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Maggie is a nosy little bear and her curiosity puts her in all kinds of precarious situations. Today she fell into a glass jar and couldn't get out on her own. Tim was very worried. I rescued her but only after I had taken a photo. :)
A rising tide helps waves surge gently across a shore platform, trapping a tired party-goer among the rocks. Merewether, Newcastle, Australia.
Seyðisfjörður sits at the end of a fjord in northeast Iceland, and is where one can catch a ferry to Europe.
It is the location for the TV murder-mystery series “Trapped”, in which passengers are trapped on a ferry, beset by extreme weather and an investigation. Appropriately, the film crew was “trapped” by the weather several times during the shooting. Even better (or more poetic), ferry patron-tourists suffered the same fate in 2017: icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/news/2017/04/11/hundreds_of_to...
After we left Twillingate we made our way SE for about 2 hours toward Bonavista. It too is a coastal town and another place we would find icebergs. Along the way there were many opportunities for a photo such as this one. Just one of many places where fishing boats would moor only to later take there lobster traps out looking to fill them with their own treasures.
Not sure what the perch is, but it may be a gated 'trap' so that you can isolate a sheep or cow for treatment. I don't think it is a kissing gate (as there is no public access to the field) - answers please on a postcard.
Luckily for me (although not so much for anyone looking at my photostream) I managed to get quite a few Barn Owl shots on 2 trips to the meadow. A distant memory now with lockdown 3.0, but at least the birds will get a bit more peace and quiet!
Taken in Norfolk.
Dried flowers, for the "Smile on Saturday" theme; "Get nature in your home".
The heads of these tiny flowers are so small that they are immeasurable. HSoS!
These tiny dried flower heads are trapped inside of a large canning jar, along with a bird on a nest. It's a cute display, but rather hard to get a decent shot of. Since I live in rural Alaska - our days are dark, and temperatures have been running between twenty and thirty below zero for almost a month. Not exactly the weather for growing house plants - or even keeping them alive.
Trapped leaves under frozen ice in one of the Forest ponds. The ice texture gave quite a painterly effect I thought which is what attracted me. There were lots of little scenes of plant-life frozen under and in the ice all round the edge of this particular pond. Normally, you'd just walk on by but the ice gave a different texture and abstract feel. A long lens was a bonus to reach into the pond and at this focal length some focus stacking was needed to get everything sharp.
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As above, So below..
Pentax K1 w Tamron SP AF 70-200mm F2.8 Di LD
3 frames hdr merged in ON1 PhotoRaw2022 color graded in DxO PhotoLab5 and ColorEfexPro 4
ISO100 f13 -2.7 -1.7 and -0.7 ev
In December, I spent a week in Bahrain with my family. It was a brief escape from Brexit, the General Election campaign and the endless rain. The weather in Bahrain was perfect, so I had chance to do lots of sightseeing. Pictured here are a pile of fishing traps. They were on a dhow, a traditional fishing boat.
Photo Credit: Butter Roux
Inside "Captured Nebula" by Gamma Infinity
Currently shown at Art Unbound: Space Walk Pop-Up Exhibition for a limited time...so get captured! Opening is set Saturday March 13th @ 12pm SLT.
The sculpture depicts a nebula captured in time, frozen in a moment of its eternal dance of gravity and energy. The colors range from green, pink, orange, yellow reflecting the interplay of gases and dust particles that make up the nebula. The sculpture is designed to be viewed from different angles, and the interplay of light and shadow adds a sense of depth and movement to the piece.
The Captured Nebula sculpture is a testament to the beauty and wonder of the universe we live in, and a reminder of the infinite possibilities that exist beyond our world. It is a unique and captivating work of art that will inspire and delight anyone who loves astronomy, space exploration, or simply appreciates the beauty of the cosmos. - Gamma Infinity
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This week's challenge was trapped and shooting in manual mode. I used two images and a blue background to create this one image.