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Just managed to get the Moon, Venus and Mercury into the FOV. Mercury can be seen at the top of the band of cloud.
Taken with NightCap. Long Exposure mode, 14.35 second exposure, 1/7s shutter speed.
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For Macro Mondays
This week's theme: Triangle
Macro Mondays - Triangle(s)
And there's my second idea ! This is a full shot of the smallest Toblerone available - Some pieces are missing :P
HMM - a nice week to everyone.
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I have wanted to get this shot for a long time. I like all of the lines in the image and he the cloud parallels the shape in the foreground.
Part of my enjoyment in my photo enthusiasm is in the post processing phase. I enjoy editing to get the image to look the way I feel it presents itself best. But at other times, and quite often I leave well enough alone and go SOOC.
Here I especially like how all the individual elements near and far create new interrelationships with one another when flattened upon the picture frame. Yes, all those poles, but here the water tower and traffic cone are a half mile away from each other, but in the shot they are buddies. Add in that tree and let's have a party. -- throw in a red reflector as the fulcrum and let's swing.
did someone say triangles?
Another non-sunset shot taken at Loughor just on the border of Swansea which is as far as I am allowed to travel due to lockdown. The triangle on the left is the end of the sewage outfall pipe. I always love to go to the most salubrious of places !!!!!!!!
This is the last shot in my ongoing Triangles and Architecture series. Tomorrow, I'll start a new series of animal portaits.
There's more on www.chm-photography.com.