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The snow lying on the frozen surface of the loch created some nice curves.

Where a whale meets arctic terns there must be prey under the surface. Often someSkuas also arrive hunting down the prey from the terns.

 

Diamond Beach, South Iceland

 

Wo Wale auf arktische Küstenseeschwalben treffen, muss Fisch und Krill unter Wasser sein. Oft kommen dann auch Skuas vorbei, die versuchen, den Schwalben die Beute wieder abzujagen.

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Selective focus, shallow depth of field, soft focus, and colorful, backlit bougainvillea bokeh

A polar bear (Ursus maritimus) in the sea off Svalbard

"The surface of no image / can beat the depth / below the reality. // The raw nucleus of nature / does not reveal."

 

(Theme: a simple change of order)

I liked how this branch was arching across the path, with sunlight catching its upper surface.

 

Horner woods, near Porlock, Somerset.

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In the depths at Hinsby Beach, Tasmania.

The strange patterns on the water surface are most likely caused by sunlight reflecting off a thin film of fuel oil or gasoline. I took this shot close to the disused Stena catamaran dock in Dun Laoghaire Harbour.

 

Dun Laoghaire Harbour - Co. Dublin - Ireland

A bullfrog taking a moment on the surface to see what’s going on.

If you really wanna get my presence, all right

No sugarcoat, can't be low, I need all facts

Cause baby you gotta know where my head's at

Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias - Valencia.

A Calatrava's building. A wonderful space... really liked the ambient.

Taken for the theme "Guess what this is" of "Crazy Tuesday"...

any guess? ;-)

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Challenge finished: it is a sponge, captured with a 50mm pentax macro smc takumar plus an extension tube of 28mm.

The loading bay’s hard lines meet the darkness of the pavement. A shallow pool catches the ceiling light, fracturing the industrial architecture into liquid geometry. Here, commerce pauses, and the slick surfaces hold a temporary, silent mirror to the lonely work of the night.

Blue skies reflected, a backdrop to showcase these water lilies.

Leica M Mono, Voigtlander CS 2.2/50.

During the blue hour in Lucerne, the sky settles into deep indigo and cobalt tones, casting soft light over the Reuss River and historic waterfront. The Chapel Bridge on the left spans the scene, its warm interior lighting contrasting with the cool surroundings. On the right, the Jesuit Church, with its Baroque façade and twin towers, stands illuminated by streetlights. In the background, Mount Pilatus appears as a dark silhouette under faint night light, providing a dramatic backdrop. A long exposure smooths the river into a glass-like surface, creating a cohesive and tranquil nightscape.

On my way to the water to enjoy a good day of paddle boarding, The paddle board is one of the latest from Madpea, The paddle comes with several realistic animations including a few yoga sets. So grab a board and come relax on the water. See you on the surface!

  

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Another compliant bird in the fog feeding at the edge of a mudflat on Horsepen Bayou.

Rollei Retro 400S

Agfa Isolette

developed with

Bellini Euro HC 1+31 dilution B for 6 1/2 minutes at 20 celcius

Digitised with

Nikon D700

Tamron Adaptall 2 90mm f/2.5 macro lens

Valoi 120 film holder

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A5 size led light pad

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Affinity Studio

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park

Something a bit different - a landscape of droplets on red plastic.

 

Had the (mis)fortune to be working on the plastic, prepping an art installation for Hobart's annual DARK MOFO. Rained pretty much the whole time and we were well over it by the end.

 

For this pic however, the sun came out for a few moments and the 'art' was hard to pass up!

 

Ricoh GRii, 18.3mm f/2.8, 1/1250th sec at f/5.6, ISO 200

Blue creek point, Eufaula lake. Pittsburg County, Oklahoma... Decided to post something a little bit different than the stuff I have been putting out lately. The comp is maybe a bit too busy, I don't know, I still like it though. Hate to post and run but I have to go to work. Thanks for stopping by and have a great week.

View through the wet windshield in the rainy night.

 

Multiple reflections between uneven air-water surface and water-glass surface causing a kind of coma and ghost.

 

Upper brighter area: Vehicles' lamps, traffic lights, and other illuminations.

 

Bottom darker area: All those reflected on the wet road surface.

Laowa FFii 90mm f/2.8 2x Ultra Macro APO, stacked and developed in Affinity Photo

A moment of perfect stillness on a frigid morning. A magnificent male Gadwall duck confronts the viewer with a direct, unwavering gaze as it floats on the icy water. A delicate dusting of frost on its head and the thick mist rolling in the background speak to the deep chill in the air. This intimate, eye-level perspective reveals the breathtakingly intricate, lace-like patterns of its feathers, creating a powerful portrait of serene resilience against the cold.

This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Mineral Surfaces. A former decorative waterfall seems to indicate a rocky road ahead. HMMM!

Vestrahorn and the other mountains at Stokksnes are made of Plutonic rock, formed by the slow solidification of magma deep below the earth's surface. Named after Pluto, the Roman god of the Underworld

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