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On a dump and foggy early morning when visibility goes as far as the morning-runner. He was not in the planning, but I spared him :-)
Some white-tailed deer moving along a hilltop at the National Bison Range in Montana, with the snow covered Mission Mountains behind them.
Playing with Aperture Viewer. I only used one projector and long cylinders with glow effect on. No light setting
A couple of days ago Marybeth and Brianne came home with four Runner Duck chicks and they are too cute not to take a few pics. For this week's Slider Sunday shot, I added a few textures and that's about it, no added cuteness was added in the processing. :)
Been a bit absent as of late trying to get a few projects done before it gets too hot and enjoying the company of my Dad who drove up from Florida to stay for a bit. The biggest project is a new 10'x12' shed to replace a small useless one that's been neglected for the last 25 years and only stores things that are headed to the dump. We took it apart last month and while progress has been slow, it has been steady. I included a couple of pics in the first comment.
Textures from Skeletalmess and Lenabem-Anna.
Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
Explore 12 June 2022, #49.
This is the last picture of this long exposure motion series.
It was an interesting experience shooting and processing these pictures. The pictures were all shot in one afternoon during an event at Athen's Technopolis Centre.
These motion pictures have something very unusual about them. It starts with the number of keepers (I have usually between 5-10% keepers, in this case it was around 40%). The processing was time consuming and required a lot of fine tuning. And to my surprise the motion blur reveals something in the person that is photographed that I cannot discover in static pictures. I have not really understood what exactly it is but it seams that the motion can help us look 'behind the curtain' of the personality of a person. Anna" has written something very interesting about this in a comment on the previous picture in that series. Worth thinking about and worth exploring further.
I rather liked the street light repetition as the runners cross into Hatch Forest, part of Epping Forest.
Düsseldorf Media Harbour in the early evening. The buildings on the right of the shot are office blocks designed by Frank O'Gehry. The TV tower with its revolving restaurant is in the background.
Mug - Runners Life - #13 Black Tanktop
Mug - Runners Life - #16 Black Shorties
Mug - Runners Life - #3 White Water Bottle
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