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This photo it's a compo of two layers. The half bottom part processed in HDR and increased contrast. The upper part of the sky is a long exposure photo which has shooted in 261", from another photo, becouse in the current photo the sky had no clouds. Both photos are mine. When I first saw the photo with the boat I though it would be more interested to created as I did. I hope you like it...
Upper Layer:
16mm
Hoya ProND 1000 filter
Iso 100
261"
f/11
Lower layer:
50mm
Iso 100
1/80"
f/7.1
This old British Ferret Scout Car sits in need of some tender loving care and could be an amazing restoration project
For Smile on Saturday! - Optical instruments
This hands-free hanging magnifier belonged to my paternal grandparents. Van Waffle (Pappy) might have used it for looking at his stamp collection or Fern (Mimi) might have used it to read books and the newspaper. I felt closer to Pappy than my other three grandparents. He had been a self-made, successful business owner and a hard man by many accounts. I never saw that side of him. The year I was born he suffered a heart attack and retired. I guess it softened him. He had time for me. He remained active and did not have another heart attack until 20 years later when he died peacefully in his sleep, age 82. I've kept this magnifier since Mimi moved out of their house into a nursing home 30 years ago, knowing it would become useful someday. So far I have only used it two or three times to fix difficult knitting errors. Pappy would be puzzled to find me using it in fibrecraft, but he shared my enjoyment of gardening and storytelling.
Project 365, 2023 Edition: Day 25/365
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"Nanna's Angels" an old trawler that used to be part of the shrimp fishing fleet at Port of Cameron, Louisiana, USA.
... fence post, with a few remaining strands of barbed wire ;o)
Happy Fence Friday - and have a great weekend
Textures by 2 Lil Owls (After The Rain 11 & Light flare 2)
My Fence Friday photos set: Elisa Fence Friday
My Textured set here: Elisa Textured set
Einmal steigen wir alle aus und widmen uns unseren Hobbies, so wie der Fotografie. Dieses Rad hat es geschafft und ich habe es auch :-)
This wheel has found its place after long work.
Lapel pin awarded upon occasion of retirement from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service after a 33-year career.
For the Macro Mondays theme of 3/29/2021: AWARD.
I can still view kids swinging on this old tire. Can also view the barn without the swinging door!
This farm found in eastern central Iowa down some remote back road.
I came across this old buckboard in a shed at the Chellberg farm, located within the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in northwest Indiana. Anders and Johanna Chellberg were among the many Swedish immigrants who purchased land and began farming in the area in the 1860s. The National Park Service has restored the Chellberg farm to its appearance around 1900, though I don't think the buckboard was totally restored. :-)
Submitted for Textural Tuesday
HTT
Flickr friends, I am back after some time away due to computer problems. I will be catching up with your latest images soon.
This structure was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) during the 1930's. The men who worked for the CCC quarried the stone locally.