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Camera: Minolta X-300S
Lens: Minolta 50mm F1.7
Filter: Hoya Red(25A)
Film: Ilford Pan 400 (Expired 06/2013, shot at 200ISO)
Processing and Scanning: Gulabi Photo Lab, Glasgow
Post Processing: Photoscape X
Photographed at Scribbled Hearts - 2nd March 2014
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Finished the Hearts of Stone DLC main story the other day, it was a fantastic ride. Probably tied with the Undead Nightmare DLC for Red Dead Redemption as my favorite. Best antagonist ever. Can't wait for Blood and Wine.
He said he had enough exploring the back garden and decided to broaden his horizons just a 'small' bit!....
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Nope. Not drawn at all, just in case that isn't abundantly clear already. Just trying out a Photoshop action that Adobe shared with the world this past week.
The Queen of reef fish in Darwin Harbour. These beautiful and large angelfish are found in silty coral reefs throughout northern Australia, where they predominantly feed on algae and marine invertebrates. Females (pictured) have different body patterns to males, whose line patterns are more horizontal and less scribbled.
Male Scribbled Angelfish are territorial and will drive other males away from their patch of reef. When ready to spawn, males will perform a courtship display of swimming rapidly backwards to attract the female. The pair will then spiral towards the surface together and shed eggs and sperm, where in excess of 5000 eggs can be fertilised.
I spotted this very cool carving in a log while out and about with the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L Macro lens.
Six minute portrait scribble on paper with Bic-pen
How-to Portrait Scribble video by Rancid Sis
Published on Jan 20, 2017
Six minutes portrait scribble with a cover of Chopin played by Hermione aka LuVHermit
Rancid Sis Arts, Cartoons and Drawings
52 in 2016 Challenge
4. Graffiti
There are already some great shots in the group for this theme and I was going to post something colourful and artistic looking when I decided to go with redressing the balance. This is, imho, the reality of a lot of urban graffiti - needless scribble :(