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Happily, not a single case yet reported in my entire county nor those immediately surrounding. Absence of people no doubt a contributing factor, social distancing a given...something I've been voluntarily practicing for 12 years..;-) Meanwhile, the marsh, also unaffected, continues it's annual thaw.
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Good morning friends. this is the last shot of my D80, she has accompanied me since 2007, has visited Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Denmark, Iceland and Morocco.
After this shot it broke, there are no spare parts and it has been discontinued by Nikon.
She has been a great companion and has captured great moments and sweet memories.
She has died with dignity... finding maybe the first amateur photo of the COVID, hahaha!
R.I.P.
I take this opportunity to take a break, friends. See you in July, a big hug and take care! Be safe, and most importantly, be supportive and careful with others!
P.S.: The new D500 has arrived! Wow, it's a machine gun!
Having completed his PhD in Biochemistry, Brian has now begun post-doctoral work on the structure of the spike glycoproteins of coronaviruses - these proteins are needed for viral entry into a host cell, so his research should help with finding effective vaccines. Coronaviruses cause a range of respiratory tract infections ranging from mild to potentially lethal (such as COVID-19), so Brian is taking his work very seriously.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Plastic'. I spotted this strange little pink plastic object at my local charity shop and immediately thought 'virus'. I was very surprised that there were red/green/blue lights inside that came on for several seconds when the 'virus' was jiggled.
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph.
A spiral orange heating element encased in a glass tube surrounded by a black, perforated, curved column (the really blurry circular foreground that creates the balls of orange, AND the somewhat blurry background that looks a bit like the patterns on soccer balls or viruses). It’s part of a table base that’s also used as an exterior heater during cold weather.
As shot, just cropped.
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Mill Creek Falls
Hawksnest State park
New River Gorge National River
Ansted West Virginia WV
Yes, this is the same place of my famous 66000+ views shot that went viral a couple of years ago. I had to go back and check out the spot again, and this time I was greeted with a different swirl pattern in this long exposure image!
This photograph is copyrighted and may not be used anywhere, including blogs, without my express permission.
A remake of one of my oldest pair of eyes, now with 20 versions! LeLutka, Catwa, Genus appliers and standard BOM layers included!
Exclusively @ Nightshade
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EVERYTHING at this event is 20% off, lots of cool stuff be sure to check it out!
Model/Photographer: Annika Velde
Little did we realise that while we were enjoying everything Skye could throw at us, that the world would soon be facing very dark times.
A lockdown project - compositing
I have been using the time to try and learn something new each day
This image was inspired by a shot I saw by Rosana in explore a couple of days ago. The virus is from a free image website called unsplash.com. The artist is Victor Forgars
Stay safe and well