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Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 24-70mm
1x Einstein in octabox to camera right
1x Einstein in soft box to camera left
A study of light,shadows and a bit of colour - only in post-process I noticed the 3 items theme (in the painting and on the shelf). In each case one of the items is not exactly like the others...
Prairie Smoke is a strange and beautiful Rocky Mountain wildflower - San Miguel Mountains, San Juan National Forest, Colorado
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I should have said "Odd Hen Out" but it sounded strange. I've been going to Cade's Cove for over 10 years and I've never seen a turkey with this coloring.
Another shot with the Kilfitt 90mm macro lens. It's unique double-ring bokeh is only apparent at maximum aperture and is no doubt an 'acquired taste'. It's also capable of a more subtle approach...
I have a lot of mixed species shots from this winter and will put some online as I run across them. Time to go through the winter's photos and organize and delete some.
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yup, that's right, this was in january when odd, marc and i visited cologne. it wasn't quite like london but man, was he happy about all the people and they even had something that reminded him of the tube there :)
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I have always been different; the odd one out. Everywhere I go, everywhere I am, I do not fit. I go against the flow, rebel against the status quo. I stick out like a sore toe. I say odd things and I do strange things. My time works differently to everyone else's. To me, hours last longer than days, and chronology is wrong. Letters are backwards and written in the opposite direction. I used to read from right to left, and now I learn a language that makes sense. There are days when I could be an aeroplane flying over cities, or a candle flickering in a draft, and there are days when I am nothing and the world is a place that I cannot reach, cannot touch.
Inside my head it is difficult to follow what is going on. People say things and I do not understand them. I think things and I do not understand them. I am surrounded by people and I am isolated. I am known by nobody and I know nobody.
I am lost.
I am alone.
I am the odd one out.
Having a teasel in my brush jug stops my grandson (and other members of the family) from borrowing my brushes - It's a reminder that I'm prickly about sharing them!
The Odd-eyed Cat was peeking from inside a small bush in our backyard. I believe it was searching for breakfast and not cat food. As is usually my custom, I went out to check for birds, butterflies, or dragonflies. This white smoke-like image caught my eye. The cat's tail was incredibly long and fluffy. It was fun to get three or four images before it bounded over the fence and out of sight. When viewing the photographs I realized it had two different colors of eyes. This condition is known as Heterochromia. I, not the birds, would like for the cat to make a return visit.
Sulphur crested cockatoos and a crow. Wild bird seen in suburban Sydney, Australia
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Rowboats clustered together on the Buriganga River in Dhaka. Not sure what's going on with the one loaded with plants, but it made for a great focal point!
Loom knit pumpkins
Looking Close...Odd Man Out
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Tucked away in a dark corner of the shops at Rockhill is this Davenport locomotive from the U.S. Steel Clairton Works, the largest coke manufacturing plant in the United States. I couldn't find much history about the unit, other than it was likely sold off by U.S. Steel and purchased by salvage company Kovalchik Corporation, owners of the East Broad Top Railroad, who then moved it here for storage.
Quite a few butterflies were seen as we slowly made our way back from the bottom of Garni gorge to the village of Garni high above it.
This was a new species to me on this trip. I saw few of them but there were several in this area.
There was nothing odd about coming across 582 working the ex DSS&A at Newberry. The SDL's were painfully common in service on this line during most of WC's existence. Before anyone goes off on me for complaining about SDL's keep in mind that I could have had one in my viewfinder for nearly 13 years straight. There is only so much you can do before you exhaust all possibilities:). Anyway the trailing 1236 was very uncommon on the Marquette line so I shot this interesting pair arriving at Newberry with train 43 on March 28, 1992 poor light and all.