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“The means to gain happiness is to throw out from oneself like a spider in all directions an adhesive web of love, and to catch in it all that comes” - Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy

 

I tried so hard to keep myself away from my camera at least during exams but it is pretty much worthless.

This upside down hanging fella in the store-room inspired me to shoot this time.

Usually, we could see water drops on the clover leaves after the rain. But here, clover collected some bubbles of air.

Matt Younkin inverted in a Beech 18. Not your average everyday high performance monowing but Matt makes her dance......

 

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From the Crespi yearbook

Warren Pietsch preforms the inverted ribbon cut in his Clipped-Wing Taylorcraft at the Travis Air Expo.

'doll.. upside down'

thus spake the nut, and yay, he was correct.

 

Getting creative with cropping. Hope you enjoy.

Inverted baby crab in his hole taking @ the shaleeh in binider

Nikon D300 lens Nikkor 18-200 VR

 

In the course of photographing this vinca plant growing happily in one of many flower pots on my girlfriend's balcony (and for the record, also known as a periwinkle), this inverted aphid was not a part of the portrait process. At least I think this critter is an aphid. I'll stand corrected if there are any certified entomologists out there in the cybersphere. At any rate, without the slightest bit of warning, he or she appeared from the back side of the lower left leaf and became what is commonly known as a "photo-crasher" in the photographic parlance. Not a crime, officially, but oftentimes a nuisance.

 

Although I created a version of this shot where the aphid has been summarily removed, I had second thoughts when posting this image. Why can't an aphid have its 15 minutes of fame,

I thought? A little bit of focused attention for a very minuscule creature. Is that too much to ask in today's world of a bigger-is-always-better philosophy? After all, aphids are people too. Well,

not really. But you get the gist. All life is worthy of some degree of celebration and respect.

 

(Exceptions are hereby made for: Mosquitos. Ticks. Leeches

and Tapeworms. Throw in terrible automobile drivers if you like.

And, of course, career criminals, as well as other creeps and miscreants. Your list may vary. And significantly lengthen.

   

playing around with diffrent looks. i dig this one

Inverted Joss Stick Smoke

The inverter controllers behind the seat of 7.25 7 1/4" gauge Victoria our Diesel Electric based on an eighteen inch gauge (18") Hunslet Diesel Mechanical.

A collage (6 photos)

An inverted image of the near full moon shows certain features, such as lunar rays, more clearly.

 

Another take on my previous negative-image full Moon.

This one has a lighter background, and smoother edges.

 

For more of my astrophotography, visit my website: www.astrophotoziad.com

 

This photo was chosen for LPOD (Lunar Photo of the Day) October 27, 2012

an inverted image of the big one outside!

Poster for CFB Baden 30th Anniversary 1983

Tangle performing Invert!. Photo by Michael Ermilio.

Just a simple inversion of the previous image - Fire Festival 02

 

Tangle performing Invert!. Photo by Michael Ermilio.

This is my cat Bonkers. Original image was of him silhouetted and I just inverted it in photoshop.

Inverted photo of smoke off burning incense. I LOVE the way this looked once inverted ... makes me think of a dancer on stage, music flowing all around.

Tangle performing Invert!. Photo by Michael Ermilio.

Title: The Inverted Life

Genre: Comedy

At Von Karman High School, the social order is reversed. Mathletes and Science Olympiad stars run the school, ostracizing jocks and cheerleaders alike. Quinn Shepherd, the lowly high school quarterback, will stop at nothing to win the Science and Inventors Showcase, thereby earning his spot among the cool kids.

mas "negative art"... :) ironic, huh... jej...

Yeah, I know this is kind of lame, but I'm (for the fourteenth time) trying to get started using Processing.

 

I'm working on something slightly more original, hopefully...

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