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A pretty 'Marbled white'.. 'Melanargia galathea'.. .. feeding on a thistle in the undergrowth..
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My daughter and her boyfriend joined us on this day in the trip there in northern Arizona. They arrived just before sunset ... so was a lot fun getting them out in the dark around these cool rock formations in the dark and taking the captures. Had fun with some light painting as well.
a simple set up with pebbles from my fish tank & a marble, lighting with speedlight and for background bokeh using my Tab.....
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Ball or Sphere
A marble is a small spherical object often made from glass, clay, steel, plastic, or agate. They vary in size, and most commonly are about 13 mm in diameter.
This drawing is for Sofie!. She's the young daughter of a friend and she loves marbles. I'm gonna frame this and give it to her.
Kootenay National Park, BC, Canada.
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Marble Canyon & Navajo bridge from my recent visit to National Parks, USA.
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This marble, I had it in a drawer for a long time, these little ones, were the ones that entertained us when we were children. Today I take a picture of it, with a background of lights, to make it stand out more.
Esta canica, la tenía en un cajón guardada desde hacía mucho tiempo, estas pequeñas, eran las que nos entretenían cuando eramos niños. Hoy le echo una foto, con un fondo con luces, para que destacara más.
Kootenay National Park, Canada.
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Quite a tricky shot this - was almost shooting into the Sun just after sunrise hence on the left side the highlights only just avoided being blown away. Wind was very very weak so had to use big stopper & little stopper together (never done that before) - thought I'd grown out of big stopper style shots but I haven't I'm afraid. If you use a dslr don't you have to be a bit creative??? I took a handheld shot of this the day before but without the long exposure just looks like a shot that a friend of mine calls "a snappy snap" :))
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