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Macro Mondays

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Catching the evening sunlight.

 

Have a lovely day, folks! :)

Valentine Love/Heart

 

Created with Midjourney

PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 Raw filters

Further PP work in Luminar Neo filters. Hybrid creation.

 

Valentine heart angel, translucent skin, holding clear glossy glass heart,elegant fantasy, perfect anatomy and hands, intricate, beautiful, ultra detailed, oil painting style of Daria Petrilli, John Sargent, beautiful eyes,e legant,v olumetric misty light, octane render,

 

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For a fleeting moment a Mycenoid mushroom growing among moss sporangia on the forest floor is illuminated by a ray of autumn sunshine.

 

West Quebec, Canada

 

Olympus EM1 and Olympus 60 mm f2.8 lens

 

Macro of the etched design of a tealight candle holder. It was backlit by a diffused iPhone flashlight.

 

Macro Mondays

Translucent

On April 19, 1995, home militia whack Timothy McVeigh blew up a powerful homemade truck bomb outside the Alfred P. Murrah federal office building in downtown Oklahoma City, bringing down a huge portion of the structure and killing 168. One of McVeigh's many beliefs was that federal workers, no matter how menial their post, were comparably evil to crew members on the Star Wars Death Star.

 

Five years after McVeigh's terrorist act, to the day, the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial was dedicated. Sandwiched between grim black stone "gates of time," one marked 9:01, the other 9:03 (the bomb went off at 9:02), the Memorial encompasses the grounds where the Murrah building once stood. A reflecting pool tactfully covers the street where the truck bomb was parked.

The "Field of Empty Chairs" marks the footprint of the building itself. The translucent chairs, representing each victim, are eerie -- by design -- and strike us as moving, but not comforting (and perhaps the mass modern descendant of the Davis Memorial's Vacant Chair?). - See more at: www.roadsideamerica.com/story/14372#sthash.SUXAdfC7.dpuf

  

Happy Macro Monday! 12.10.2020

Once again complementary colours hold this composition together. But the real attraction to me is the way the sunlight shines through those leaves.

Hanging over the pavement where we parked the car was a branch of whitecurrants.

In summer the woods becomes dense and opague. As leaves begin to fall, our eyes can penetrate further and further. Autumn foliage becomes translucent. The winter forest is transparent.

 

The distant canopy is dominated by sugar maples, turning shades of scarlet and gold early. The beech saplings closer to the camera change colour later, soft gold with a peachy blush.

 

Thank you to everyone who visits, faves, and comments.

Caught this long freight train by chance around 3:00 a.m.

As soon as I heard the crossign's bells, took out my tripod, mounted the camera, and started shooting

Took this one as a long exposure shot (10 seconds)

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Haven't taken that many photos recently. I've been trying to watch more movies and books that I never opened after purchasing. Also working on finding more freelance jobs cause favs and views aren't paying bills (I wish that were the case tho...)

 

I "watched" this movie called 'Origin' but it was so mindnumpingly bad that I had to leave the theater after 45 minutes. A movie critic on RogerEberts website gave it a 4 out of 4 but the average movie-goer gave it 1-2 stars (I gave it 1/2 a star out of 5). I don't mind movies with a slow pace but this movie just had a terrible script.

  

Glamour is translucent - not transparent, not opaque. It invites

us into the world but it doesn't give us a complete clear picture.

(Virginia Postrel)

 

** Cosas de casa ** White Background

(photo by Freya)

 

Thanks for views, faves and comments! ;-)

sunshine through a window sill bottle

Complementary Colors for Macro Monday's 70mm x 53mm - red orange & green blue - HMM! It was the only flower left on a mowed field - a tiny little poppy

Meyer Optik Gorlitz Diaplan 150mmf2.8

This tiny Tiffany inspired lamp was Chris's idea as my choice was a backlit Desert Rose flower.

Chris has always been more creative than I :)

Perhaps that is why we have lasted 34 years?

Foggy shoreline shot from Lighthouse Road (R 634) south of Youghal along Ireland's southern coast.

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Clouds in the Sky, Clouds in the Reflections

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Macro Monday week theme

October 12th 2020

Sunset in December 2014

Nikon D5200 | f14 | 191 sec. | ISO 100 | B&W ND 3.0 | ND grad.0.6H

Flowers from the store

sun-bleached, and paper thin, still hanging on to their host branches as we hang onto hopes of spring... sigh.

I have been investigating the concept of translucent today.

Red beech leaves, Veyrier (Switzerland)

Looking Close... on Friday: Flowers in Black and White

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