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...because 80cm wasn't enough this week!! Chocolate heals the soul!!!!

Bluebell in hedgerow on a country lane near Modbury, Devon

Don't know about you but I am still waiting for Summer :?

LARGE View On Black

 

It is so nasty outside that i cannot think of a proper "street photo" - just want some brightness;-)

 

I am almost back:-)

another take on our local camera club theme of cemeteries

Happy Fence Friday1

ODC: "Shallow depth of field"

Still life with pink snowberries and terracotta pots...

Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. Any comments or Faves are very much appreciated.

Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. ~ Albert Einstein

Pergear 25mm 1.8

Whispers of Light or Dewlight or a kind of Grasslight Symphony.

 

💧 Dew & Light:

What Is Dew?

Dew forms when the temperature drops and the moisture in the air condenses onto cooler surfaces like grass. It's most common just after sunrise when the ground is still cool.

 

Light Refraction & Bokeh Magic

The sparkling dots in the background are caused by specular highlights—where the dew drops act as tiny lenses, catching and refracting sunlight. The hexagonal shapes suggest a lens with a 6-blade aperture, contributing to the beautiful bokeh.

 

Miniature Lenses

Dew drops behave like convex lenses. In close-up or macro photography, they can even invert or magnify the background within their tiny sphere—a natural optical trick.

 

Golden Angle Timing

Shooting just after sunrise, especially with low-angle light, enhances the sparkle and transparency of dew-covered grass. This is sometimes referred to as a “micro golden hour” in macro photography.

 

Dew and Ecology

For many small insects and plants, dew is a crucial source of water—especially in ecosystems where rain is scarce or irregular.

This weeks shot is a return to the location for my water elements shot back in March but this time i've chosen to give more emphasis to the shoreline to try to convey the passing of time, erosion and decay and the link between the sea and the land, between water and earth...

  

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52 weeks of 2016

Week No: 25

Theme: Earth

Category: Elements

Ok so I'm thinking what to do for my photo today and just messing round take one of the Macbook on the table. I like how the colours came out so there you have it. Day One Hundred & Three.

   

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Older shot sitting in the queue.

 

Happy Macro Mondays

I took this shot in my balcony with my Canon 700d using a 50mm lens. Tried my best to enhance the beauty of the flower with a back-lit lantern. All post processing was performed in Adobe Photoshop!

Long Legged Fly, at a quarter of an inch or less they eat other bugs including mosquitos.

Bluebell backed by a carpet of bluebells, white wood anenome and yellow celandine at Long Wood, on the Stoke Park Estate, Purdown, Bristol

kitty against the sun, golden fur, golden tones, golden world.

Our Daily Challenge ... shallow depth of field

Some of the ruins to be found located throughout the city of Athens. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm 1.4 lens.

 

Art & Photography

 

A capture of two cats sitting on the kitchen worktop, taken through the window.

Grevillea pods

 

Trioplan 50mm f2.9

we found this tulip on a wooden bench; I had to take a photo : ))

 

I hope you have / had a lovely May Day ! 🌷

 

[ manual Auto Revuenon MC 50mm f1.4 on a Pentax K-70 ]

 

... the title is a reference to Pink Floyd's 'San Tropez'

Shot at f2.5 on Lens Baby Sweet 50

This Great Blue Heron stood so still along a cottage laneway... like a lookout or a lawn ornament.

SSC - Mesh

 

Having a beard I only shave a small area! This is my weapon of choice, a Braun shaver.

Abandoned car overgrown with flowers...

2016 All British Field Meet, VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver. May 21, 2016.

Captured the serenity of this stunning orchard, where each blossom feels like a work of art. The shallow depth of field, thanks to a wide aperture, draws your eye to the delicate details in the foreground, while the soft bokeh in the background adds a dreamy, tranquil atmosphere. A moment of pure natural beauty, perfectly frozen in time.

 

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