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Grind: Extra Fine (Tiny Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Treble (Full Pic & Lightest Blended Circles), Serve: Soy (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)

Shop shutter art, probably the only cat you’ll find on my photostream 😉

A wallpaper with a 60”s slant. A bubblebath on acid might look like this..1920 x 1200 @ 72 dpi.Download and enjoy..For personal usage only.

AI art by Leonardo.AI

So grateful for being allowed out every day for exercise, but at the same time I really feel for those who live alone especially the elderly who cannot leave their homes, and really need their friends and family right now.

Zenit Helios 40 ( Зенит Гелиос 40 ) red Л 8,5 cm f/ 1.5 n°00XXXX

1957 | 10 blades | m39/42 | @f/1.5

Manufactured in USSR by KMZ Krasnogorsk Mechanical Works

Paris | 2017

Sometimes I take pictures of Really Boring Subjects, with the idea of spicing them up in post-processing. This is one such image. I snapped it in the camera store which examining a Tamron macro lens.

I should never have taken those tablets yesterday.

a hot flower for a killer-hot day.

BEST VIEWED LARGE!!

 

You may remember a similar swan in reflection shot that I posted awhile back this is the same place and time but further along!

In a mesmerizing dawn, an enchanting woman from another planet dances through an autumn garden, her vibrant, multicolored hair flowing like a cascade of light. Each strand reflects the hues of the season, blending seamlessly with the rich, warm tones of the leaves surrounding her. Her captivating, colorful eyes sparkle with wonder as she embraces the gentle morning breeze, creating a symphony of movement and color

This psychedelic stripy purple and green lavender beetle, was having it's daily exercise, on the lavender flowers of course!

I used the OM TG-7 underwater for this shot, then I cropped and edited the heck out of it for Slider Sunday. HSS!!

Cacti shot in Texas, where everything is psychedelic, right?!

Have a wonderful weekend everyone.

Created in Ultra Fractal and Filter Forge.

Museum of Communication – "Sounds of Silence"

Have you ever heard the noise of falling snow?

 

Like noise, silence is an essential part of our lives. By no means a modern phenomenon, it has become increasingly rare.

 

Whilst more and more people seek moments of quiet in their busy everyday lives, our relationship with silence is an ambivalent one. The idea of complete silence is pleasing and at the same time alarming. This is manifest in the great variety of silence. The time has come to put on a courageous exhibition that allows visitors to experience this potential variety. The exhibits will go way beyond the topics of digital detoxing, noise cancelling and zones of relaxation and will shed light on the societal and historical balance between noise, quiet and silence.

 

Museum of Communication, Bern

Exhibition "Sounds of Silence"

 

(46.94185, 07.45030)

Fait avec mes photos, par ordinateur.

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