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Strong sunlight (a rare commodity in Whaley Bridge in February!) passes through the overlapping petals and folded leaf of this beautiful tulip, creating an attractive variety of tones and revealing shadows which hint at the hidden reproductive parts of the flower on the inside.
These images are all about playing with translucency. The leaf has been placed on a piece of glass put between two tressles. A soft box is used to illuminate the leaf from below, with metering for the light, not the leaf.
I have had a lot of fun with these and will now try a few different scenarios.
Unidentified translucent katydid eating some kind of egg? Malaysia.
Xiphidiopsis sp.?
More Orthopterans of Malaysia: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2013/02/orthoptera-of-malaysia....
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a photograph of the mechanics of an elevator. The blue-ness is caused by sunlight shining through tinted, translucent glass. The black is obviously the silhouettes of the elevator parts.
Unidentified translucent katydid eating some kind of egg? Malaysia.
Xiphidiopsis sp.?
More Orthopterans of Malaysia: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2013/02/orthoptera-of-malaysia....
this pic: no editing, I liked how beautiful and fragile this leave looks... I played in the sun for almost an hour, and got a very bad sunburn in my back for the session with the little hearts, but, no regrets... pics are worth it :-)
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A leaf is translucent when backlit by the sun in the Botanical building at Balboa Park.
Photo by William Morton for Digital Photo Academy's Composition In The Field workshop.
©2011 William Morton
We took Apple along with us on holiday to Menorca, and she had a great time! Lots of sunscreen though, for that translucent skin!
The translucent strip atop the KDE 4 Panel, that looks nice but is impossible to remove, wasting space and distracting my eye. Note the blurry fonts as well.
A tufted Titmouse backlit by the evening light.
Taken 5/31/2012 | Pentax K-5 | Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 @ 200mm | f/4.0 | 1/250 sec | ISO 400 | Aperture Priority Mode | Tripod | #0137
It's important to stay hydrated while walking the golf course (average walk for 18 holes is about 5 miles)...this Thermos Intak bottle is my favorite!