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Every year between mid-September and mid-October Van Diemen Quality Bulbs on Table Cape, open their farm to the public to see the beautiful array of colour. Table Cape is the remains of a large extinct volcano, and the soil is rich in nutrients.
www.tablecapetulipfarm.com.au/van-diemen-quality-bulbs
We'll start here with a fairly conventional view.
I made some table decorations with offcuts from the Christmas tree and some empty candle jars that I decorated.
Lensbaby Sol 45, blades engaged and macro filter. Texture layers added, iPhone close up of my tablecloth and an ICM of the tablecloth.
Thank you for all your good wishes, my back is improving with help from the osteopath and some new medication.
The table is porch furniture, which was filthy. Downyflake didn't mind since part of what was on it came from him. It also has a glass top. I removed the glass for a good cleaning, thinking he'd not enjoy the table without the glass. Hmm, looks like I was wrong again.
I dipped this leaf in water then layed it on the picnic table the water from it soaked into the table making the sunlight of late evening pop on it. The light areas at the point of the leaf is from the water that drenched into the table ..Made a great reflection of the sunlight..The water soaked in fast so had to take the shot as soon as the leaf was placed on the the table, I was thinking I must get this light of the water on the table
4 day Urbex Roadtrip from Porto to Lisbon and a few days to wander around Lisbon at the end.
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repurposed tabletop with eames era legs from the 50's..I painted a little animal parade with mostly dogs, a few robins and a cat!
Utilising a Sea & Sea DX-D50 housing, YS-90 Auto strobe, together with a YS-90TTl Duo strobe in slave mode....
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I captured this iconic view of Table Mountain from Blaauwberg beach shortly after sunset yesterday.
The thing that I like most about shooting coastal subjects such as this one, is that it’s practically impossible to capture exactly the same scene in the exact same way more than once. The constantly changing light, clouds, tides and waves will always ensure a totally unique image… every time you press the shutter!
My favorite image of the day is this one by Miles Morgan (aka mm767cap), an airline pilot from Portland, Oregon. Not only is Miles an incredibly talented photographer, but he’s also one of the most modest and humble photographers that I’ve come across on Flickr. And he’s funny too… I’m always smiling by the time that I finish reading the descriptions to one of his images! Thanks for all the inspiration over the past couple of years Miles… I hope that one day I'll be able to take photos like you do!
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20 at 13mm, an aperture of f9 and a 1/40th second exposure.
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Stazione funivia per salire a Table Mountain.
Una cabina sta risalendo il cavo per raggiungere la stazione di arrivo .
Queste cabine sono dotate di un sistema di rotazione che permette al passegero di vedere il panorama a 360 gradi rimanendo fermo al proprio posto.
Cable car station to go up to Table Mountain.
A cabin is going up the cable to reach the arrival station.
These cabins are equipped with a rotation system that allows the passenger to see the 360-degree panorama while remaining stationary in their seat.
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Cyanotype N°127 - Tonifié au maté + café/ yerba maté + cofee toned
Papier - Moulin du coq - le rouge
Prise de vue - Graflex speedgraphic 4x5 + 150mm fujinon - foma200
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The Studio - Table and chair
edit based on Kim's preset 'gentle'
Jeanne d'Arc Living magazines,
dried rose ...
Although I’ve had my Olympus OMD 5 Mark 2 and phone software for a year or so this is the first time I’ve used it.
On the way back into the Waterfront when on the yatch Tigger2.
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Quiet morning view of one of the tables on my hotel courtyard, as the sunlight illuminates the wall behind.
Since I've been working from home, my kitchen table doubles as my office from 8am-5pm Mon-Fri
ODC - 4/26/2021 - My Abode
A table of chess is a table of strategies. Behind each move you have a set of risks to manage. To play chess is almost like to be in a meeting of project management. By Edgar Barreira
[88/365] Snow storm.
Today I made a new flash snoot out of a serial package and it was way better than my old snoots.
Scouted my home for something to shot at and it had to be this Powerade that I have had in my fridge for a while. Made some shots with the Powerade on my living room table but it looked so boooooring.
Saw that the Powerade flavor was called Snow Storm and then I just had to recreate a snow storm.
I used nothing else than the spray from an old smoothing iron to create a nice mist for the snow.
A flash, with my newly created snoot under my living room table and its frosted glass, lighted up the Powerade from the bottom up. The bottle in turn highlighted the mist. A partly collapsed umbrella was used to put some light on the top of the bottle.
Strobist info:
SB800 @ 1/32, 105mm, DIY snoot, shot on the bottom of the Powerade through a sheet of frosted glass.
SB25 @ 1/64, 24mm, shooting into a partly collapsed umbrella, pointing at the Powerade
Triggered with Skyports and 5s self-timer
Strobist setup shot.
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