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Happy Halloween! This glowing blue ghost rose from a neighborhood yard, one arm raised toward the sky and the other resting on a weathered RIP tombstone. Shooting from a low angle made the tattered, gauzy robes look like they were drifting in the dark.
West Sheley schoolhouse in Callaway County, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/2.8 with a 60-second exposure at ISO 400. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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I took this photo when I worked as a marketing manager for a tyre manufacturer, and it was used in advertising campaigns across the world. It was often used as a full page advert in farming magazines. I used a Canon 5D with 12.8 megapixels - who says you need high resolution cameras!
Camera: Altoids tin
Paper: Kodak Polymax, 6x9 cm
Developer: D-76
Exposure: about 15 min
On the bottom right there is signature of the Sun recorded by accidental opening of shutter following main exposure.
Two figures walk across a rain-soaked bridge, surrounded by reflections, silence, and the quiet rhythm of the night city.
The wet surface captures fragments of light, turning an ordinary passage into a cinematic moment suspended between movement and stillness.
I ended up buying another kids' camera the other day.
I got it for 400 yen (including shipping) from someone who was moving and wanted to clear out their stuff quickly.
At 400 yen, you just have to buy it, right?
I’m pretty sure it’s an unbranded Chinese kids' camera.
The GUI is identical to the LK003 and M26 models I already have.
The specs are mostly the same, though the field of view is slightly narrower, and the straight-out-of-camera colors are a bit softer.
Jane dumped her toy basket out onto the floor. This brought out a lot of rolling around, crazy, biting, and hiding behind toys for play.
Here she's stalking a toy I was using to get her to pose.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 24mm ƒ/1.8 @ ƒ/2.5
L’impressionnant Airbus A400M Atlas de l’Armée de l’Air française en pleine démonstration à Air Legend ! Vue dynamique avec hélices en flou de mouvement, ciel tourmenté dramatique et puissance visible.
Capturé lors d’un air show épique, cet avion de transport tactique polyvalent (37 tonnes de charge, STOL, ravitaillement en vol) impressionne toujours par ses capacités.
#aviation #airshow #A400M #AirLegend
When life gets busy, you may not have time to do some simple things that make you feel better. For me that is a photowalk. And even if that Saturday morning a photowalk was not the objective, at least I grabbed my camera with me and snapped some photos. After all, a walk downtown Boston is not something I do as frequently as I used to. I grew up in a big city and sometimes I do miss (a little bit) that big city feeling. Not that I would prefer to deal with traffic, pollution, increased costs etc. But I don't mind spending a few hours there during a quieter Saturday or Sunday morning..
Photo take outside New England Aquarium. In frame you can see the famous Custom House Tower with its beautiful clock. The original buildig was completed in 1849 with the tower being added in 1915.
Linkin Park - Krwlng/Mike Shinoda (feat. Aaron Lewis)
28 October 2025
"One of Blackpool's heritage trams will now continue to operate until the end of November, it has been announced.
Two trams - including one decorated in the style of a ship - are running along the town's seafront during the Lightpool Festival, which ends on 1 November and features an array of light installations." - www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj41e019yqdo.amp
▪️ Am weddill y flwyddyn, fodd bynnag, mae sŵn a golwg yr hen dramiau a ddenai pobl i Blackpool wedi mynd o lan y môr. Mae diffyg yn awyrgych y promenâd yn yr haf.
▪️ For the rest of the year, however, the sound & sight of the old trams which attracted people to Blackpool has gone from the seaside. Something is lacking in the promenade's atmosphere in summer.
Got lucky on yesterday's daily walk! While all the surrounding fields have already been harvested, these giant cornstalks were still standing tall—easily reaching 4 meters high. Right between two rain showers, the light broke through, creating this great contrast of vibrant green against the dramatic, cloud-filled blue sky. Best of all, I managed to stay completely dry!
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Glück gehabt beim gestrigen Spaziergang! Während die meisten Felder drumherum schon leer abgeerntet sind, ragen diese gigantischen Maispflanzen sicher gute 4 Meter in den Himmel. Zwischen zwei Regenschauern hat sich dieser dramatische Blick durch das Grün gegen den wolkenverhangenen blauen Himmel aufgetan – und ich bin sogar trocken geblieben.
This month the theme was chosen by Jette, who has chosen "Low Angle and 'L is for..." for the monthly challenge. This is my contribution a low angle shot of a Lilac coloured flower with a liquid raindrop reflecting the flowers around it. I had to lie on the ground to get the low angle required.
Jette, our thoughts are with you.
A Gomphrena globosa or Globe Amaranth flower.
A brief but enjoyable visit to Budapest and an explore at this iconic abandoned Powerplant control room.
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A low-angle view of a baroque church glowing in warm morning light. The wrought-iron fence and the surrounding buildings create leading lines that draw the eye upward toward the richly decorated façade against a deep blue sky.
Cattedrale di San Giorgio, Ragusa Ibla
An unfamiliar view of Cologne Cathedral: From an extreme low angle, the curved tips of the wrought-iron gate merge with the intricate Gothic details of the façade. Captured during our photo walk in Cologne, aiming to photograph a well-known landmark from a fresh, abstract perspective.
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Strukturen gen Himmel
Ein ungewohnter Blick auf den Kölner Dom: Durch die extrem tiefe Perspektive verschmelzen die geschwungenen Spitzen des schmiedeeisernen Schutzgitters mit den filigranen Gotikelementen der Fassade. Entstanden während unseres Fotowalks in Köln, um ein so vertrautes Wahrzeichen aus einer völlig neuen, grafischen Perspektive festzuhalten.
Scheveningen, The Hague, South Holland, The Netherlands:
Beach clearing activities are taking place along the coast. Instead of seeing pavilions, now containers filled with the contents of those pavilions are lined up on the beach and are waiting to be removed.
This offers such a different view on the Kurhaus from this angle....
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