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A little background on this. I didn't wake up one morning and decide to do a video with the song Tequila. It just evolved from taking some short videos (just a minute or so in each outfit) with no music or theme in mind. It's easy to do when I'm taking pictures, I just hit the record button and then do something. I'm glad I had a scarf with me that I was able to use as a prop. I was just swaying to whatever tune was playing on the radio. I later try to find a song that that I can match the videos to. I had a couple songs in mind, but never got past the first one. The editing is like a Rubik's Cube, trying to find the right combination of clips to match the music.
I hope I've given you something better to associate with this song besides the Pee-wee Herman dance. Now I think I'll have a shot of Don Julio.
Don't leave your camera bag in shot when using a fisheye lens! Another from our adventures in the flooded Derbyshire Lime Kiln.
Photographed December 2019 / Agfa Isoly iii viewfinder 120 film camera (16 of 4cmx4cm frames) with Agfa COLOR-APOTAR 60mm/3.9 lens. Film was ILFORD 3200 DELTA PRO metered ASA 1000 developed in PMK PYRO (5ml A + 10ml B > 600ml, 8min 10sec, 20*C). Negative was illuminated on a light panel and scanned with a Pentax k3 DSLR and Rodenstock RODAGON 60mm/4 enlarging lens on helicoid extension tubes. The image was edited on an iPad mini using the Snap Seed application: full frame scan of 4cm x 4cm negative without trimming. Note the excellent scanning quality obtained using the Rodenstock RODAGON 60mm/4 enlarging lens. It seems to be a better lens for scanning negatives than the EL-NIKKOR 63mm/2.8 which I have used previously.
Blackbird sings from the highest spot around to defend his territory.
Just had the sensor cleaned on the Nikon D40. Lovely to see sky shots with no blemishes!
The Blue Note Elephant is a rare species that is unparalleled as the smallest elephant subspecies: Musically gifted, they are famous for their blues-like trumpeting! I also like to celebrate this iconic label ! Have fun!
For macro Monday. The theme is curves. I hope this qualifies. Its an alternate version to a similar shot, this time in color with a shade white balance added in post. Have a good day everyone. Thanks for the views, comments, and faves.
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Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada.
The initial plunge strikes a ledge which directs the flow outward from the cliff resulting in a spectacularly messy waterfall (Note 1). Because of its separation from the cliff, cross winds have a big impact. I also did video, which shows that the heavy wind-driven mist (Note 2) is actually moving upward. Total height of falls is 384 meters (1260 feet).
The shapes depicted here remind me of the musical notes on the sheet music when I learned to play the piano.
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(I can't read it...French or Belgiums, please help. Update: it says: 'Comptabilit'e Plantations' -whatever that means.)
My 2nd book on abandoned houses is out very soon! It will be ready for ordering next week, I think.
From the high point of the escarpment , looking backwards to where I just came from,
The great circuit walk at the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye.
The walk is magical, because each part of it is unique.
(4 shots stitch using ICE)
Weather was ever changing. Sometimes sun would come out giving opportunity for a better photos.
The Quiraing is the largest landslide in Britain, but it is not a torrential rain-induced landslides. It’s part of something much larger in size.
The weight of all volcanic rock, formed 50million years ago, slowly took its toll on the weaker Jurassic sedimentary rock below, which fractured and broke under the strain, and volcanic rock have been slipped down the hillside; this process is still going.
Trotternish ridge, Scotland
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Today's cold and wet weather was good for visiting Tower Hill Botanical Garden, where there are two large orangeries. I should've taken note of this plant's name.
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... on the maple tree by the car park down the road. Left to right: 2nd January, 3rd March, 6th April and 16th May 2017.
(Bak Rosendal Teater før trærne ble felt for å gjøre plass for tilbygget og lasterampen.)
(© Lise Utne)
Loni is having some quiet time alone in her bedroom. She is thinking about playing some music in a little while. 🌸🎶🌞 She likes the song “Silence is Golden.”🌻
Saturday Self Challenge
This week's challenge will be to photograph something in the shape of a cube. It can be made out of any type material (including ice) as long as it is in the shape of a 3 dimensional cube, either square or rectangular in shape. Process as much or as little as you like. I look forward to seeing your creativity!
*Edit to add that more than one cube shaped item can be in your image.*
The cube in the photo is a note pad block bought from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution shop in Sheringham in Norfolk. The tops of the letter T’s are just missing from the pictures on the sides as the block has been in use for a few weeks, but it still retains its cube shape.
I started off processing the image in Affinity Photo to multiply the single photo to form 16, then I did a few adjustments in Photoshop Express, before the final square crop on the iPad photo app.
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