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The branch of persimmon tree seems covered with snow , but these are scale insects , getting sugar from tree and producing wax shell. Scale insects are food for bird during winter.
Folded by myself FearlessFlourish and designed by seolhwa226.
Full video showcasing how this was made on my Youtube channel FearlessFlourish !!
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Paper used - 72cm Kin Shito, with 24ct gold superior leaf in it, hence “golden” dragon.
It was smoking hot at the Martin Refuge in Mission Texas when I took this photo. Very uncomfortable but good news for photography as the hot conditions brought the birds in to ponds to drink. One of the highlights of our visit was this pair of scaled quails (male in the foreground, female in the background).
According to the Cornell Lab, scaled quails "live year-round in desert grasslands and shrublands of the Southwest, including open plains, hills, mesas, sagebrush, and pinyon-juniper woodlands up to about 7,000 feet elevation."
This week 8 Sept. - 14 Sept.. our theme is:
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Art Week Gallery Theme ~ Unexpected ~
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AI/GIMP/PIXLR
Sony A7III in electronic shutter and full frame mode
MJKZZ Ultra Rail
2 LEDs continuous lights
Raynox 250 as tube lens + Mitutoyo 50x 0.42
Magnification is about 31.25x
Step size is 1.25um
ISO 100, Shutter Speed = 0.5s
81 JPEG images
Zerene Stacking Software
Scale 1:87, H0. In 1970 a completely new generation of DAF trucks saw the light of day. The F1600 - F2000 series is characterised by tilting cabs, allowing quick and easy maintenance of the engines. After facelifts in 1982 and 1987 this DAF series would remain in production to 1995.
So many objects have a direct correlation above and below water, this pine cone reminds me of fish scales.
I'm happy with the end product of this image. This is a multi shot panorama of the Sydney Water Corporation offices at 1 Smith St Parramatta. I really like the building but it epitomises the issue I have with modern city design, that is the lack of human scale.
I have uploaded the full res images so you can click and see the lady walking past the building. Compare here to the size of the tower. Now the scale is a little warped as I have shot this pano from only about 20m away from the tower but it shows the conflict between humans and 15 or more storey towers.
Parramatta needs some more investigation as a shooting destination. I see myself here again soon.
I take a photo (or two) of her at every Dragon*Con it seems. She was featured in the 2009 Maxim article about the "Girls of Dragon*Con."