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Trying color to monochrome techniques.

crow on a roof eating a nut

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UTS Building 11 - Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

 

Broadway, Sydney

 

December, 2022

Trying something new...

We All Want , Freedom !!

Tried to make this P51 mustang look as powerful as it actually is. With it's massive Rolls Royce Merlin engine. 27 Liters V12... Simply an amazing machine.

 

I tried to create this whitebox effect. I got a couple of more shots coming up from this amazing aircraft in the same style!

 

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completely new pictures in the 'new work' section of the website

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To get a good in-flight photo. Time is running out as these little birds are starting to leave; and not sure how tropical storm Nicholas, which is heading our way, will affect their migration.

Tried something new...

Photo Date: 15 Dec 2021 (Wed)

 

Located: Liverpool, England

 

It’s one of my favourite city and football club in England.

 

Filmed and edited by Kelvin Ho

Well, not a man, just a little pecker head. The aggressor almost went along with him, too, LOL

I tried something a little different and went to Corfe Castle in Dorset over the weekend.

 

Corfe Castle was built by William the Conqueror in the 11th Century, and was upgraded in both the 12th and 13th Centuries. It sits just above Corfe in a gap in the Purbeck Hills. Corfe was the Saxon word for cut, or cut within the hill. Corfe town sits just below the castle and can be seen in the right lower half of the image. Unfortunately, the castle was destroyed / dismantled by Cromwell's parliamentarians during the English Civil War after it was besieged in 1645.

 

I went to Corfe hoping to capture the iconic image of the castle ruin poking above the mist. The weather forecast was mist but I was left disappointed, but I was still able to capture this image, which I like. It gives the castle an ancient and eerie atmosphere.

 

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Try to find the gray squirrel which blends quite well into these Ozark autumn woods. . .

Tried to recreate the iconic image

Trying to come up with something celebratory for Macro Mondays 10th anniversary. This is a macro shot of a dandelion going to seed. Think it's too processed for MM, but looks about right for SS! Oh - and happy spring!

Trying a different edit on animals and wildlife. This is a resident of West Midlands Safari Park, which is well worth a visit.

STEALTHIC

Cordova Hair

 

e.marie

Solar Glasses Silver Option

 

DISH.

Cotton Candy

Include: Resizer, Right & Left Hand Version

8 Colors Hud

@ HARAJUKU EVENT

 

Try as it might, the sun had a real effort on its hands attempting to show itself through the fluffy clouds. I just luv these type of skies, as they create such depth.

A play around with the settings, gave me the time I needed to get some foreground water movement. The small lighthouse at Roker"s curved pier is backlit by the sunrise colours.

Amazed I managed to get anything as every time I set up, down came the rain.

Pete Rowbottom's LPOTY winner has remained etched in my mind since I first saw it. Now, whenever I go via Glencoe I pop to this spot to see if I can get anything half as good. Yesterday it was -7 deg C in Fort William, but I watched the temperature rising as I neared Glen Etive, dashing my hopes of frozen waterfalls. But instead of sinking into the usual six inches of dark squelchy mud on arrival I found everything frozen hard. I might have stayed longer, and tried different things to get a better result. But I needed to be in Edinburgh on time. The sky was disappointingly bright and sunny. I will try again, next time.

Canon EOS 6D - f/9 - 1/200 sec - 100 mm - ISO 200

 

- for challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays, theme: Kitchen

 

- melamin kitchen tongs for grabbing sausages, spaghetti, vegetables, etc.

  

I'll bet that name raises an eye on a CV

Grizzly Bear sow with yealing cubs

Tried a get a shot of the second big snow of this year, but I kind of missed the high point with the big flakes.

I found this little corner in the park - looked a bit like a fairy tale.

Trying to dodge the showers shame about the trees

Trying to squeeze one more in! :D

 

>> Details in my blog

  

Tried to catch a snake on a gorgon's head...

... but chaos almost always wins out. : ))

 

“If chaos is a necessary step in the organization of one's universe, then I was well on my way.”

― Wendelin Van Draanen, Flipped

 

Macro Mondays - theme: corner

 

That's the corner of the bottom of a small acrylic drawer (part of a makeup organizer) I use to store hair ties and clips and so on - here a hair tie with orange beads.

 

Taken with the manual 60mm Laowa ultra macro lens. This image is about 3 cm on the long side (at max).

There seems to be a small weld that you can’t see with the naked eye.

 

Happy Macro Monday, everyone

that you can offend them without trying :-)

Robert Brault

 

Character Matters!

 

echinacea, coneflower, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, duram, north carolina

Try to see her with a different perspective and things will be clearer.

 

Day 69/366.

 

Trying to find some inspiration and perhaps a second wind. I thought, I have been pretty tired so why not take a picture of my bed? It works for me! :) I love finding inspiration in the strangest things.

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