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This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Inverted. I've never watched an episode of Stranger Things, but I do remember where I was in 1985...
New Coke was actually sold until 2002 under the name Coke II.
HMMM!
Sea Lions put a whole new spin on Surfing, they can surf from the inside of a wave. How many movies have you seen of a surfer shooting the tube and reaching out with their fingertips to caress the wave. The Sea Lion in this photo is reaching out with its flipper to caress the wave edge from the inside.
As part of the campus of buildings that serve as the headquarters of Mortgage Guaranty Investment Company (MGIC). This four-story marble-clad building was built in 1973 by architects Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in the contemporary style. The multiple cantilevered levels give the building a unique inverted pyramid design.
To see a world in a grain of sand,
And a heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour.
William Blake
Or at least the most known (and beautiful) part of a rather disturbingly dark work.
Taken in Hwange NP. Zimbabwe.
Active nest builders groups of ten to sixty inverted-U-shaped nests of dry grass appear in the outside limbs of trees, although only several are used for breeding or roosting. While breeding nests have only one entrance, roosting nests have an entrance located at each of the two nest extremities. The construction of these nests shows cultural variations. Research has shown that, throughout a region, nests are located at the leeward side of a tree. This behavior preserves a greater number of intact nests for breeding and roosting.
Wikipedia.
I can't think of a better title but when looking at shots that I took of my city of Nottingham I once again remembered what I considered a case of inverted snobbery. I reminded Jonathan who does not take my side in this saying "it’s tough but you can't win so drop it " No support there then. I was born in Sneinton a suburb of Nottingham and attended Secondary school in the heart of Sneinton and when married lived on Windmill lane a two minute walk from Greens Windmill and all the four children I had were born in the house on Windmill lane which is THE very heart of Sneinton. I just did another check of the boundary map and just as I was informed by this eclectic group my present house is literally a cul de sac ( just to make this clear) on the wrong side of a boundary road. There is a group that make up The Sneinton Artists Quarter that have markets and stalls and events to market their various Arts. I print and frame my own photo's and asked to join this group. I was turned down flat as I live mere metres away on the wrong side of the street now :( Some times I am proud of where I was born and where all my mothers side of the family hailed from...I feel like the egg which was kicked out of the nest by a cuckoo lol...I know I am mixing metaphors but ' hey, I am accepted on Flickr and know my friends don't make distinctions like that ..Sue :)
Btw, you may find my use of a macro lens here odd...but it is still a prime lens and I like that length occasionally as it covers different options when I go into town...
Olhos da mosca da família SYRPHIDAE (identificada pelo anigo ruiamandrade)
Com a técnica da lente invertida.
Utilizei uma lente macro 105mm sigma na frente da objetiva da sony H10.
Veja aqui outra foto com a mesma técnica e as explicações de uso
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Created in Bryce a 3D program - no post manipulation or camera
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Captured, and edited using Ribbet, for Window Wednesday.
HWW everyone!
I took this photo intending to use it for the Crazy Tuesday Symmetry theme, but decided it worked better for Window Wednesday and went for a more colorful offering for Crazy Tuesday.
I was amazed when I downloaded this shot to find the Rainbow Bee-eater was upside down. Something that wasn't obvious to the naked eye. I will definitely be paying more attention next time.
Just that: Containered lifebuoy mirrored in a lake with lots of greenery behind it.
Interestingly but not unusually, German and French have one word for the thing while there are lots of different names for a lifebuoy in English. (See tags)
The spiral staircase in the Passion Tower of the Sagrada Família, Barcelona Spain.
The staircase is notable for its unique, organic form that mimics natural snail-shell shapes, and its symbolic meaning.
The narrow and dramatic descent staircase appears to spiral infinitely downward when viewed from above. Its central void creates an optical illusion of depth and a dizzying visual effect.
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Black&White can focus on the essential. Or, as here, it can completely change the character of a scene. I remember it as bright, sunny, warm, moving. But what I see here is spooky, dark, static.
Exakta Varex VX IIa
Meyer Görlitz Trioplan 50/2.9
Kodak TMAX 400 professional grade B&W negative film
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