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Last week my love and I were on our way to botanical garden. But the traffic was dreadful, and since we couldn’t change the traffic we changed our route: outside the city…up to the mountains. And then down to a lake.
There was a summerish autumn in İstanbul. As we started climbing, the temperature started declining. When we reached the top, there was 15 degrees difference... and chilly yet most refreshing air…reviving us.
Most of the mountain trees had worn their autumn clothes, though some of them were still green. The trees in the city were still green back then.
Things had changed in the last week: the trees of the city started to wear their autumn clothes, too. The weeds and grass got green and greener because of soft rain and sunshine following each other, yet the trees tell me it is autumn!
Struggling with this weeks theme as the weather here in the UK has warmed up suprisingly , however after my wild camp in the Lakes I woke up to find no frost on my tent but the fields in the valley bottom were white with frost.
I have chosen a ballpoint spring for this weeks #MacroMondays theme: #Spiral. I've put it on display on my phone (for being a mirror), put a burning candle with some yellow and red light effects behind. In this picture I also held my hand above the candle to create the orange foreground (nearly burned my hand in the long exposure of the picture :) )
I used a 70-300mm with 68mm macro extension tubes (are they called this way?).
Enjoy Macro Monday: HMM!
Sorry for the out of focus contribution this week. My camera started having issues and this is the best we could get whilst trying to figure that out.
I have big plans for the coming week's photo though! Hope I can pull it off!
Hope everyone had a wonderful Turkey Day with family and friends.
I am a bit late with this one. Hand held, and practicing panos. I stitched 3 photos in the online I.C.E program. I have a new computer so it has been a test of my brain power to work out how to do everything again as things have changed a great deal in 8 years since I bought my last computer! Taken on our drive to visit a friend recently. I did not quite have the photo flow in line, so the stitching program has cut off more of the pano I would have liked, however, what a great reminder this challenge has been to practice it more often. It is odd how the program also puts in random bits, like a shadow, so you have to be vigilant in scanning the finished photo and adjust accordingly.
Hello, everyone. Hope you're all doing okay.
Unfortunately we've missed these last two weeks, but we're back now.
Once again we can't close the diagnosis. We did the tomography which didn't show anything. The week after that I took him to the best ophthalmologist we have here because I would like to know what was causing the mydriasis in both eyes. Then again, just for assumption and excluding the other probable diseases, we got to another stroke, just like at the end of 2015. The difference this time is that the only signs are the paralysis of the left side of his face and the ocular changes, thanks God. The lesser of two evils, 'cause I think you guys remember what he went through last time...
To be sure we need a MRI but there's no place in my state that does it. Actually, Brazil have 26 states and only 3 cities in 3 of these states offers veterinary MRI. None of them is close to where we live...
We started the treatment on the same day of the exam with steroids. Today is the 12th day and sadly I didn't notice any improvements. But he's not worse either, which is a win. We already started to give less medication and I don't know what'll be the next step.
Apart from that, he's doing okay.
He have this face because I told him we're going back to the ophthalmologist tomorrow and, as you can see, he's not very thrilled about it. hahaha
Have a blessed week, everyone.
On a trip out today with the wife and happened upon this old abandoned barn on the side of the road near Daventry, Northamptonshire and just had to take a look. I took a few shots but this is one of the favourites and meets week 17's theme in my photo a week challenge.
I love the geometry of the beams and rafters which practically scream triangles, rectangles and probably even parallelograms everywhere. Certainly a testament to the workmanship given this roof is still standing when some of the brick walls have holes you could walk through! And no, I don't mean doors LOL
Shot on a Panasonic G3 converted for infrared photography, processed in Lightroom and Silver Efex.
I'm now 29 weeks pregnant.... where has the time gone?
My tummy is expanding more than I ever thought it could... I actually have a baby in there! I sometimes forget how real it is!
I love being pregnant... I reckon I'm going to miss my bump....
We've had a few welcome sunny days this week but there's mention of the s work in the forecast for Easter.
This is where we take Fudge for his daily walk. Unfortunately it's close to a busy road so we don't let him run off the lead.
Second Life: 52 Week Challenge 2025 Not the most exciting picture but joy for me is home, living in the northern part of the Appalachian mountains in the states the mountain and forests makes me happiest.
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I am one of those wannabe photogs that will go and buy my props...which end up being used once or twice then sit on the shelf for the next x number of years. This is a second hand book I discovered in a very cool bookstore back when I did my first Project 365 in 2011.
Looking through my first project for these images, I can see I've come a long long way...learning so much in between. Can't recommend a 365 enough to anyone who loves a challenge and want to discover what photography means to them.
in my new notebook.
for the Abstract theme at 52 of 2011
kind of nice on more black. just click the center.
I used my super high tech flashlight partially covered by a kleenex lighting again.
Explored #15!!!
I am excited to rejoin the group 52 Weeks for Dogs in 2019, and to getting our 1 1/2 year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel "Winston" more comfortable with the camera.
"beetroot bath"
Learned: Water-self-portraits are so not easy.
But laying in a mix of water, soy milk and beetroot juice was an interesting and fun experience :)
You can see what everybody else creates here.
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Wikipedia: This was a British coin worth one quarter of a penny, or in other words 960 coins were worth a pound sterling. The wren motif appeared from 1937 until 1956.
Art Week Gallery theme birds
Still a few weeks behind! I thought I would do something different for me, definitely going to try this again with better lighting.
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One of the light installations for the Nobel Lights. By Runo Lagomarsino & Carla Zaccagnini. Where is my land?
The same tree one week later (see comments) from a different angle. There is a little more orange and a little less green, but the orange leaves from the top have fallen.
The faithful bench is still there.
HBM
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A better title may be - When what you envision fails. Yes, that was supposed to be a dog made out of snow, but ended up looking more like a teddy bear - I don't think I'll pursue a career in sculpting.
And once again Darla doesn't look too happy - seems like I'd better stick to more candid shots of her this year.
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We gaan rustig door. Elke week weer.
In dit album "Amare" staan alle foto's die ik tot nu toe gemaakt heb van het bouwproces. Inmiddels 250 foto's inclusief deze. Ik ben hiermee begonnen in 2018, week 14 en blijf hiermee doorgaan tot aan de opening.
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Well actually on this picture she was 10,5 weeks old.
the niece of my bf is a photographer and she thought it was fun to do a photoshoot with Laikha. so we were extreemly happy that she wanted to do this for us. and we LOVE the pictures... this is 1 of the 60 lol it looks like a picture for a dog food commercial or something haha Im in aweeee ♥♥♥
Our property is primarily a wetland. Being a Wetland, we have several sections with a lot of Cattails. I am learning the benefits as well as the many uses of this amazing plant. Last year the Grandkids and I stripped some plants of their leaves and made a small matt that they could lie on in their fort. The leaves repel water and created a natural spot to sit on - such fun!!
Interesting facts about cattails:
Cattails are important to wildlife and are cultivated ornamentally as pond plants and for dried-flower arrangements.
The long flat leaves of the common cattail (Typha latifolia) are used for making mats and chair seats.
Cattail pollen is sometimes used in fireworks.
Cattails can live in fresh or somewhat brackish water and can grow in up to 2 feet of water or in floating mats.
They play a crucial role in the ecosystem, providing habitat for wildlife, stabilizing soil, and purifying water.