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Parked along some road.
Ooops - I honestly don't recall where I got that snap... - and whatever is readable in the background didn't help either.
So, this is not put onto the map.
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Styrofoam collector on his tricycle.
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These are Proxabrush refills stuck into a styrofoam base. It reminded me of an aerial view of a forest in winter.
Done for Macro Mondays: "My Closest" theme
"The challenge will be to get as close as you possibly can and to include a visible indication of size by placing your subject on/by a ruler, grid or graph paper," according to the theme description.
Photographed with a Tokina 100mm f2.8 macro lens with 12mm Kenko extension tube
HMM
These people collect home and office furniture, air conditioners and whatever one can imagine...
Unlike these styrofoam collectors, the bulk waste collectors have motorized tricycles.
Seen at Pingwu Rd. (平武路), corner of Xingfu Rd. (幸福路).
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Three Styrofoam balls and a cube all in white! I put one in the total frame of it which was over six inches all framed so cropped it down.
Another Styrofoam collector on his tricycle. Seen on Nantangbang Road while on the way to 星光 (* see below, insider tip) to buy another lens as Christmas present to myself...
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(*) Xingguang Photographic Equipment City, 星光摄影器材城, located at Luban Road (鲁班路) between Nantangbang Road (南塘浜路) and Xietu Road (斜土路) is the place to go if you are in need of photographic equipment or servicing. It is basically a specialized shopping mall for photo geeks.
The place features all types of equipment and brands, from "amateur" to "pro" including studio stuff and well sorted second hand stores.
Only problem: to get really good prices you must know your limits / local average retail prices / home prices and speak Chinese...
In case you go "just for looking" plan an hour at least to browse through the offerings.
Canon EOS 6D - f/7.1 - 1/40sec - 100mm - ISO 3200
- for challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays,
theme: Best with Holidays is...
- This is a small part of a styrofoam ball, hand decorated with mini parcels, red balls, glittering stuff and a single fir cone.
- During the holidays the ball is hanging from a nail in the wall with a red ribbon.
- Dimension of a mini parcel: 1.8 x 1.8 cm
plastic white clip on white Styrofoam block, next to white Styrofoam ball with white napkin background, 1-1/2 inch square frame.
Collected on my Saturday litter patrol for Adopt One Block. Captured for Macro Mondays theme: Trash. HMM everyone!
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Norman's crew is shown applying styrofoam trim to the doors and windows of this Fountaingrove project. Raúl is on top of the scaffold, glueing the stucco-coated trim, while his co-worked is cutting the pieces. Norman is on the phone.
This is a relatively modest Fountaingrove subdivision, where houses are smaller and closer together, there are no spectacular views, and prices do not stray far from $1M. But Norman was always striving to make a better finish to his projects.
Contractor Norman Hudson called me on February 18, 2021 to tell me he was in line to get the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. He died two days later, at 77 years of age. He thus fulfilled his often-expressed desire never to retire.
Was walking through the Columbus Antique Mall on Saturday and saw this old milk bottle filled with styrofoam pellets. Couldn't resist the shot.
I love white on white! Old styrofoam head with white lace.
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White balance tool (custom white balance or to be included in picture to be used as a reference).
Bottom is about a credit card size; tray should be cut/trimmed/washed before use ;-)
Well, this is the first night I have even had time to upload the next photo of the tree! The play began tonight, and since I am official photographer for the show, I have been very busy!
So, here is the tree, painted, and with one little branch of leaves installed. Funny looking!
It took three days to paint the tree. There was a LOT of surface area!
I will put on the final photo of the tree with all its leaves, soon. Unfortunately they wouldn't let me make the tree much taller. I had to make the top of the leaves flat across, instead of building them up in a crown, because otherwise the tree would hide "God", when he came out on his platform behind the tree. So, it ended up looking a bit strange, but... Oh well, I have accepted it by now!
I am looking forward to having my life back again, and working as admin of my group again, and commenting on all your pics again!
Once more, thank you for your patience and friendship!
Camera : Nikon D810
Lens : Objective Cnscope Plan Achromatic 4X + bellow (160mm from sensor)
Magnification : 4x
Camera settings : iso160, 1/60
Lighting : 3 flashes
Styrofoam diffuser (2 double + 1 single)
Stack : 83 images @ 30um
DIY motorized rail
Alignment : Fiji
Stacking : Enfuse
Software gui : FocusStacker
Mostly tree leaves and branches. Logs and Styrofoam.
Trincomali Channel, North Galiano, British Columbia, Canada
A very small section of an installation piece at the MFA by Tara Donovan. Cloud like clusters of styrofoam cups measuring 20 feet wide and 6 feet deep suspended from the ceiling in the Contemporary Art Linde Family Wing.
As seen during the March for Science in New York City, Earth Day, 22 April 2017. These are the two gals that walked around holding up the giant Styrofoam puppets, alerting people about the issues associated with Styrofoam packaging.
storyofstuff.org/blog/styrofoam-bans-are-sweeping-across-...
A guy uses a makeshift vessel made mainly of used styrofoam materials to transfer to his motorboat several packages of goods purchased by a certain woman at the municipal public market.
Using the same makeshift vessel, the guy will afterwards go back to the shoreline, which is merely a few meters away, to get the said woman.
I heard that their destination is a far-flung fishing community situated at the foot of a mountain. The community, which is over half-an-hour long to reach by a motorboat, is unaccessible to any means of land transportation.
Captured in late afternoon at the town proper of Subic, Zambales, Philippines.