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Was totally surprised when i seen this shot as it's only half a bubble...it had just popped and i managed to capture it in the process of bursting.
Last weeks of autumn - going back 2 months that is.
Maple trees on the left and native gum trees on the right - import vs local?
Classical vanishing point - may be.
Cold causes maple trees to explode by freezing the sap which contains water that expands as it freezes, creating a sound like a gunshot. The sound is produced as the tree bark splits, with the wood contracting as the sap expands. Native eucalyptus trees are known to explode during bush fires due to the high flammability of vaporised eucalyptus oil produced by the tree naturally........Wikipedia
Mount Wilson, Greater Blue Mountains, Sydney
Mural by @hoxxoh for @thecrushwalls 2020. Located at 2400 North Broadway in the Five Points area of Denver, Colorado.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Four lights. Two softboxes behind product on each side for rim. One behind product with blue gel for background color. One shooting up from floor to light label.
Built for the Scarif display at the 2017 Calgary Comic Expo by Salug.
I'm quite happy with how this turned out.
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The Exploding Chicken's New Home, Tampa, Florida
That is what everyone in Tampa calls this piece of "art". According to Google, the sculptor did not name it.
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Bristol Renaissance Faire
Kenosha, Wisconsin
August 1, 2015
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This Teal was on the water and I was just getting ready to take a picture of him when for some unknown reason he exploded of the water. Luckily I was able to snap a quick image...
Drop Control SplashArt Water Drop Kit Canon 7D 1/200 f/14 iso 200 100mm f/2.8 L macro.
Quantuum Flash with honeycomb Liquid - Milk
Colour adjust NIC plugin
I made this exploding balloon cake for my daughter's prep class this week to celebrate being able to count to 100! Balloons are made from icing. :)
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The Flickr Lounge-Playing With The Light
Been having fun with bubbles and even caught a reflection of my house in the ones on the bottom right :)
Amir and Ahmed, the ex-Tanzimat rocket scientists, watch eagerly from a bunker as the Central Efrikkan Republic's first satellite is about to lift off.
Sorry for my long absence ...but hey, I´m back with a bang ;)
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This was taken at Kilver court, and is in fact this shot bud fully bloomed. They're very small as well, about 2cm across at the most.
I haven't a clue what it is, and nor did my mum who can identify most flowers and plants.
They're like a combination of open parachutes and exploding pumpkins.
Two white Peony opened in full beauty, strutting her stuff...
A joy for all the senses again.
Anybody who likes my images, that my photos 'give' something to... then, I have achieved my goal, that's all there is to it, thank you.
With a recorded history that dates back thousands of years, it Ãs not surprising that even the mythology surrounding the origin of the peony has multiple versions. One legend has it that the peony is named after Paeon, a physician to the gods, who received the flower on Mount Olympus from the mother of Apollo. And another tells the story of that same physician who was ‘saved’ from the fate of dying as other mortals by being turned into the flower we know today as the peony.
The Japanese protect the earliest peony blooms from the snow by protecting them with individual small thatched shelters. Some geishas used to wear special peony colours.
With their lush, full, rounded bloom, peonies embody romance and prosperity and are regarded as an omen of good fortune and a happy marriage.
The Chinese name for peony is "sho yu" which means "most beautiful" and they idolised this flower.
The common thread is that the flower always denotes luxury and indulgence.
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