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Abandoned farmhouse in Boone County, Missouri by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/18.0 with a 1/80-second exposure at ISO 50, processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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The problem of two avid book collectors, both with differing tastes and backgrounds. Hours spent getting a crick in your neck as you search for a book "I'm sure it's here somewhere". I can only shoot from a low angle, as the bookcases reach the ceiling 😉
For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: "low angle"
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A Griffon Vulture slinking with its head down towards a carcass at eye level. Captured from a ground-level hide.
Despite the challenging conditions, enduring temperatures exceeding 44 degrees Celsius, this unique perspective offers an intimate view of the vulture.
The hide, though uncomfortable and reminiscent of a coffin, serves as a reminder of the lengths one goes to witness the wonders of the natural world.
Keep looking up....that's the secret of LIFE.
Crazy Tuesday - Low Angle
Happy Telegraph Tuesday also.
A pair of prairie sentinels
"Vertical Payne" elevator was probably erected in 1915 by the Alberta Farmer’s Co-operative, and later operated by the United Grain Growers and finally by Alberta Wheat Pool.
Alberta Pacific erected sometime between 1914 and 1917.
One of the may waterfalls in the hills behind Ardentinny. It was during this walk that I picked up my first ever tick :(
Looking up through a crumbling brick archway toward open skies. Frame within a frame in the rural outskirts of Montenero di Bisaccia.
A collared pratincole standing in shallow water at dawn in El Taray, Castilla-La Mancha. The soft morning light turns the landscape into warm pastels, while the low viewpoint and open space give the bird a calm, balanced presence in the frame.
The River City building in Chicago, taken with Sony Nex 5T and edited in Snapseed.
I am about to leave Chicago - all day packing today and the moving truck comes tomorrow morning. But, I still have a lot of photos of Chicago in my to-be-posted folder, so expect to see some more for awhile, along with hopefully photos of the road trip and then photos of Boston!
(If you have any advice of good photo ops to stop at along the way between Chicago and Boston, let me know! I am thinking we can probably stop by Niagara Falls at least.)
Abandoned gas station with an empty liquor bottle in Cooper County, Missouri by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a Canon EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM lens at ƒ/5.0 with a 169-second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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A serene and atmospheric macro portrait of Grooved Bonnet mushrooms (Mycena polygramma) perching among fallen autumn leaves at the historic Elswout Estate in Overveen, Netherlands. Shot at 200mm with f/11 and a 1/3s exposure, the low-angle composition beautifully isolates the grooved, conical caps and slender stems against a soft, moody woodland bokeh.
I used the fisheye lens, pointed straight up, to watch Jane peep down. She's in her cat tree (of course), and I thought the circular hole would look good with the circular fisheye.
I cropped off the black circle that I get with a fisheye shot so we can see more of her.
I think this may just be a trial run and I will go for a redo shot later. I like the idea, but I would prefer if she were looking at the camera. I do like the DoF of this frame.
Nikon D850 & 8-15mm @ ƒ/7.1
the evening lays a cool, blue light over odeonsplatz. the stones are wet, reflecting the world as a dark, watery dream. a woman walks through it. she does not see the old buildings or the sky. a screen in her hand holds her attention. headphones build a wall of sound around her. she moves in a private bubble of light and music, an invisible room she carries with her through the public square. she is present, and at the same time, she is a million miles away.
Happy Halloween! This winged gargoyle crouched in the dark with glowing red eyes, ready to pounce, his stone-textured muscles lit in fiery red and purple. Behind him, a skeleton lounged in the shadows, a purple tombstone glowed, and twinkling orange lights and string lights covered a house that went all out. It’s a real decoration photographed with my iPhone 17 Pro Max. I edited it in Luminar with rich color, deep shadows, and extra texture and contrast.
Choreographed and rehearsed over and over; so that it looks and sounds exciting but no one gets hurt.
Somerset Comic Con and Gaming Festival (Shepton Mallet), Saturday, May 16, 2026
A detailed low-angle autumn portrait of a pair of Parasol Mushrooms (Macrolepiota procera) standing proud among the grass. Shot at 75mm with f/11, the crisp exposure highlights the intricate gills underneath the broad, upturned caps, the double-ringed collars on the stems, and the snakeskin-like pattern along the stalks.
Photo taken for the Crazy Tuesday group theme 'low angle'.
Low angle view of a decorative galvanised steel balustrade enclosing a platform at the top of an outside metal staircase.
Can you spot the Lady in Red?
Mirrored reflections of the Pier building in Scheveningen, The Hague, South Holland, The Netherlands.
( It was minus 2 degrees, but sunny weather & lovely blue skies )
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Collective 52 Photo Project. 6/52 - Vast.
Vast –adjective; of very great extent or quantity;… immense, titanic, towering, elephantine, king-sized…