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Still adding to my cross-polarization photo portfolio. In this example of cross-polarization there are six plastic shot cups stacked on top of each other. The image was captured with a 72mm polarizing filter on my 150mm-macro lens attached to a DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera set at ISO 400 and f/16. The final image was post-processed in Adobe Lightroom.
GPS: Approximate location, latitude 47° 26' 15.77" N, longitude 120° 20' 30.04" W.
Keywords: Cross-Polarization, and USA.
The little one was stacking his toys this morning - the way the sunlight was hitting them made me smile.
Had an idea to stack my fried chicken like pebbles ( Example : www.brentwood.gov.uk/content_images/web/size600/664302062...)
Not sure if that was a good idea, but it was still some pretty damned good oven fried chicken.
Strobist : Shoot through umbrella with SB-600 at 1/8 power, camera left.
I'm sure you've all seen the really cool rock-stacking-kids... Well, I'm not quite there yet... But I can dream!
These saddles are stacked in the horse trailer in preparation for a trail ride. It occurred to me that they could be quite colorful if I saturated the colours a bit.
Shot with the Canon MP-E at 5x magnification, this is also the result of 5 focus stacked images using Helicon software.
This was going to be multiple exposures stacked... but my new remote started playing up so one single 10minute exposure instead.
Looking from the cliffs above Seaford, Sussex.
Taken with Minolta MD Macro-Rokkor 50mm f3.5 on Panasonic GX7.
A chimney stack [or at least I think that's what it is; might be a smoke stack or something else] standing by itself in Pomeroy, Ohio.
The staff in the gift shop at the V&A don't like you taking photos of things, despite the fact you can take photos in the rest of the museum.
I got told off for taking this one. Fools.
it's beautiful chaos here.
the in-laws bought a new trailer so there have been dirt and cement trucks going through our yard for the last week.
it's almost more than my boys can handle.
Lacking in inspiration today. I needed a portrait photograph of a stack of magazines for a class assignment....so....yeah.
Stacking Chairs offer a versatile seating solution where removable and portable seating is required. They are ideal for use on the flat floor area of lecture theatres or similarly in concert halls or theatres.
My daughter and I discovered stackable Hot Wheels from the bins at Mariano's. We had to buy two—so they can stack. More on my blog post: www.spudart.org/blog/stackable-hot-wheels/
oh, yeah... this should be good.
(it didn't actually work as well as I hoped it would... still fun, though)