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Photo of my oldest daughter looking out from our hotel room in Stillwater.

 

Primary Adjustments:

1. gradient map

2. 75% sepia photo filter

3. curtain ttv photo layer with effect of multiply.

-Quand le soleil se leva il y avait un brouillard blanc [...] plus aveuglant que la nuit- Joseph Conrad

 

©David TAPIN - D.T. Photographie

 

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Looking into a winter forest from above on a sunny day.

looking great after 7 decades and one smart, wise, sexy, intelligent woman full of heart and soul. I think she is amazing because she is. Blessings

To be alive is already success!

After my shift I walk around the buildings I work in and there are tons of insects flying around.

Mattel/Look Collection/Night Out/Blue Dress/Bill Greening

 

Mattel/Look Collection/City Shine/Bronze Dress/Bill Greening

 

Mattel/Red Collection #001/ Model No. 8

Celesmask SF-N16, blue lenses, H cups and modest Goddess figure in glossy "nude" coloured Rose Sakura hosiery. This mask is so old and floppy now as it has stretched and lost a lot of elasticity, so I'm sort of holding it closer to my face here! Can still look pretty, though...

Abu Mustafa every morning oping the Radio and listen to his favorite singer Fairoz and this the look when he doing that.

April 2020 - a pylons protection

New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art

Baron Samedi lives!

 

28/31 October

Looking for her next meal - female Castor Bean Tick (Ixodes ricinus) - Schapenteek

 

Only 3mm in size.

 

Ixodes ricinus, the castor bean tick, is a chiefly European species of hard-bodied tick. In common with other species of Ixodes, I. ricinus has no eyes.

 

Ticks find their hosts by detecting animals' breath and body odors, or by sensing body heat, moisture and vibrations. They are incapable of flying or jumping, but many tick species wait in a position known as "questing".

 

While questing, ticks hold on to leaves and grass by their third and fourth pair of legs. They hold the first pair of legs outstretched, waiting to climb on to the host. When a host brushes the spot where a tick is waiting, it quickly climbs onto the host.

[WIKI]

 

It may reach a length of 11 mm (0.43 in) when engorged with a blood meal, and can transmit both bacterial and viral pathogens such as the causative agents of Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis.

 

NB The very small ticks you most often see in spring and summer when you check your exposed legs and arms are usually nymhps (larval stage). Only the mature females drink blood.

 

Sightseeing in Valencia. It's okay, I know I will probably be a tourist forever. Well, I just moved here a year ago!

View On Black

 

I think he is fed up with this wacky weather too...lol...

Explore,April 22nd...2008...#341

at Avenida de França · Porto

columbine from above

68% of moon visible

January 10, 2014 at 4.59PM CET

This is the same American Red Tailed Hawk that I posted a few days ago. It is looking intently at a flock of crows in a tree about ¼ of a mile away. Apparently, like my dad, this hawk is a native of Jamaica, hence its Latin name Buteo jamaicensis. Like a lot of Jamaicans it is extremely fast, reaching 120 mph in a dive, but does it like Reggae too. In the original size I can see an outline of my reflection in the eye of this bird. Their vision is remarkable too and also binocular…

See me big

 

See, not just silly, but informative too…

 

Happy New Year Everyone.

Here's to new beginnings

We now have various Vaccines

It gets lighter every day

Spring is just round the corner

We have a glorious Summer to look forward to......

I took a photo of the same are using the manual white balance and manual exposure. This is what I got. Oddly enough, sometimes the auto iris and auto white balance works out better. For the previous photo I did not do much tweaking on Lightroom and Photoshop express to get what I wanted. This one, however, took a bit longer. The shadow areas are much darker, despite efforts to brighten things up to make it look like the other photo. Interesting how things work.

I have visited Banff during all four seasons now, but I think it was my winter trip that sits most vividly in my memory. And now when winter comes along I find my imagination soaring over the miles on a northward trajectory to return to the frozen lakes and snowy mountains of Banff in the winter. My spirit does its best to pull my body along and one of these winters it is bound to succeed. I am definitely returning here come some winter sooner or later, the question is just which it will be.

 

Hasselblad 500C/M

Kodak Portra 400 (probably)

Tent Rocks, inside the slot canyon.

Unusual portrait perspective with model Natascha, studio shooting Dec. 22nd 2007

 

More of this session here:

www.szene1.at/user/centurioG/album/890765

Photo and Model: Rehana Seljan

 

Blog entry: Beauty of Rehana

 

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Looking for Letters trying to discover which "O" is in Selective fOcus

 

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