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À la croisée du végétal et de l'organique, un minuscule être avance sans bruit, sculpté par la lumière.
Le silence devient matière.
La lenteur, une force.
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At the crossroads of leaf and life, a tiny creature moves in silence, carved by the light.
Silence becomes matter.
Slowness becomes strength.
Project bokeh
Nikon D300s with Nikkor 105mm F/2.8 Micro
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A red-breasted merganser mother (Mergus serrator) and her adorable chicks, who stayed in our neighbourhood for a long time last summer.
It's nice to go through warming summer photos, on a cold and windy winter day like today.
(Silender in Norwegian)
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Small Snail Shell, personally I liked the texture and wanted to see if I could bring out some detail with such a basic setup
Found this lovely shell in my back yard (still no luck finding a live snail to photograph) and liked how it looked sitting on our new lanterns, with the contrasting curves. Perhaps I should clean them the next time I use them in a shot, but I think the dust adds something this time.
On a side note, and speaking of curves, I had planned on monthly themes for this 100, but I have decided to just do shots I'm happy with. I am doing another project with themes, so I think I will enjoy having more freedom with this project.
a smal and funny snail with golden shell takes a bath in the sun
Photo #250 and 4300 views, thank you my flickr friends!!! Have a nice sunday!
Synchronicities. There's really no such thing as meaningless coincidence.
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It's been a month since I've uploaded anything...bleh. I don't know why. I think things will start picking up. I'm loving the beautiful weather we're having here!
In black and white this striped button seashell shows a nice zebra pattern.
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Snails Pace...
While taking photos of the garden I spotted a snail on the concrete making its way ever so slowly towards the fence.
It was an easy target to photograph as it almost slowly moved across the concrete. Would this be considered still life.... LOL
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sooc... Happy Friday! fence post edition of HFF - I gave up the rest of the fence for this wonderful group :)
#1. Syria and Suffolk. A pilgrim's water bowl from Damascus. Dried rose buds from Aleppo. Lavender and a snail shell from my old garden in Suffolk. And the smell of roses and lavender and ether while I worked...
working notes for myself: wet plate collodion, clear glass ambrotype, 4x5", wollensak raptar 101mm lens at f11 for 3 minutes, inside, natural light, horrible development, ridges, and comets and all