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Its been way too long since i've sat in the warmth and watched the sun go down at Totland Bay, I forgot how much I love it!
Light's at a premium just now, so it's good when I can manage out in daylight with a camera. Been a while since I'd stopped off here at The Pineapple on the Dunmore Estate. Someone mustn't have fancied their lunch nad had left some exotic fruit lying around
Had been out with a new student, doing a lesson with him. We were sort of done by the time I shot this... just sitting in the street enjoying the last of the evening light.
I have an ongoing series of shots from Ginza, of people in outline, silhouette or blurred by camera movements [tilt, shift, swing] or - in this case - selective focus from just the aperture. I'm also somewhat obsessed with road markings....
Nikon D700
Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 Ai
DR-3 right-angle finder
Straight out of the camera and shot with my Monochrome HC-01 picture control for Nikon.
A low-angle dramatic shot exploring the powerful contours, textures, and heroic presence of classical sculpture under sharp directional lighting
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Last light on a monsoon day at the Windansea beach, La Jolla. It was one of the most amazing sunsets in recent times in SD. You can never go wrong with those storm clouds!
shot with:
Canon Digital EOS Rebel XSi
SIGMA 18-200mm 3.5-6.3 DC OS
place of origin:
Sternbrücke/ stars bridge - Magdeburg
A moody, low-angle self-portrait captures a person in a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, holding a vintage Olympus camera, their face partially obscured by intense lens flare against a bright blue sky. The image is shot through a reflective surface, adding a dreamy, hazy quality and creating a layered, introspective mood that blends the act of photography with the subject’s own image.
Last Sunday Cinta passed away and I can't tell you how much I and all the animals miss her. So quite around the farm.
She had a wonderful life filled with travel, adventure and more love than she could handle.
I spent 15 years with this cat, she helped me through the passing of my mum and helped me learn how to live without her so for me the life I have now all I know is that Cinta has been in it. So adjusting with life without her is very strange.
Cinta was the one constant in my life and as weird as it sounds she gave me that unconditional love that you get from parents, she was my support.
Sunday morning her breathing was very laboured, I called the vet and he said if she gets worse to bring her in. I cancelled all my plans for Sunday and stayed with her. I carried her around the farm a few times, sang to her (which she loved) . She was able to walk and whenever I was out of her sight she would move so she could see me. I think she knew her time had come and wanted to be as close to me as possible. By Sunday evening I had to take her to the vet and this in when we said our goodbyes.
Cinta ..... you made my life beautiful.
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Rainy autumn day, my friend and I are in Stockholm in GT car show. The view is amazing, just paradise for PETROLHEADS :D
One of the sexiest example on the show was this british beauty. In a nutshell it is hot fire breathing heart and the body to die for.
P.S. If you wondering about the red arrow, it was on the car, it is not photoshoped ;)
I left it, because it is a part of the car exterior and points to the numberplate, why?
"Mifflin"
Strobist info:
Nikon SB-700 on floor camera left w/ diffuser, pointing into ceiling, 1/16 power
Triggered via Yongnuo RF-600tx and RF-602rx
Traffic criss crosses at 11th Avenue and 34th Street
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Allo storico ippodromo di Agnano il 1° Maggio 2018 si sono tenute una serie di importanti gare ippiche.
The bridge connects two buildings separated by a road. (Faenza)
For Flickr Friday theme: "LowAngle"
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Mirando hacia arriba de nuevo, esta vez en la calle más importante de mi ciudad. Este año la iluminación de navidad es un techo virtual a lo largo de toda la calle, simulando una gran bóveda de cañon apuntada interrumpida con varias cúpulas para romper la monotonía longitudinalmente.
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Nikon D500
Fisheye-Nikkor 10.5mm ƒ/2.8G ED
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