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This picture was taken in Odaiba, Tokyo.

Photobattle challenge in our local photo club - 5 minutes per scenario to devise and implement an idea.

 

Setting: depressing staircase in an old water mill.

“sometimes I enjoy just photographing the surface because I think it can be as revealing as going to the heart of the matter.” – annie leibovitz

 

“what is real is not the external form, but the essence of things... it is impossible for anyone to express anything essentially real by imitating its exterior surface.” -- constantin brancusi

 

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The very small sea star--I'm not sure which species, maybe a Leptasterias species--has its oral side (typically underneath side) up.

 

Cayucos, California

This little Grebe surfaced with his prize, but immediately got a little tense when he saw me lying on the ground behind my camera. He put a couple more feet between us and proceeded to swallow his Oncorhynchus mykiss.

Updated 6880 Surface Explorer, making it more of a mobile exploration platform.

This was a short ways off the coast at Moss Landing. Hopefully going back next year to kayak in the bays.

A bit of soapy water from the archives.

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Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra)

ever wonder how raindrops look when you're underwater. here are some images of raindrops on the water surface as seen from the bottom

Te siento debajo de la piel. Te quiero debajo de la piel.

  

-Eres un vejestorio con un aspecto muy raro. Parece como si tuvieras que estar muerto pero te hubieras olvidado de hacerlo.

-Ya lo solucionaré.

-¿Qué problema tienes?

-Cosas que me preocupan todo el día y toda la noche.

-Dime algunas...

-Pues, por ejemplo, cada vez que me pongo los pantalones por la mañana y bajo la mano siempre pienso ¿funcionará la cremallera? Por supuesto, normalmente funciona. Pero lo que me preocupa es ¿por qué tengo que tener esos pensamientos? ¿Para qué me sirven? Es una pérdida de energía, una completa inutilidad.

-¿Por qué no vas a ver a un loquero?

-Lo que yo necesito es un loquero que no necesite un loquero y de ésos no hay muchos.

   

NO HAY CANCIONES DE AMOR, Hijo de Satanás; Charles Bukowski.

          

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This photograph was taken during a photography trip to Guadalupe Island in Mexico. Guadalupe Island is a white shark hot spot and in my opinion the number 1 location for observing/ photographing great white shark behavior. The gin like water is so clear that it allowed me to experiment with photographing underwater using only natural light. These photos were taken using a combination of surface and submersible cages that were lowered to 10 meters.

 

This image shows part of the surface of Chryse Planitia, near the mouth of several of the giant outflow channels carved by massive floods. At this location the channel is much too large to be seen within a HiRISE image, and this shows an area of level plains near the mouth.

 

A long trough with aeolian (wind-blown) ripples runs through part of the image. This feature likely formed by contraction of the surface layer.

 

Image cutout is less than 1 km (under 1 mi) top to bottom and the spacecraft altitude was 284 km (176 mi). North is to the right. For full observation details including images with scale bars, visit the source link.

 

NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona

www.uahirise.org/PSP_006268_1995

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Here's a snap of one of the T60's taken in the San Juans a couple of weeks ago. One of my favourite moments, surface tension! That moment as the Orca surfaces to breathe where it's above the water's surface but hasn't quite broken through it.

 

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Voigtlander Bessa RF(1936) / Heliar 105mm f3.5

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Compard R09 One Shot (Rodinal) 1+25 20℃ 19.5min

EPSON GT-X980

I usually don't post photos of my "gear," but I am SO IN LOVE with this device!!!

 

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