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Morning Glory seed head taken last week before #blizzard2016 struck!
Theme: Rule
Rule of Thirds is just one of many composition rules for photographers.
Happy Macro Monday everyone!
ODC-Cultivate Your Mind
Cultivating a new skill is a great way to inspire and motivate the brain! I learned a new Photoshop technique called Twirls. My brain loves this!
I have to say I'm amazed I can't find a group for these!
I'm learning a lot about how the photo you choose affects the outcome of your twirl. You can do all sorts of things with this if you want. This is my last one for the day!
Excerpt from www.haltonhills.ca/en/explore-and-play/heritage-register....:
Andrew Laidlaw Farmhouse 9111 Third Line, Milton: The Andrew Laidlaw Farmhouse at 9111 Third Line is a one-and-a-half-storey Georgian/Neo-Classical residential building constructed prior to 1860. The existing farmhouse is one of the oldest buildings in the Scotch Block and is associated with the prominent Scotch Block pioneering Laidlaw family between 1835 and 1872.
Three layers in this image.
The first two layers made up of the hills rising out forming the background of the image, with the foremost hill and an RAF Tornado GR4 thrown in for good measure to make up the third layer. ;)
I like how the light differentiates between each layer too.
Hot, humid, flowers coming in nicely, insects follow the flowers. Day for macro shooting.
This one is about color...and background.
More play on my last pic, making it a bit more ghostly.
This is the last picture I will post for a while. I wish you all a lovely summer.
Thank you so much for all support.
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Two rooms and third floor hallway. Hotel St. Martin. Carson Hot Springs. Carson, Washington
Neg# BUAB 030. Mamiya RB67, 50mm, PXP film. 1978
Just a tad over 5 months ago is starting to feel like years ago since everything you walked upon, or looked at, was not frozen. Hope is in sight. M34041-30 takes a look down at itself along the bank of the quiet Honey Creek along Midway siding south of Mukwonago, Wi.
A small child is fascinated by a duck on display at the Ballinrobe Agricultural Show, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
Mr. Fat Squirrel was sitting on the fence watching, perhaps concerned I was about to take his prize.
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Third photo from the series from Vienna University of Economics and business, Library and Learning Centre.
Architect, Zaha Hadid.
Making a hattrick of appearances on this working, 60046 William Wilberforce leads 6M89 Middleton Towers to Ravenhead Sidings through Cranberry.
At the third attempt and restarting my computer, here are three views of the garden side of Ditchley Park, seen through the windows. Given that the main house and its two wings are pretty much symmetrical, the plan of the garden follows the same idea. From here you can see both the curved linking corridor and the west wing with its bell tower (mirrored, of course, on the other side).
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Third shot done; waiting the recommended 15 minutes before leaving. But will the vaccine really fend off the new o mutation lurking out there? Time will tell, I suppose…
A bike from the Lime Bike sharing company waits for a rider in front of the Waterfront Fountain. Lime Bikes can be ridden for 30 minutes for a $1.00 and dropped off anywhere in the city. Behind the fountain is the 175 foot tall Great Wheel which can be ridden for 20 minutes for $14.00.
The fountain was designed by James Fitzgerald. It is made of textured bronze and was constructed in 1974. It was a gift to the city by the designers family after his death.