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Since taking the challenge of learning a bit about high key for macro Mondays I think it will be a good idea to learn more about low key as well. I believe this image qualifies as a low key shot. However, it does not count as learning about low key, it was an accident :) The flower was highlighted by the sun and there were deep shadows all around it.

I'm not really sure what I would use low key images for on a regular basis but the high key images will be handy when I have something to sell.

Regardless, I never want to stop learning, even if it is just for the sake of learning.

Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.

Midnight Crocus by Tracey

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♥ EXPLORE ♥.....2-25-09.....Best Position #11....THANK YOU FRIENDS!

I may not have to venture far for colors in the near future... like to Lowes or Home Depot, hahaha..... as I'm starting to see signs of Spring in my own back yard. These are crocuses that have come up in my flowerbed. They're really yellow, but I had fun "tweaking" them and this was the final result. Hope you like it.

If anyone wants to see the "before" version, there's a small version below in the 1st comment area.

HAVE A WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY EVERYONE! ♥

Selling Colors by Alex L'aventurier,

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Jodhpur, India

Tullamore IR - Tullamore Dew Heritage Center 05 by Daniel Mennerich

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Tullamore D.E.W. is a brand of Irish whiskey produced by William Grant & Sons. It is the second largest selling brand of Irish whiskey globally, with sales of over 950,000 cases per annum as of 2015.

The whiskey was originally produced in the Tullamore, County Offaly, Ireland, at the old Tullamore Distillery which was established in 1829. Its name is derived from the initials of Daniel E. Williams (D.E.W.), a general manager and later owner of the original distillery. In 1954, the original distillery closed down, and with stocks of whiskey running low, the brand was sold to John Powers & Son, another Irish distiller in the 1960s, with production transferred to the Midleton Distillery, County Cork in the 1970s following a merger of three major Irish distillers.

In 2010, the brand was purchased by William Grant & Sons, who constructed a new distillery on the outskirts of Tullamore. The new distillery opened in 2014, bringing production of the whiskey back to the town after a break of sixty years.

In 2012, a visitor centre was opened in a refurbished bonded warehouse previously belonging to the original distillery. The centre offers guided tours and tutored tastings ranging from 50 minutes to 5 hours in duration.

Selling seashells by Declan Goulding

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“My wife... it's difficult to say what she does... she sells seashells on the seashore.”

She Sells by Charcoal Pixels Photography

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A mono shot of the She Sells store in Mevagissy, Cornwall

Selling Trees... by 🌻Dawn Core🌻

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She Sells Sanctuary by Stephen

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So we're on the harbour again.

Looking south-west to Barangaroo and the ANZAC bridge.

Photographed from the Luna Park Boardwalk at Milsons Point.

Near Lavender Bay.

And here's 'The Cult' with their classic song 'She Sells Sanctuary':

www.youtube.com/watch?v=cts0VN1-wgk

My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens.

Rifugio Passo Selle by Francesco Damin

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Val di Fassa

Sell me candy... by Mandy Moo Hallison

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Inspiration - Rhianna - Sell me candy

Furniture - CHEZ MOI - Closet&Vanity Watercolor

Pose - Sit Here F*cker - What

Hair - #CHAIN - Flore Hair - Medium Head

Jumpsuit - _CandyDoll_ Chloe Babyblue Jumpsuit - Maitreya Lara

I'm weak by your touch and when it's meltin' on my lips

A rush through my body, feel it in my fingertips

You selling me your fantasy that I wanna explore

Sounds so good, spoil me rotten to the core

Talk to me, take care of my dreams

All I need is you beside me

It's destiny, just let it be

Of the words you speak, baby, sell it to me

Sell me candy, sell me love

Sell me heaven, sell me doves

What's the charge? What's the cost?

Come to daddy, you the boss

Shell Beach Inn by Thomas Hawk

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Selling insurance? by A Bean

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sell_0015 by Sinful Jenna

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Is it too late for me

To sell my soul unto the Devil

Is it too late for me to pray

That God keeps you alive

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVT6dRG2Xow

Ngaio by Paul Hamer

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After living there since 1977, and buying it off the Railways in about 1989 when they divested themselves of their staff housing, Dennis is selling up and moving on. The house is being auctioned today. Apparently the agent said it'd fetch $800k easily. Happily someone parked a 1963 Morris Minor in front of it the other day.

3 sisters selling classic creme brulee.烤布蕾@迪化街. by あきお初心者

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Rifugio Sella, Cogne by fulvio rivano

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Prati e Sella by Francesco Damin

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Passo Sella

sells itself by monkeyc.net

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Sunday Bayside

Selling truffles... by Carlo

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Selling memories by Rabican7

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Ask yourself: when you're on a trip and visit a place you've never been before, do you go to these souvenir shops to buy something that reminds you of that place? I usually do and what I always buy from the place I visit, is a shot glass. Aside from that, i find it interesting to browse through these memorabillia shops. Most people will think that they have cheap stuff or things of mass production with no character at all. However, some times you may find a few gems in them, something that is really local and traditional! for me, those shops feel like places that "sell memories".

PS: for those who will take a closer look at my photo, on the table of the very right postcard (taken at the island of Santorini) is a plate of "gemista" (rice stuffed tomatoes), a "village salad" and a piece of ... (my favorite) moussaka! :-)

Ρωτηστε τον εαυτο σας: οταν επισκεπτεσθε ενα μερος που δεν εχετε ξαναπαει, μπαινετε στα σουβενιραδικα να αγορασετε πραγματα που θα σας θυμιζουν αυτην το ταξιδι; εγω συνηθως το κανω και αυτο που παιρνω απο καθε μερος ειναι ενα σφηνοποτηρο. Περαν αυτου ομως, θεωρω πολυ ενδιαφερον το να τριγυρναω μεσα σε αυτα τα μαγαζακια. Οι περισσοτεροι μπορει να πουν οτι ειναι γεματα με πραγματα φτηνα, πραγματα μαζικης παραγωγης και χωρις χαρακτηρα. Μερικες φορες ομως μπορει να πετυχεις καποια πολυ ομορφα, ντοπια και παραδοσιακα πραγματα. Για μενα, αυτα τα μαγαζακια μοιαζουν με μερη που "πουλανε αναμνησεις"

ΥΓ: ε οχι! δε θα αναλυσω τι υπαρχει στο τραπεζι της δεξιας καρτ ποσταλ! οποιοσδηποτε μπορει να διαβασει το ελληνικο κειμενο ΞΕΡΕΙ!

Thornton Force by Adam Walters

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A waterfall on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, part of the 'Ingleton Waterfall Walk'.

Finished the Display down Kenfig today and to be honest it didn't go too great, didn't sell anything but I did have some nice feedback on some images, I am going to continue trying to sell them over the next few months. I am feeling a bit down about my photography at the moment but I think we all get like that from time to time. Hence the waterfall image :) they always make me feel better :P

Selling some bread by Richard

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Earning some money with selling bread on the streets of old Kraków

selling vegetables by Reinier de Rooie

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Bangkok, Thailand

Selling-corn by PAVLOS STEFOPOULOS

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selling bags by David Bowden

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a lady in Kathmandu making a living

sell the sky by apricotX