus adapter. This lens has elements removed to create this dreamy effect
21 Years of Begins Here
Pier Band Room, Frankston
Australia
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Here are some Apple Facts
1) Daily apple eaters breathe more easily due to stronger lung function.
2) Eating a fresh apple will cleanse your mouth of more than 95 percent of bacteria that cause tooth decay.
3) Apples stored carefully at cool temperatures will be fresh for almost a year.
4) The largest apple picked weighed three pounds.
5) Don't peel your apple. Two-thirds of the fiber and lots of antioxidants are found in the peel Antioxidants help to reduce damage to cells, which can trigger some diseases.
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Part of a very colorful mural on Route 66 in Joplin, Missouri.
11/2021 I just watched a documentary on PBS called "Called to Walls" that covered the making of this beautiful mural and a few others. With input and participation from the community, the project began shortly after Joplin was hit by a devastating tornado that killed many people and destroyed around 1/3rd of Joplin in 2011. It's qa moving film that is worth a watch if you can catch it.
This former Cardiff Bus Lynx 2 is nowadays very elusive. She is owned by Abertawe Travel, a small family run business based in the Port Tennant area of Swansea, and whose Operating Centre is on Associated British Ports' private land at Swansea Docks.
She was purchased in 2010 from a Surrey operator and replaced a former Arriva Yorkshire Lynx on a fare paying schools service in East Swansea. The service was given up in 2012 and is now operated by Select Bus & Coach, though Abertawe Travel has surprisingly, though pleasingly, kept the Lynx. The livery of her former owner but one, Dorset Sprinter, is retained.
She comes out to play on days when Swansea City FC play home matches, providing a shuttle service between the Ship Inn, St Thomas, and the club's Liberty Stadium.
Here she is captured thundering along Fabian Way, the main easterly approach to Swansea City Centre , in March 2014.
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Comparison of Cokin filters for IR effect on Illford SFX200. This shot has stacked Circular Polarizer (160) and the Red-Blue Varicolor Polarizer (171). I've found that stacking these two can create a total red washout to the eye, but i have no idea what wavelength range this produces. Technical bits aside, the IR effect is muted, especially in areas that are not in direct sunlight. I believe the vignetting is caused by the circular polarizer.
La ruota del mulino di Cerano fotografata con un particolare effetto della lunga esposizione.
Cerano (NO), Piemonte, Italia.
31/12/2017
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School children on a field trip run into one of the stars of a once popular kids TV show, Suite Life on Deck (you have to be a certain age or have kids of a certain age to have any idea...). The star is now a student at NYU. He seemed pretty OK with it. My daughter says she has also seen him around campus, but that she, of course, kept her cool. ;-)
See below for an OMG moment shortly after...
Part of my Slice of Life Series
Shallow men believe in luck. Strong men believe in cause and effect.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Little Colorado River Gorge drops 1,000 feet to the river that is a tributary of the Colorado River in the U.S. state of Arizona. The river provides the principal drainage for the Painted Desert.
The Dragan Effect is made popular by its pioneer, Andrzej Dragan, a Polish photographer (hence the name 'Dragan'). This photo effect enables you to see every last bit of texture in your portrait. It emphasizes each line, freckle, wrinkle and pore captured by the camera, giving your photo kind of dark and grungy look. It's like you're standing face to face with the subject.
It took me about an hour and It was my first attempt but i love it!
As this month's challenge is about backlighting, I thought I would show one way I used backlighting for effect at the Murwillumbah Country Roots festival last year. Lighting at concerts is always difficult, but I noticed how the yellow light gave a nice golden glow around the head of the singer. I did take quite a few photos to get this one, as the lights were changing position as well as the singer. Notice how the golden glow of the light "shines through" the hair and illuminates the outline of the body.
Three arctic wolves of the zoo of Amnéville relaxing together. I like how they lie one ontop of each other! Just sad that a log and some plants were disturbing...
Monsoon takes its hit on the schedule of KR trains. Seen here is GOC WDG4 12618 blasting through Kumbla at 09:25hrs with 2hrs 30mins late running 16345 LTT TVC Netravathi Express.
A nice late winter sunset looking out over Lake Erie and the break wall, as seen from Voinovich Park.
Best viewed in light box.
Cleveland, OH USA
The image was taken using a stand and taking three pictures with darker, normal and lighter setting. I also used long exposure to make the image look bright (it was really dark).