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I don't know why this happens. Why to foorprints look like they're coming out of the sand?
Taken a few weeks ago with my Diana F+
A KAI T-50 from the "Black Eagles" display team during their rehearsal for their staring role at the 2022 Royal International Air Tattoo.
Aircraft: Korean Aerospace Industries T-50B Golden Eagle #7 of the Republic of Korea Air Force "Black Eagles" display team.
Location: RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, UK.
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.......
It was just after dinner and before the Genevans first touring concert that I had some time to explore around the church. I came back with many images, but this inverted reflection of a tree in a puddle of melted snow is one of my favorites.
And another #quilt #design . More on my blog #pattern #patchwork #foundationpaperpiecing free pattern mypatchwork.wordpress.com/quilt-designs-on-the-drawing-bo...
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 :)
This pic reminds me of the scene from "Top Gun":
Goose: No, he was man. It was a really great move. He was inverted.
Charlie: You were in a 4g inverted dive with a MiG28?
Maverick: Yes, ma'am.
Charlie: At what range?
Maverick: Um, about two meters.
Goose: It was actually about one and a half I think. It was one and a half. I've got a great Polaroid of it, and he's right there, must be one and a half.
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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