This is a five-image in-camera multiple exposure of some wine glasses in an illuminated wooden cabinet that hangs on my dining room wall. It was taken during some fun I had with this idea back in March.

This image is a composite of five straight (still) images of some five wine glasses with tall stems. I think what I was intrigued about them was the repetition of the light reflections, something I wanted to emphasise using the compound effect of the compound exposure.

I thought I would have a go at processing one today for the Smile on Saturday group’s theme of Mugs & Co. The colours weren’t terribly interesting so I tried rendering it as a toned monochrome using Nik Color Efex.

Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Smile on Saturday :)

Sunset at danube ricer

HMM Macro Mondays~ Seeds

Well protected Yucca seeds are plentiful and disperse in winter.

Photogrphed on a mirrow in outdoor light!

Auckland, New Zealand. Refelctions in a metal heating fixture on an outdoor terrace.

~ “MACRO MONDAYS~ “FOIL” ~ “8/9/21” ~ 3" X 2 1/2" ~ "REFLECTIONS" ~ "PINK" ~ "BLUE" ~ "CRINKLED FOIL" ~ "REFLECTIONS OF PILLOW" ~

Cannop Ponds, The Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire,

Seen on the way to Haukland Lofoten

One of the most beautiful castles around!

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Hamburg

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Traveling down the road!

The Crescent Building at Gunwharf Quays Portsmouth UK

Dave Hudspeth Photography, 3 shot panoramic Nikon Z7ii

One of a series of shots taken at one of Roy Rimmer’s workshops in Northwest England. Thoroughly enjoyable experience where I learned a lot, thanks to Roy’s extensive knowledge and experience.

The wren is a tiny brown bird, although it is heavier and not as slim as the even smaller goldcrest. It is dumpy, almost rounded, with a fine bill, quite long legs and toes, very short round wings and a short, narrow tail which is sometimes cocked up vertically. For such a small bird it has a remarkably loud voice.

It is the most common UK breeding bird, although it suffers declines during prolonged, severely cold winters. What they eat:

Insects and spiders (Courtesy RSPB).

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An American Bull Frog with refelctions in shallow water.

Ile Bizard Nature Park,Qc

🎧 tune

It's time to face the world

To step outside the shade

To be loved

Wherever you are

I'll find your smile again

I'll lighten up your days

I'll nevеr give in

So don't you ever losе your

Faith, trust that I will stay

I'll always be there

Faith, know that I have changed

I'm never leaving

Taken at CAMMINO E VIVO CAPOVOLTO 💗

Refelction in water

View to the monastery in Feuchtwangen

Picture taken in 's-Hertogenbosch. I changed the colors to get a better effect of the orange refelction on the water.

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Refelctions of water on wings

Chine

Dave Hudspeth Photography

it was one of those early mornings where there was zero wind and the pond was perfectly still.....pls. View On Black

OK Violet :)

View On Black

Elmshorn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

I had a wonderful day yesterday. We did some clearance of bracken in the rides we created for High Brown fritillaries, I used a slasher while Richard and John used brush cutters. later we went for a beer at The Little Bar on the Bridge in Bridgend, and a curry at the Salkaara, with our lovely group of friends. let's stick together is by Bryan Ferry.

Hoping I can go back soon

rowing on the Amstel in the fog

Happy Window Wednesday

When photography becomes art

A few migrant Mallards have arrived to supplement the local duck population.

Of course, my Monday flower greeting today also comes from Marrakesh. There aren't that many flowers here and if there are, you can find them in the parks.

These beautiful purple water lilies here are blooming in the city's most famous park. It should be one of the most beautiful ever. I wouldn't go that far, but I still really liked it here.

The park, with its famous previous owner, whose name I will not reveal today, is one of the most popular sights in Morocco. Every year 850,000 visitors stroll through the rows of palm trees and cactus.

Maybe you already have an idea which park it could be. If not, that's no problem. I have prepared a small series of pictures from here. With that there is then the resolution. So I just have to be patient for a few more days.

Natürlich kommt mein montäglicher Blumengruß heute auch aus Marrakesh. Es gibt nicht so viele Blumen hier und wenn, dann findet man sie in den Parks.

Diese wunderschönen purpurnen Seerosen hier blühen im berühmtesten Park der Stadt. Es soll einer der schönsten überhaupt sein. Soweit würde ich zwar nicht gehen, doch gefallen hat es mir hier trotzdem sehr.

Der Park, mit seinem berühmten Vorbesitzer, dessen Namen ich heute noch nicht verrate, ist eine der beliebtesten Sehenswürdigkeiten von Marokko. Jährlich schlendern 850.000 Besucher durch die Palmen und Kaktussreihen.

Vielleicht habt Ihr ja schon eine Ahnung, um welchen Park es sich handeln könnte. Falls nicht ist das kein Problem. Ich habe noch eine kleine Bildserie von hier vorbereitet. Mit der gibt es dann die Auflösung. Ich müsst Euch also nur noch ein paar Tage gedulden.

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Sunset at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park. The vivid colors and thick atmosphere were a result of a nearby wildfire.

Taken back in November on a misty morining in the lakes

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A Peak class locomotive is seen reflected in a puddle on a works yard, could be anytime but in fact is East Lancashire Railway Baron street works