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I liked all of the lines coming together and hoped to photograph a human element. The problem - I had to reach blindly out beyond where I could see what I was shooting and I only had the 55mm lens.

I still think it nicely reads as - Chicago.

Church tower and skyscraper, NYC. Framework through the ages.

by bridge.

 

Photography tip... if you see a dog run by a space that would be a good shot for a human, wait. Person usually comes a few minutes later.

"Orang yang sangat dibenci oleh Allah ialah orang yang suka bermusuh-musuhan"

Framing a View by first year architecture

Processed by: Helicon Filter;

 

Santa Maria di Leuca

Take Aim: A Challenge Group ~ Bonus Challenge

 

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Rural area

Dullstroom

Mpumalanga Province

South Africa

On Gellert Hill in Budapest, Hungary

Near Bottineau, ND. I have no idea what it is, but I liked it!

another one from the snowy beach last february

downtown, london ontario.

 

nov. 2015.

  

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2019 one photo each day

slice of tomato.

Smile on Saturday theme 'framed'

 

Sometimes it's just fun to play around with effects in On1.

 

I thought this border suited the little damselfly 😊.

The Milky Way, Southern Cross, and Pointers, framed by a ring of tree tops glowing from the flames of a fire pit.

Capture of myself in Lahore Safari Park, Pakistan

Spring is my favorite time of the year to be out shooting, every day there pop up more beautiful subjects to shoot.

Although there are three more to go in this series this may be my favourite of the bunch. Although I really liked my post from yesterday, the barn was way too small and way to weak to be thought of as a main subject. In this case, although the fencing of the players bench area at a local ball diamond is very prominent within the scene, I believe the fencing and foreground takes a supporting role, and the main subject is the tree in the foggy distance. At least that is how I saw and photographed it.

 

This shot was also taken with the Nikon 28mm f3.5 manual focus lens at f11.

   

Canon EOS R + Canon EF 180mm f3.5 L Macro

From the Top of the Rock

Wild Carrot,behind a fence.

 

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6/100 - Framed (100x: The 2018 Edition)

 

(Explored 2-24-18)

Gift frames for two friends who recently retired. Woodburned and stained.

reflections @ street

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