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A wise man in a storm prays not for safety from danger, but for deliverance from fear. :) Have a great day everybody!!!
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This covid virus is sent back into the blood. It's armed with a helmet now and it will kill it's former covid friends.
Gros plan sur l'iris "Plasma", un des rares iris rouges
Close-up of the iris "Plasma", one of the rare red iris
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eine mit dem Mandelbulb 3D Programm erstellte arbeit
formel von XANTIPA 2.....(DEVIANT ART)
Textur von mir
Although there for years, I finally really noticed the ZOB Fern Bus Terminal in Pforzheim a couple nights ago as I was trying to stay clear of A8 due to a lengthy traffic jam (aka Stau) while heading back to Stuttgart. Went back this evening to try to get a blue hour shot with a friend and it actually worked out well. Hope everyone is having a great weekend. :-)
yet another cyberpunk pic!
Taken at Sunny's Studio maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunny%20Side%20Up/115/89/30
Circular stairway of electrified plasma found in Schloss Filseck along B10 near Uhingen, Germany. Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. :-)
I have been wanting to experiment with polarized light for some time now, and finally got the chance. These are salad tongs backlit with polarized light and filtered with a circular polarizer. The frame represents a span of 3¼ - inches across.
Lens: Tokina AT - X M100 AF PRO D (AF 100mm f / 2.8 Macro) with circular polarizer filter attached.
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A color-shifted photo of a plasma globe.
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My daughter bought herself a plasma globe yesterday. I couldn't resist having a play with it. I think they're fab.....
For Macro Mondays - Knob.
Modern finger-pull drawer knob.
Speedlight with red gel - barn doors with thin vertical slit, aimed directly at camera with knob in profile. The right knob is a mirror-image of the left.
Found this mask/headdress thing in my inventory and had to do something with it (story of most of my photos, tbh).
I did more editing on this one than normal, but if you're interested in seeing a before and after, here you go!
One more I chose from that day, looking towards the NW side from the center of Athens, as the supercell is approaching. The multiple branching was a feature of this bolt that attracted my attention. It was also out and away from the rain/hail shaft but close enough to be captured together with the green hailcore on the left. Looking at the branches sideways, I can only imagine what was going on above the cloud layer.
Shot in Athens, on 24.07.2026, with Canon 5DmkIV, NiSi ND64 filter, iso 100, 1/25'', f/3.2 and Sigma Art lens 14 mm.
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Magnetospheric Plasma
This was one of those times where I trekked off into the middle of nowhere on an adventure deep in the Icelandic northwest. I really had no business doing this trek, but I had scouted a waterfall from satellite, and knew there to be some potentially amazing shots about half a mile into the backcountry. I had not scouted anything out, and what I didn't know was how difficult the terrain would be, and how cold it would get. I had to walk around swamps and essentially through fields of soaking ground to get to this point. It wasn't a good experience. Mostly it was just scary, and I was very thankful an hour or two later to be back at the car.