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What do you do when a Dino fight breaks out in your living room?!
Take photos 😀🐱🐉📷 and then run away!
Dino fight staged for todays (19-Sep-2022) Macro Mondays 'Sharp' theme.
Happy Monday everyone :-D
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The chalk cliffs of Sussex in their splendour reflected in one of the few large rock pools at low tide. Sea of Teeth, by Sparklehorse is fine, given the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters
Wanted to show a quick picture of SLink's brand new prim teeth!
These are individually sculpted teeth with lips that you can tint to match. The folder comes with instructions, 3 different lip shapes so one is bound to fit your shape. There's a bit of modification that needs to be done with these so please do take note of that!
I wanted gap teeth in secondlife for a while now but none of the tattoo layers ever work. I'm soooo glad that I can achieve it with SLink's new teeth! So the teeth will come perfectly, but I kinda mod it the way it is now ^^
Yay!!
Looking into the teeth of a gale howling inland off the Great Southern Ocean. Trial Harbour near Zeehan on Tasmania's West Coast.
Wild day with plenty of weather and lots of wash amongst the reefs. The West Coast has the longest fetch of any stretch of water on the planet. Hard to imagine this was a harbour at one point in Tasmania's recent history.
The shot is actually a two frame stitch. The left and right side frames each lacked a little of the other so I spliced 'em :-)
Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 24-70 f/4 , 2 secs at f/9, ISO 125 FL~40mm.
Breakthrough Photography 6 Stop ND filter.
Press 'L' and make it big :-)
At Bembridge Windmill on the Isle of Wight.
I love the marks of use on this wheel, as well as the odd woodworm holes. Clearly a long and well used piece of equipment.
Details and more details. Notice the light layer of grease and how it has been steadily pushed aside.
I went to the zoo this morning to make the most of the sunny weather. Despite the sunshine many animals weren't very quite cooperative when it came to photos but you can always count on the meerkats. This one was playing with a leaf. :)
Some knife for MAcroMondays : Tableware.
Making Off :
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Song by 5 Seconds of Summer.
SYT are from Norwich, and kicked off their new album release with a date at the Norwich Arts Centre.
The hunter’s teeth are ivory saws
That hack through bone and sever flesh
The hunter’s teeth are snarling eyes
That slice the mesh of nervous heads
But hunter knows that
teeth can turn
burrow through its own mind’s flesh
sometimes hunter hunts itself
Like teeth that eat through sleep
Another one from archives. Midterms are over but I'm too tired lol otherwise I would have took a photowalk along out beach with all the ice built up.
This was last year at Fifty Point Pier. The decayed wooden pegs remerged during the melt with only a bit of ice on the tips.
Have a good week ahead :)
Reflections
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Birds don't have teeth do they? Well not exactly - the Humboldt Penguin (Spheniscus humboldti) has backward facing spines on its tongue and mouth to help it get a grip on fish.
Quite a few people in the UK travel to Turkey to have cosmetic treatments as they are cheaper, though not necessarily safer. One of the more popular treatments which has become known as "Turkey Teeth" is the procedure of filing someone's natural tooth down and putting crowns or veneers on top of that: the teeth are usually super white and are perfectly square in shape.
Not sure if this is what happened to the dragonfly in our pond
20180506_9527_7D2-100 Jagged Saw Teeth
A possible for Macro Mondays challenge - Jagged.
Converted to mono in Nik Silver Effects Pro (Wet Rocks preset).
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Alligators have roughly eighty teeth from the time they hatch until they die. If they lose a tooth, it quickly gets replaced. This gator was beside Elm Lake in Brazos Bend State Park and had its mouth open for thermal regulation.
She's entering the thicket, while you're only there with a one-way ticket. There's no chance to run, once she wants her fun~.
Today's scan went really well! The ultrasound tech was awesome; she was very personable, and very knowledgeable. A far cry from the corpsman that did my ultrasound the last time. Anyhow, I asked her a ton of questions about ultrasound and when it's applicable, for people other than pregnant ladies and so on.
When she brought Grace and Kurt back into the room with me, the baby started really moving! S/he kept flipping and turning and rolling. Every time the tech tried to take a photo of him/her, s/he would race away from the probe and hide somewhere else. We got to see his/her mouth open, the arms waving, and the feet kicking. We saw the bladder and the stomach and the heart and the backbone. We even got to see the bone structure of the face!! What amazing technology!