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Taken at the windmills near the Chybucca junction on the A30. They have come out a little fainter than I would like but they were moving pretty fast - I drive past them every day though and the wind is rarely blowing in the right direction to get a shot - so I had to take the opportunity.
Nikon D40, 18-55, ND8, ND8 grad, circ plrzr, f/18 and exp = 2sec
Explore #95 on Friday, April 23, 2010
The edge of an art-glass bowl up against an opaque glass lamp. That "Dutch Angle" from a few weeks ago is seems to be coming in handy!
self-portrait, Dec 2013
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Not many orange poppies in the garden this year but did find a few...thought I would change up the look this time.
Macro Mondays - October 12, 2020
Theme for the week - "Translucent."
Image taken with my Huawei Mate 8 cell phone.
A photo of a Glad translucent food storage container lid placed in front of my laptop screen with one of my older fly images to enhance illumination and show the lids light diffusing properties.
Thanks to Judy -- who identified this it is called Honesty and this is the seedpods--thanks Judy---- I love how it looks like frosted glass.----HAVE A GREAT DAY---THANKS FOR VISITING!
Another incomprehensible iceberg in Lake Argentina in Los Glaciares National Park.
I've never seen such clear glacial ice -- especially illuminated with back light like this. On top of that I love the texture of this ice chipped like an ancient stone tool.
Here's a broader view of this iceberg.
Note: You can license this image from Getty Images here.
The Flickr Lounge-Transparent Or Translucent
I love the way the sun's rays came through the curtain.
I searched high and low, looked at photo examples on line to find something unique for Macros on Monday "Translucent" subjects. Wa-Laaa! right in front of me on my desktop I saw the alabaster former ashtray that I use for paper and binder clips.
The whole dish is 4 inches wide so it was easy to get the required macro but the first images looked like binders in a dark hole. I captured this image on a piece of glass with a speed light below that made the dish glow.
Happy Macro Monday everyone and thanks for your comments and favs.