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Smoke, water and a mystical spirit figure. Originally produced for Flickr Friday "See Through" but I decided to post a different picture as this was similar to my Macro Monday "Song" post.
we just had the first frosty nights, but this hydrangea lets not impressed by that, she´s still florishing...
In Leu Gardens, Orlando, FL. Taken with an A. Schacht Ulm Travegar R 100mm f/3.3 Cooke triplet in M42 mount, at f/5.6
You may be getting really tired of tulips at this point, but I'm not, and hey, it's my photostream, right?
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Korth's Meadow - Iowa
The magic of late autumn color is closing fast! I still find these delicate leaves with the diffusing soft sunlight and earthy tones to be of some merit...
Our weather is changing fast today with wet, heavy snow just north into Minnesota. Sigh...
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My new translucent canes
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I placed this Dahlia directly in front of the sun to get this effect and it was some what effective, and Im thinkin I like it to:)
Abbey's hat is seriously perplexing to me. It really is quite fabulous, but it only lays right, to me at least, when Abbey's hair is in the default style. Not to mention how hard the true color is to capture on film. See that purple area of Abbey's suit? That's closer to the hat's actual color!
On a cold & wet stroll through the Winter Garden in Seattle's Washington Park Arboretum. It's a New Year's Day tradition for Michael and me.
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I was yelling at him "Are her eyeballs looking at you!! Make sure you're at the level of her eyeballs!"
Studio portrait of a woman in a red dress
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Lighting info
Just one light, a Profoto D1 250 Air with a Profoto Umbrella XL Translucent, on a boom stand camera left. Background is a white cyclorama.
Nikon D700 and a 85mm/1.4 lens. Processed in Lightroom 4 and some fixes in Photoshop.
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My new translucent canes
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P.S. Alkhymeia is my old name, Mirabilis Jewelry is my new name :)))