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In bird sequence, you should make a montage. Select a few birds’ photos and use each photo in a different layer. First, you should zoom in and check the birds’ head to see if the eyes and head are sharp, then keep the photo. If the bird’s eyes are slightly unsharp or blurry just delete it before you work on the image. Select 2 or more images that are sharp and stack them together in a post processing software like photoshop. For example, for 3 photos you need 3 layers. You can watch YouTube videos on how to use different layers and stack together. Have a great day!
Fibonacci Sequence. The Fibonacci Sequence is the series of numbers: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ... The next number is found by adding up the two numbers before it. This pattern is found in Nature
Natural light 6 second exposure @ ISO 100
Madison Cunningham
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm5VQAxdMrc
Phil Wickham & Madison Cunningham
I was watching this Great Blue Heron as it was being bombarded by Red Wing Blackbirds. Caught this sequence of one being particularly annoying.
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This one week old Black Skimmer chick just did the impossible. It swallowed a Needle Fish almost as long as him. I have the sequence of the entire ordeal, but this is the end.
Mother Nature never stops amazing me.
Developmental stages of the Asian ladybeetle (Harmonia axyridis).
For "Smile on Saturday" ; theme : "sequence/progression".
Detail from the exterior of Scratchely's on the Wharf harbourside restaurant, here in Newcastle.
The restaurant is in fact owned by a neighbour of ours, Neil Slater - who recently extended and upgraded his business and it now seats 250 people.
The restaurant sits on what was once a concrete ferry wharf. It opened in 1989. The extension and upgrade, including this minimalist, abstract exterior was designed by EJE Architecture.
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Broken Sequence - taken at low tide on West Wittering beach, UK, on a perfect blue sky afternoon in January.
Ugh, this one took over four hours to setup. This shells are tiny. Cleaning the shells, selecting the right one, oiling them up, so they would not dry out during the set up was time consuming. More so, as the setup collapsed and shells hit the carpet and collected all kinds of fibers. I had to ditch the first attempts and start from scratch.
NB the Kestrel did not move forward at all - I've had to displace each picture to show the sequence of wing movements.
Oupss excusez moi, c'est plus fort que moi, le besoin impérieux de poster des photos de feuilles !
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A group of people were jumping off this rock some distance away from where my kids were swimming at Boat Harbour Beach, Tasmania. I got this sequence of shots with a 400mm lens, so I thought i'd stitch them together.
I uploaded a similar image earlier in my photostream (about 10 images back).
Looking at you, looking at me, looking at you!
This is a Photoshopped sequence of the same owl.
Norfolk
15th July 2022
Smile on Saturday: Sequence / Progression
This is a beautiful passage from a outdoors performance by the advanced teenage group of my dance school. I love seeing these girls growing up from year to year, and going from dedicated students to beautiful dancers.