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Couldn't resist this one for Primary Colours when I spotted it in Chapel St Leonards, Lincolnshire. :)
Abstract.
True macro (1:1) of oil droplets on water. Used a different, more reflective background for this one.
I found a roll of unexposed film in my drawer, Twitter helped me decide it was probably Fuji Pro400H. I shot it at 200 to be on the safe side.
Rolleiflex 3.5e
Schneider Kreuznach Xenotar 75mm f3.5
Fuji Pro400H at 200
Being one of the developing country , Bangladesh has showed some extreme success on root level of Education . Primary Education is one of the basic need which drives country's future with a different way . The access of primary education is maintained mainly by "Primary education board" . This story has been documented on one of the remote place in Bangladesh , Tekerhat .
Check out the story here : www.demotix.com/news/1675866/quality-primary-education-re...
A six-spot burnet moth (Zygaena filipendulae) feeding on ragwort or similar. The vibrant colours of summer.
Canon EOS 5D mark III, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM.
100mm, f/5.6, 1/800, ISO 400.
a break from Saint Patrick's day .. the empire was dressed up in primary colors tonight.. not the usual. the reason? WNET, The Celebration of Teaching and Learning according to the website :-)
Red Blue Yellow together
My eye seems to notice all 3 primary colours together and I just have to snap them :-)
It's been cold, raining, and just nasty in general all week. Then for a short time on Wednesday, the sun made an appearance.
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Primary. See alternative below. Both photos taken at the Goodwill store.
Not well. Comment later.
A revisiting of sorts of this shot.
Two things bothered me about the older photo at this location.
1.) That it needed the square crop to be effective.
2.) Low resolution. This is partly related to the crop mentioned in #1, but is also related to an older digital camera (which served me well, bless it) with only 3.1MP max.
Submitted to Photo Friday - 'Spiral'
I have been for some time photographing self-portraits just because yes. This allow me to do exactly what i want to do. I'm a passionate about light and color and I love to mix them together (cold/warm). I see this photo as a homage to that.
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Strobist Info:
1 bare YN560-II @ 1/16 Zoom 105mm with magenta gel left of camera
1 bare YN560-II @ 1/64(+3) Zoom 105mm with cyan gel front of camera
1 bare YN560-II @ 1/16 Zoom 24 with yellow gel right of camera
Somewhere around Saint-Aubin, Neuchâtel, Switzerland on a morning stroll with Sam, man's best friend
Poor quality (taken with my smartphone) but I liked the morning bright colours.
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Way better on black
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Molina, Verona
Fotocamera: Canon EOS 650D
Esposizione: 60
Aperture: f/11
Lente: 14 mm
ISO: 400
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Lens: Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC HSM
Filters: B+W ND110
GPS Position: GPX Master + GPSPhotolinker
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De derde primaire kleur in het spectrum: gele lijnkleur, bestelbus en herfsttooi van de bomen met de 2029 op de Ceintuurbaan.
Haven't been very active on Flickr lately;
fotog has left me feeling a little flat
(my failings, not the artform).
Plus, so much else going/ongoing.
Here's one from the archives while I try
to get my groove back sometime soon.
I miss Brooklyn today/everyday.
C'mon, go large or go home.
the last improved series of the M62 (М62-1781) diesel locomotive with new bogie of 2TE10/116 locomotive replaced old american variant
Class.
I visited Catherine's Primary School in order to meet
three nephews my friend Hussey supports. Weekly,
he brings his brother's widow's children sugar, and covers their
tuition and living expenses. Hussey's heart doesn't stop there though.
He helps run the Pearl Children Care Center in Jinja.
I you would like to support an orphan, please visit
or
Catherine's Primary School.
Kangulumira, Jinja. Uganda. Afrika.
June 14, 2006.
I'm not a microbe expert, but I believe the blue splotches are created by "iron bacteria," a class of bacteria that uses iron as an energy source. They flourish when iron is deposited in streams and often create an oily film on the water surface like in this picture. I am not exactly sure how it is formed, but it is harmless. And it looks pretty cool, too.
God made the sky, the hills and the plants for us.... then we made a home for him. Thirunelli temple with a beautiful backdrop.
A lovely friend gifted me the tights and shoes from Primary Subject Giselle (my favourite part of her outfit) so of course I had to create my own 'Primary Subject'. I chose Ayumi Charmed Child as my model as her bright red hair is a perfect element to include in the 'primary colours' colour palette.
Ayumi wears:
- tights and shoes from Primary Subject Giselle
- graphic sheath dress made by me
- hooded top from Violaine Beyond This Planet
- bag from Colette Duranger Supernova
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