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getting creative with a glass ball and light… creating a ‘prism 🌈 effect’ with orbs as captured in the photograph.

the glass ball seemingly inverts the surrounding landscape. is that because we are upside down or because a parallel universe is upside down? hmm.. (js)

photo captured out at murrell park on lake grapevine.

📷EXIF

1/800 seconds

f/2.8

ISO 100

14mm

⚙️Gear

Nikon D810

Nikkor 14-24mm (f/2.8)

Lee Filters Polarizer

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"Rightward from the famous "only good" photograph of Armstrong on the lunar surface, with the plus-Z (ladder) strut on the left and the jettison bag underneath the LM, between the plus-Z strut and the minus-Y (south) strut."

Above per the ALSJ.

While in Daytona, Florida we went on a tour of the Ponce De Leon Inlet light house museum. This image is from the large fresnel lens they have on exhibit in their Lens exhibit building. Even though it's just a part of the lens, I wanted to capture the play on light from the prisms.

Another prism effect effort.

Urban Street Photography; Grand Central Terminal, New York City; ©2012 DianaLee Photo Designs

Too much fun, but I had to try out one more!

this is another one for saffron, who is currently loving yellow and white interiors. my living room walls are actually painted white; however, i mixed mica flakes into the paint so depending on the time of day/reflection of the sun, the walls change colour. here is what it looks like in the morning and through most of the day (you can just make out a silvery purple blue reflection); during sunset hours, however, the room takes on a lovely golden sheen.