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A tiny snail shell on a patch of moss. The shell is about 13mm across. HMM and thank you to anyone that stops here to view, fave and write a comment.
Shell Creek Road,
San Luis Obispo Co., California
Our group, organized by the Cal Poly Botany Dept., had the blessing of the Sinton family to go behind a locked gate to property off the roadway which I had not seen previously. Sincere gratitude for this special treatment as well as the welcome to their property along the road for the public over these many years.
I enjoy taking these shots, and have done so ever since taking this one flic.kr/p/8xybfW with a Pentax 645, back in 2009 or so. The effect of the barrel distortion and vignetting really captured me.
However, when I saw this shell on Traeth Ynyslas, I did not have my 645 with me - it is languishing, awaiting repair to the winding mechanism; rather, I had an ME Super and a K-S1 with a choice of 50mm DA-L or 28mm Pentax-M lenses. It was bright, and windy, and the light was complicated, so I opted for the old Pentax-M Lens on the K-S1, as it would allow me to have a few goes, as it were. I am convinced that 'digital' makes me lazy, though it does force me to learn from my mistakes and disappointments quickly. Anyway, I didn't frame it properly. I'll crop it, I thought to myself ...
And so, to my first attempt at recreating one half of a vignetting distortion; the change in exposure is awkward enough to balance, the blurring much more so. It didn't go too badly, but is not perfect. Hopefully not too obvious, however.
Lesson learnt.
Again.
Ynyslas bay, Pentax K-S1, Pentax-M 28mm, September 2020.
Okay really is the last on in my Twisted theme. The glory of natures designs of these sea shells in East Sussex, UK Studio shot in 2019.
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Dite quel che volete, ma a me piacciono tanto i bokeh..... Questo in realtà non è dei migliori, ma va benissimo per questo mercoledì estivo un pò fiacco direi....
HBW a tutti!
Say what you want, but I like soooo much the bokeh ..... This really isn't the best, but is great for this summer Wednesday a little dull...
HBW to all!!!!!
IANR BUWA passes the world-famous Rock Island intermediate outside of Shell Rock, Iowa during one of the season's largest snowstorms.
While working 50 bus route on the Purbeck's, I had a 10 minutes layover at Shell Bay and i remembered to bring my camera with me here one on my photos
She sells sea-shells on the sea-shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea-shells!
So if she sells sea-shells on the sea-shore,
Then I'm sure she sells sea-shore shells!
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Take Aim - Refraction
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An ongoing series of black and white photographs of found treasures from the seashore.
Original photography using a Canon EOS RP body with a Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM Art lens and Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion.
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