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Dead leaf.
A relapse. I have fallen. I'm back with my favourite Topaz filter, Glow.
This a picture of a dead leaf off one of my daughter's houseplants. Variety unknown. But certainly deceased though the plant lives on...
Leaves have veins; veins form linear patterns; Glow emphasises linear patterns; so should be interesting... perhaps. Thus the theory went.
Cropped to a cinematic ratio of 2.35:1 to accentuate the horizontal vein.
I'll post a link to the original as usual.
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
Part of "res noscenda note notiz sketch skizze material sammlung collection entwurf überlegung gedanke brainstorming musterbogen schnittmuster zwischenbilanz bestandsaufnahme rückschau vorschau / flickr bilderordner 1" Hietzinger Friedhof Cemetery Hietzing // gerüst scaffold masking shrouds
Wild Flux
Linum is a genus of approximately 200 species in the flowering plant family Linaceae. They are native to temperate and subtropical regions of the world. The genus includes the common flax, the bast fibre of which is used to produce linen and the seeds to produce linseed oil. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Linum
Higher classification: Flax family
Order: Malpighiales
Rank: Genus
Family: Linaceae
Genus: Linum; L.
Cotton rag paper
Ma proposition pour Macro Mondays sur le thème "Paper"
Trois feuilles de papier chiffon datant du début du XVIIIe siècle (largeur de l'image 16mm)
Three sheets of cotton rag paper from the beginning of the 18th century (image width 16mm)
EF100mm f/2.8 L IS USM + tubes allonges 68mm + bonnette 5 dioptries
EF100mm f/2.8 L IS USM + extension tubes 68mm + close-up lens filter +5 strengths
Stack de 73 images capturées avec Helicon Remote et assemblées avec Helicon Focus
"Macro Mondays"
"Paper"
A big and little wagon lead SOGBA west at Fibre on January 22, 1998. 6650, 1753 and 3003 are rolling right along with 88 cars on a sunny winter afternoon. After shooting this guy at Rudyard from the sunny side I had to sit until the whole train went by before chasing him down for this view. I barely was able to overtake him and get in position for this shot.
Same plant, different day, different lens and a different view.
Mimosa pudica inflorescence with the Super Multi Coated TAKUMAR 55/1.8 (and tube)
"Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back
and realize they were the big things.'
- Robert Brault
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**Prompt :**
Dans une forêt automnale enchantée baignée par une lumière dorée de fin d’après-midi, un écureuil mage majestueux se tient au centre d’un ancien cercle magique gravé dans le sol. Les feuilles d’érable aux teintes flamboyantes – orange brûlé, ambre profond, rouge carmin – recouvrent le sol et tourbillonnent doucement dans l’air, soulevées par une énergie mystique invisible.
L’écureuil, au pelage roux dense et soyeux, incroyablement détaillé, porte une longue robe de mage en velours bordeaux ornée de symboles runiques brodés en fil d’or vieilli. Une cape ivoire légèrement texturée flotte derrière lui, animée par une brise surnaturelle. Chaque fibre du tissu est visible, avec un réalisme extrême, capturant la lumière chaude du soleil filtrant à travers les arbres.
Dans sa patte, il tient un bâton ancien sculpté dans un bois sombre torsadé, incrusté à son sommet d’un cristal bleu azur translucide. Le cristal émet une lueur intense et froide, contrastant avec la chaleur ambiante, tandis qu’un éclair céleste descend du ciel nuageux pour l’alimenter en énergie pure. Des arcs électriques subtils parcourent le cristal, illuminant le visage concentré de l’écureuil.
Autour de lui flottent de petits esprits lumineux éthérés, semblables à de délicates silhouettes humanoïdes translucides, irradiant une douce lumière blanche légèrement bleutée. Ils lévitent entre les troncs d’arbres massifs aux écorces rugueuses et texturées, créant une atmosphère sacrée et mystique.
Le cercle magique au sol brille d’un or incandescent, composé de glyphes anciens et de symboles alchimiques gravés avec précision, diffusant une lumière volumétrique subtile à travers la brume légère au ras du sol.
Le ciel en arrière-plan est spectaculaire : nuages denses aux reliefs dramatiques, percés par des rayons divins (god rays) traversant la canopée. La profondeur de champ est cinématographique, avec un léger flou artistique sur l’arrière-plan, mise au point ultra nette sur le mage écureuil.
Ambiance épique fantasy réaliste, rendu hyperréaliste 8K, textures ultra détaillées, éclairage volumétrique, global illumination, contraste chaud/froid maîtrisé, composition centrée héroïque, atmosphère magique immersive, style film fantasy haut budget, photoréalisme extrême, détails microscopiques visibles dans le pelage, les feuilles et les particules lumineuses en suspension.
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**Prompt:**
In an enchanted autumn forest bathed in warm golden late-afternoon light, a majestic squirrel mage stands at the center of an ancient glowing magic circle engraved into the forest floor. Maple leaves in fiery shades of burnt orange, deep amber, and crimson red blanket the ground and gently swirl through the air, lifted by an invisible mystical force.
The squirrel, with incredibly detailed, dense, silky red fur, wears a long burgundy velvet mage robe adorned with intricate ancient runic embroidery stitched in aged gold thread. An ivory cloak with subtle fabric texture flows dramatically behind him, animated by a supernatural breeze. Every fiber of the fabric is visible, capturing the warm sunlight filtering through towering autumn trees.
In his paw, he holds an ancient twisted wooden staff carved from dark oak, topped with a translucent azure crystal. The crystal radiates an intense cold blue glow that contrasts with the warm forest tones. A bolt of celestial lightning descends from the dramatic cloud-filled sky, striking the crystal and charging it with pure arcane energy. Subtle arcs of electricity dance across its surface, illuminating the squirrel’s focused and noble expression.
Surrounding him, small ethereal forest spirits float gently in the air — delicate translucent humanoid silhouettes emitting a soft white-blue glow. They hover between massive tree trunks with rough, hyper-detailed bark textures, enhancing the sacred and mystical atmosphere.
The glowing magic circle beneath his feet burns with incandescent golden light, composed of precisely engraved ancient glyphs and alchemical symbols. Soft volumetric light radiates upward, diffusing through a thin layer of mist hovering near the ground.
The sky in the background is cinematic and dramatic: dense sculpted clouds pierced by divine sun rays (god rays) cutting through the forest canopy. Shallow depth of field with sharp focus on the squirrel mage, subtle background blur, cinematic composition centered heroically.
Epic high-fantasy atmosphere, ultra-realistic 8K rendering, extreme photorealism, ultra-detailed textures, volumetric lighting, global illumination, warm vs cool contrast balance, cinematic color grading, high dynamic range, microscopic fur and particle detail, immersive magical ambiance, blockbuster fantasy film still.
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For 121 Pictures in 2021 #35 "Fibre", broccoli is a nutritious vegetable very high in fiber (or fibre, as it is spelled elsewhere).
2006 photograph, 2014 print
The Experimental Aircraft Association in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. They open to the public and display a number of historic aircraft during a week in the summer, and it's a very fun event. I don't remember what type of aircraft this was, but I seem to recall it had a 7 cylinder radial engine.
Holga 120N "Plastic Fantastic" / Kodak Tri-X / Pyrocat-HD / 8x8" silver gelatin print on 11x14" Ilford MGIV fiber glossy / replenished Ethol LPD / lightly toned in Moersch MT3 and Harman Selenium
I should not be let loose with a 90mm macro lens. It leads to me sitting at my desk in the dark with a fibre optic brush!!
No Photoshop, no AI, all shot in camera.
Female Reed Bunting nibbling on reed seeds.
There had been a frost earlier - so there is still some almost melted 'slush' on the seeds - fibre and water all in one meal!
Project 365, 2022 Edition: Day 249/365
This evening the collaborative group met for the first time. We're each spinning fibre and knitting a shawl from fibre we shared with each other. Many in the group (including my partner, Danny) are more experienced spinners than me, and I appreciated the opportunity to ask some questions. For this photo I played around some more with the fibres seeing how their colours interact.
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For December I'll upload images to do with the festive season. This is going to be many different things...
FROM THE SERIES CIRCLES AND LIGHTS.
I am always on the look-out for visually interesting props, this is obviously a set of fibre optic lights, consists of 6 balls which I arranged in different ways to get a pleasing composition.
The light-guiding principle behind optical fibres was first demonstrated in Victorian times when the total internal reflection principle was used to illuminate streams of water in elaborate public fountains, but modern optical fibres were only developed in the beginning of the 1950's.
Now that we are back on Winter time, it is dark very early, the weather's gone bad, I've had plenty of time to think and be creative in the studio once more.
I am enjoying the burst of creativity, I wish you all a day full of light and THANX for your visit and comments, so appreciated, Magda (*_*)
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Taken on the Holga, Kodak TMax 400, devd in Rodinal. Small 5x7 print onto Ilford MG fibre and devd in Moersch 4812 then Moersch selenium.
Not sure what the small black dots are. Not as visible in the actual print.