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Many thanks to everyone!!!!!!!!!
Big Ice blocks are making circles in the whirlpool in the Kitkajoki River.
This black river never freezes, not even at -35ºC as on this day.
Oulanka National Park, Finland
My good friend Annie Oude-Lansink is ninety today. Van harte gefeliciteerd met je negentigste verjaardag. Congratulations on your ninetieth birthday.
Featuring:
Wild Bunch Gown by Paris METRO Couture
[KIMONO-F]4 pose by
Happy Dispatch
Full credits are at Blue's Fantasy!
Griffin, Georgia
Voigtlander Bessa L camera, Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/4 lens with Ilford FP4+ film.
Turning sod on a Wisconsin farm to prepare for corn planting. This tractor is 64 years old and it is still going strong!!!
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This was a tough scene to capture! Because of the sick dynamic range I decided to keep the filters in the bag and go for the multiexposure approach and blend manually. Even though I´m not thrilled about the final result, it did turn out quite nice. Hope it looks ok to you guys as well!
The predawn light was so soft and the colors wonderfully intense and almost surreal in this Civil Twilight 2 minute exposure at Convict Lake. It didn't take long for reality to set in. Within about 5 minutes the light quickly increased turning harsher and more yellowish. The magic was gone. Yet another reminder to me to arrive at location and start shooting early for best light and those special moments.
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Die Reise von Luis, Bärbel und Sweety ging weiter, als sie satt waren von den Hot Dogs und die Freiheitsstatue gesehen hatten, und diesmal Luis die magische Glocke läutete:
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LUIS: „Oh, hier sind aber schöne Tempel, schaut nur !“
SWEETY: „Ich habe eine Teekanne entdeckte, die wie ein Elefant aussieht, man auch auch darauf turnen .“
LUIS: „Es gibt allerdings auch viele Affen hier in (liest am Schild) In-do-nesien.“
BÄRBEL: „Genau, und einer hat unsere magische Glocke geklaut !“
Zum Affen gewandt: „Schau, möchtest du eine Banane ? Ich gebe sie dir, wenn du mir die Glocke wieder gibst …“
(Fortsetzung folgt … )
Ein großes Dankeschön an Karen, die mir das
Hintergrundbild mit Hilfe von KI zur Verfügung stellte ! 💞
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Luis, Bärbel and Sweety's journey continued when they had had their fill of Hot Dogs and had seen the Statue of Liberty, and this time Luis rang the magic bell:
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LUIS: “Oh, there are beautiful temples here, just look !”
SWEETY: “I discovered a teapot that looks like an elephant, you can even do gymnastics on it.”
LUIS: “But there are also lots of monkeys here in (reads the sign) In-do-nesia.”
BÄRBEL: “Exactly, and one of them has stolen our magic bell !”
Turning to the monkey: “Look, would you like a banana ? I'll give it to you if you give me the bell back ...”
(To be continued ...)
A big thank you to Karen, who created the background picture with the help of AI ! 💞
Timepiece by Conrad Shawcross, at the Roundhouse, in Camden, London.
A bespoke installation for the Roundhouse, Shawcross' Timepiece involved 3-lights, hanging off arcing arms, that rotate for the hours, minutes and seconds. Added to this is the gnomon (shadow-caster) of a sundial rising from the centre of the room, turning the 24-equilatterally spaced iron pillars of the Roundhouse into a functioning clock.
Long exposure, shot with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens. This was actually composed of two separate long exposures, merged and processed in GIMP and tweaked in Photoscape.
Turning Torso is a neo-futurist skyscraper in Malmö, Sweden. It is the tallest building in Scandinavia and designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava
Leaves from a Blueberry Ash (Elaeocarpus reticulatus) in the garden show the dramatic change in colour as the leaves decay. It is Spring here in Sydney, but the shedding of leaves is continuous throughout the year on this evergreen tree.
Ripponden
Last Sunday evening whilst out for our walk we noticed that many of the farmers were out busy in their fields, taking advantage of the lovely weather. Looking across to the right of the picture in the distance you can see the spire of St. Mary’s Church in the small village of Cottonstones.
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