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Explore Oct 29, 2012 #421 . Muchas gracias a todos / Thanks very much everyone.
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this garden snail went off exploring into the ivy .. his little shell house was a bit battered in places .... :)
© VW Selburn All rights reserved : Explored - best position at 342 on 10 June 2009. (175 on 15 October 2009) This superb specimen of clematis was in my neighbour's garden in a pot. It was so beautiful I just had to get my camera out!
Explored #255 Sept 24 2009)
I hope you all have a Wonderful and Blessed Weekend! =)
I will be out for awhile but I will catch up when I get home!
Taken during the summer, in Mortehoe, near Woolacombe, Devon, on a spur of the moment camping trip.
I'm waiting on 3 xpro films to come back from the developers.... can you tell?!
Explored Aug 19, 2009 #444 My other Explored pictures
A little photo session together with the sunrise and Benoit from Balade Parisienne
1 single Raw converted with PS CS4
i just can't get enough of these wednesdays.
now someone send me TO BED!
nighty, night.
HBW again!!
Explored # 51.
"What we see depends mainly on what we look for." ~ John Lubbock
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25 September 2011: I espied these last night on our walk through the old town and went in for a closer shot. When I did, the owner of the house came out (doh!), and I asked him if it was okay for me to take some photos. He said, "Fine." I think he is used to tourists. ;)
Photo shot in color. Editing: Sharpened, early color fade added. (The flowers really were just this bright ... especially during the golden hour.)
Explored September 26, 2011.
To All my flickr friends.......I am currently busy and away from flickr most
of time.
I feel addicted to this site. Being busy is helping me control this
addiction....:D
Have nice time..
Technical:
Play, play n play with levels and curves.....:D
I use Mr.Orton effect here.
1) Just duplicate layer.
2)Then goto upper layer and on blend modes of layers and select SCREEN.
3)Now again on upper layer add filter > gaussian blurr of 30-40 amount.
4)You should now play with opacity of layer for desired results.
I hope it helps.
(Explored)
Nov 5, 2008 #260
Launch of Jupiter-C/Explorer 1 at Cape Canaveral, Florida on January 31, 1958. After the Russian Sputnik was launched in October 1957, the launching of an American satellite assumed much greater importance. When the Vanguard rocket exploded on the pad in December 1957, the ability to orbit a satellite became a matter of national prestige. The ABMA (Army Ballistic Missile Agency) at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama, in cooperation with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, launched a Jupiter rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The rocket consisted of a modified version of the Redstone rocket's first stage and two upper stages of clustered Baby Sergeant rockets developed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Credit: NASA
MSFC Negative Number: 0100074
Image Number: MSFC-75-SA-4105-2C
Date: January 31, 1958
This was the last image Mike Parker (MountainStatesPowerCo. here) uploaded to the Insulator Collectors On the Net photo gallery - a few weeks before he passed away in February 2012.
He pointed out that this was an older Tillamook People's Utility District pole that was about to be changed out along with its rusty old coop-style double-hanger transformer.
Anyway, rest in peace, fellow line geek. I'll always cherish all the SWAGs, WAGs, and discussion of the history of the electric utility industry - MSP, PP&L, NSP, OTP, MDU, etc... hope our paths cross again someday, my friend.
EXPLORE #49, Sept 28/08
These two Mute Swans were so much fun to watch I can't tell you how beautiful they looked in the glint of the autumn sun..........I hope you enjoy this moment that I was fortunate enough to capture..........I could hardly tear myself away.........I used my tele-conversion lens for this shot..Enjoy!!
"The phrase swan song refers to this swan and to the legend that it is utterly silent until the last moment of its life, and then sings one achingly beautiful song just before dying; in reality, the Mute Swan is not completely silent, but has a kind of guttural warning call it will give when approached."
"Mute swans have keen vision and hearing. Mute swans are usually silent, as the name suggests. Adults sometimes snort and make hissing noises or puppy-like barking notes or whistles, though the sounds are not far-reaching due to their straight trachea. Also, the sound of the wings during flight, which has been described as a musical throbbing or humming, is very audible. They also use visual displays as a form of communication, such as postures. For example, in an aggressive posture, males often arch their secondary wing feathers over the back."
Best viewed LARGE.
Everglades Sunset ~ #432 in Explore 6/12/15
Spring 2015 ~ Palm Beach County, U.S.A.
(one more photo of this night in the comments)
Explore Collage
These are my explored images.
Thank you very much to everybody for viewing, faving and commenting on my photos.
It's appreciated and motivates me to continue and improve.
Have great day!
Poliqueta de Fogo (Hermodice carunculata )
Estes lindos tufinhos brancos são na verdade cerdas ocas e brancas , que possuem venenos e são usadas em defesa do animal!
Mas que são lindas (as cerdas brancas) são não é?
beijos
ótima terça
First try with a Super Ikonta D converted to 120 and a negative color film.
www.flickr.com/groups/1945581@N21/
Explore, April 30, 2012.