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Cultery strainer upside down with forks on the outside and lit from inside to create a shadow effect.
Thanks to My friend John Hawkins
I simply submit my first try to Mr. John, for his wonderful tips on smoke photography, i am not much satisfy with my trail, but sure i ll do something in future.......
And another #quilt #design . More on my blog #pattern #patchwork #foundationpaperpiecing free pattern mypatchwork.wordpress.com/quilt-designs-on-the-drawing-bo...
the wasp fell into the pool and started drowning. It took quite a while (and a lot of grooming) before it was able to fly away safe. It allowed me to have some time to take shots while it was sitting still.
Thanks everyone for your help!! :D
I'm studying the Surrealism Movement and I'll take some photos with this theme, so this picture is a test. I want to create photos based on the Duane Michals' sequential pictures and Mark Ryden/Nicoletta Ceccoli's "cute & bizarre" images :)
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Obrigada a todos pela ajuda!! :D
Eu estou estudando o Movimento Surrealista e irei tirar algumas fotos deste tema, portanto essa imagem é um teste. Eu quero criar fotografias com base nas fotos seqüenciais de Duane Michals e nas imagens "fofas e bizarras" de Mark Ryden e Nicoletta Ceccoli :)
A session in Jakarta with Tutu and Cheztwo from Bandung.. Goodtimes back home!
Shout out to Name2 ~Happy Birthday man!
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The Vought F4U Corsair is one of the most legendary piston-engine fighters of all time. Famous for its inverted gull wings, massive 2,000+ hp Pratt & Whitney R-2800 radial engine, and top speed around 435 mph (700 km/h), it earned the nickname “Whistling Death” from the Japanese during WWII due to its distinctive sound and deadly effectiveness.
This beautifully restored example wears the striking all-black night fighter scheme of the Korean War era, with the markings WF-19 of VMF(N)-513 “Flying Nightmares” (US Marine Corps night fighter squadron). The red “Darin” nose art adds a unique personal touch.
Captured in flight during an airshow, this Corsair is a true warbird masterpiece and a favorite among aviation enthusiasts worldwide.
Stanage Edge, or simply Stanage is a gritstone escarpment in the Peak District, England, famous as a location for climbing. The northern part of the edge forms the border between the High Peak of Derbyshire and Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It was the S shape of the fence - albeit an inverted S - that attracted me to this motive. An arch typical composition element in photography.
Its ended up as a heavily processed, monochrome, split-tone processed winter landscape shot.
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This one had to be documented immediately. A drop or two of water got in the camera, probably through the pinhole, allowing mold to grow in a filigreed network of nearly microscopic filaments. Who knows if the object will last with a biological element living on and in its fibers? Also, once it’s fixed and rinsed, that delicate tracery may wash away.