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Last year I was helping out at an orphanage in Sucre, Bolivia. On my first visit I was taken aback that their playing yard (a communal driveway) was littered with broken glass, but for many people in Bolivia this is probably just a normality. They nicknamed me 'El Cristo' and we played baseball with the only equipment they had; a flattened Coke bottle and a tennis ball. My little friend here had a bit of trouble on his feet and connecting with the ball, but it didn't faze him at all. A flattened bit of plastic, something that most disregard as rubbish certainly made his day. When I was only a little older than my friend here, my Dad said that sometimes the happiest people in the world have next to nothing. This certainly rang true in Sucre.
Aufnahme mit Tokina AT-X Macro 2,5/90mm an EOS M3.
Das Tokina Macro ist ein einzigartiges Stück "Altglas" und kommt jetzt an der EOS M3 endlich wieder zum Einsatz und zu Ehren.
Vanishes any dumb Politician in a second .........
Will someone please inform Donald, that I too have a Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!
Focus Bracketing with Lumix G9 and Leica DG Vario Elmarit 1:2.8-4.0/12-60 and 16mm Automatic Extension Tube
Processed with Focus Projects 3Pro
so much dust.....
Macro experiments with ballchain
size of the pearls is 2,4mm
with Panasonic Lumix G Vario 3,5-5,6 /14-140 ASPH + Raynox 250 +26mm Extension Tube and Yongnu Ringflash
Nach dem reichhaltigen Frühstück hat er sich aufgemacht. Hier ist er gerade an dem Eingang zum Timanfaya. Schon hier ist die Umgebung irreal und faszinierend!
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After a rich breakfast, he has started. Here he is just at the entrance to Timanfaya. Even here, the environment is unreal and fascinating!
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Die neue FZ2000 bietet einige Verbesserungen - u.a. eine Auto-Bracketing-Funktion für Focusreihen - wobei die Anzahl der Aufnahmen, der Focusverlauf und die Abstände frei wählbar sind - einer der Gründe für mich, umzusteigen.
Es funktioniert - wie man sieht - auch im Macrobereich.
Dieser Test wurde mit einer Vorsatzlinse (Pentax Achromat S56) und 27 Aufnahmen in 5er Abstand mit Focus 0/+ aufgenommen und mit dem Programm "Focus Project 3 professional" bearbeitet.
Schließe eines Armbands - nordafrikanisches Silberhandwerk
Makro mit Panasonic LumixG9, Lumix G Vario 1:3,5-5.6/ 14-140 ASPH und Yongnu Ringblitz.
Der funktioniert mit der neuen Lumix G9 perfekt - einziges Manko sind die doppelten Halbkreise die auf reflektierenden Flächen sichtbar sind.
Work No. 755: Small Things by Martin Creed. It's on view at The Center for Curatorial Studies, 508 West 25th Street, through September 16th, 2007.
..does not come by finding the perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly..."Jason Jordan
okay, Have a break from the real flowers, here is the yummy miniature flowers & cuppies for everyone. Dedicate this cutie Cupcake For all of You!
Have a Real Sweet Thursday All
The first time I came here was almost 27 years ago… For me (besides health), the most important thing in life is the people I love. I love them like crazy. And of course I’m a huge fan of nice views! And everything that sets my soul on fire & makes me happy. Simple little things make me very happy 😊
Fire
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Don't let the little things get to you. They may seem really bad or scary at first, but once you realize that they're just a tiny thing in the giant world around you, they really aren't that horrible after all. Instead of putting all of your energy and attention on something that doesn't matter, look at the bigger picture and focus on the things in life that will make you happy!
"Let others lead small lives, but not you. Let others argue over small things, but not you. Let others cry over small hurts, but not you. Let others leave their future in someone else's hands, but not you" – Jim Rohn
Stay lovely, people!
Photo unedited! Turned out super cool in the camera!
The 4th photo in a ten week, self-portrait photo challenge I'm doing:
How do you like the tea pot's new company?
The little wooden bucket is from our visit nelson's parent's place earlier this year. It's hand made by a local wood craft's man. Instead of planting them directly in the bucket, the succulents are planted in a plastic container I found that fits in the bucket snugly :)
Explored #269