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The radiating fin of the OCULUS at the one World Trade Center. The unique architecture set against the clouded sky really stood out to me here. I've been exercising my film muscles a little more lately and I'm really pleased at the way this photo turned out.
The last of the dark side of the road photos. Fortunately the sun came out soon after and the world returned to "normal".
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Sorry John no cigar this time:
Cockney Rebel - Sebastian
"Radiate simply, the candle is burning
so low for me
Generate me limply, I can`t seem to place
your name, cherie
To rearrange all these thoughts in a moment
is suicide
Come to a strange place, we`ll talk over old times
we never spied"
Light spilling over Bassenthwaite Lake and onto the hills on a misty morning!
Drone video of the light that morning: youtu.be/u4asu8f27zk
I think this sunrise has to be in my top 5 of the year. Not because of the colour but the difference in light and how it effected the scenery. First off we had pastel colours in the sky then the sun came up over the mountains and you could see the light hitting the hills and working its way towards you!
I was flying the drone when this photo started to take shape and i'll admit it was my girlfriend who spotted the light on the trees. So i quickly landed and lined up the shot.
With the rising sun sitting behind the great plume of water vapour from the Power station .. it made for some fantastic light effects
On the plaza; Santa Fe, New Mexico. Bigger / on black / blogged over here.
Have a great Friday, everybody!
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Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Redscaled Konica Minolta VX Super 200.
(Developed an old roll rattling around, and found these!)
Redscaling.
Basically it involves taking a roll of ordinary 'bog standard' print film, reversing it and respooling it into another film canister (all done in a dark bag) so that the light is exposed on 'the wrong side of the film' when you take a shot. You then lose two 'stops' on the optimal exposure conditions from the original. It gets developed in exactly the same way as print film, but be prepared for the technician to be a little startled (at best) or a little irritated (at worst) when they realise that something very odd has happened to the film. :)
♥ Mekaci - Jesse Set
♥ Body - Ebody Reborn
♥ Head - Lel Raven
♥ Garter - No Cabide Sora Garter
♥ Hair - Foxy Whisper
♥ Stoic - Moth & The Moon Gauges
♥ Septum - Dreamlight Septum Diamond Ring
We have had many interesting clouds and potential storms roll through our area this past week, but hardly a drop of much needed rain. These radiating clouds mirror the lines happening on the land and in the water. I hope we get a really good rain soon.
Radiated Tortoises can be very long lived with recorded lifespans of up to 188 years old with an average lifespan of 32.8 years. They come from Southern and South Western Madagascar
It's been a busy week this week and any spare time I had was spent with my eldest who went back to Univeristy this weekend. So posting an older shot today.
I really appreciate all your comments and favourites as always.
An image from 2017. Challenging conditions with strong winds up on the hill. The plus side was a great bit of cloud sweeping through to give me what I needed for this long exposure. there was also a bit of hail coming down during the exposure, and a few droplets ended up on the filter, that meant I needed some time to clean up the image. Once cleaned up, a bit of harsh processing to give me the finish I wanted. Another two versions to come ... one straight mono, and one toned ... couldn't make my mind up. I'll let you judge.
so i literally just woke up from a nap, noticed how good the lighting was outside, and took a picture.
this picture makes me feel like i'm in my element, this is me. i need to start taking pictures by my standards.
anywayyyy...
i'm about to go look at everyone's streams now.
have a nice night everyone :)
Macro of decorative crystal backlit by an LED panel with a wire grid and colorful transparency behind the crystal.
Notting Hill Carnival dancing girl - 28/08/2018
Nikon D7200
ƒ/2.8
35.0 mm
1/200 @ ISO 100
Flash (off, did not fire)
Tarentule radiée - Radiated Wolf Spider
A "Floralis Generica" é uma escultura em aço inoxidável, situada na Praça das Nações Unidas, em Buenos Aires, onde ocupa o centro de um parque de quatro hectares, sobre um espelho d'água. Ela foi presenteada à cidade pelo arquiteto Eduardo Catalano.
Uma das suas características é um sistema elétrico que abre e fecha automaticamente as pétalas da flor. Durante a noite ela fecha e do seu interior emana um resplendor arroxeado. Ao amanhecer as pétalas se abrem. Para protegê-la, ela se fecha também quando há ventos fortes. Em algumas noites do ano (25 de Maio, 21 de Setembro, no Natal e no Réveillon) a flor permanece aberta.
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The "Floralis Generica" is a stainless steel sculpture, located at the United Nations Plaza in Buenos Aires, where it occupies the center of a park of four acres, over a water surface. It was presented to the city by architect Eduardo Catalano.
One of its features is an electrical system that automatically opens and closes the flower petals. During the night it closes and its interior radiates a glow purple. At dawn the petals open. To protect her, she also closes when there is strong wind. On some nights of the year (May 25, 21 September at Christmas and New Year's Eve) the flower remains open.