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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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I'm still enjoying playing with my daughter's plasma ball. The opportunities are, if not endless, then at least good fun.
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
My daughter bought herself a plasma globe yesterday. I couldn't resist having a play with it. I think they're fab.....
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A color-shifted photo of a plasma globe.
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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!
I could not possibly hope to take such gorgeous photos - the credit for that goes to www.flickr.com/photos/142005459@N05/ - please give her some well-deserved love!
At Mainframe NOW through August 13th! maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mainframe/58/173/25
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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An abstract macro photo of a plasma globe.
All images © 2017 Daniel Kessel.
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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.