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Blue Ringed Octopus (Hapalochlaena lunulata)
Location: Maeda point, Okinawa
Depth: 55feet/night
Cephalopod Week, which runs from June 21 to 28
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Mission: To Protect & Preserve The Wildlife of The Ryukyu Islands for Further Generations
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Equipment: Nikon D500 60.0 mm f/2.8
Nauticam underwater housing
1 Sea & Sea YS-D2J Underwater Strobe
- -custom diffusor + 1 X Ys -15strobe
Light&Motion Sola 3800modeling light
- - - Sola 1200 red light feature
Week 17/52
April 23rd - 29th.
I love my milk baths.
I'm holding a print giveaway for all of my Facebook "fans", like my page to enter!
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Got several lightning storms this week in Campinas. This night was special, the lightning came much before the rain, so I could get the sky relatively clear.
Last time, I closed more on the subject, the hotel Royal Palm Plaza... this time I decide to go wider and get more landscape.
How: Used a polarizer to increase exposure time, since it wasn't completely dark yet. Small aperture, lowest ISO. Took a few hundreds of photos this night.
Processing: Four sucessfull lightning captures blended in Photoshop layers.
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Essa semana em Campinas tivemos muitas tempestades com raios. Essa noite foi especial, os raios vieram bem antes da chuva, então consegi um céu relativamente limpo.
Da última vez, fechei a imagem mais próximo do assunto, o hotel Royal Palm Plaza... dessa vez decidi pegar uma paisagem mais ampla.
Como: Usei um polarizador para aumentar o tempo de exposição, pois não estava completamente escuro ainda. Abertura pequena, ISO baixo. Tirei algumas centenas de fotos essa noite.
Processamento: Quatro capturas de raios com sucesso foram combinadas em layers do Photoshop.
Rain down on me.
35/52
My AP test went pretty well. Now I have four projects in my classes so that should be good fun. Whatever. Only a month left.
I read a lot of good books this week, including the entire Mysterious Benedict Society Trilogy. Now I'm making my way through the additional book about Mr. Benedict. It's pretty good, but I miss the protagonists from the trilogy a lot.
Well, that's pretty much it! Have a good week!
So the first week of Shiptember is over. I'm getting a good feel for the overall form and I'll start on the structure once I finalize each section. I'm having a hard time choosing a colour scheme so for now I'll be working in white.
Also this is actually only around 20% of the progress I've made but the other 80% is mechanical detail that I likely won't use here. If there's interest I'll upload my favourites as their own thing but save the rest for future projects.
Yeah, he caught my eye, as we walked on by.
He could see from my face that I was, fucking high
And I don't think that I'll see him again,
But we shared a moment that will last till the end.
thank you Ashley, the testimonial makes me feel incredibly proud.
(week 11)
National Moth Week celebrates the beauty, life cycles, and habitats of moths. “Moth-ers” of all ages and abilities are encouraged to learn about, observe, and document moths in their backyards, parks, and neighborhoods.
I went back a couple weeks after I took this image to check on my poor whale friend. I found him a bit... deflated this time around.
52 Weeks of 2025
Week No. 43: In The Style of René Magritte
Category: Creative
"Everything we see hides another thing, we always want to see what is hidden by what we see. ” - René Magritte
Inspired by
www.renemagritte.org/the-son-of-man.jsp
René Magritte was a Belgian surrealist artist. He often used ordinary objects in an unusual way to challenge the viewers' perceptions of reality.
Fruit from...
www.flickr.com/photos/gilleverett/15112236762/
Bonus,
Bella, our Jack Russel x Westie. Many thanks to my model :-)
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We had stopped at visitor center at Badlands Park, as I was walking out, I saw this rock formation, gathering clouds, and there is no shortage of trailers, RVs out there.. within seconds there was this truck coming, I pulled out my phone and made this picture.
Explored Jul 6, 2017. #286
Spring 2026
Day 2
Polaroid I-2
Polaroid B&W i-Type Film
Double Exposure
As I did last year, I thought about a theme for Polaroid Week. This time I opted for multi exposed self portraits.
week 4/52, january 23-29
i actually wasn't that cold while taking this.
we got about 10-11 inches of snow on wednesday.
+1 in comments
this and that are sooc
My object was to capture Wanda holding GyPSy in one hand, the 2006 Diabetes Awareness Travel Bug and the new 2007 Diabetes Geocoin in the other as we readied to place them in one of the caches that we own (Faith Rewarded). Since the photo of her with the items is so crappy, I decided to "steal" the work of others. The Google Earth Satellite image shows the spot where the photo was taken (which is pretty close to where the cache is hidden). I also wanted to show our GPS, which you will see many more (and better) photos of in the weeks to come.
we live in the past
and wait for the future
instead of realizing
that we’ll never leave the present
I have been part of an online forum for almost four years. about two years ago I started writing down what I did and felt like every day before I went to bed. those information are my diary and I saved them in that forum which stopped working four weeks ago. I thought I had lost those memories of the past two years forever and it made me realize that I should concentrate on the present more often. I’m trying to retain every little memory, I write down my thoughts, I take pictures. I want to be able to look back in twenty years and know what I’ve been like. but sometimes I just need to live, right here and right at this moment.
the good news is that I have all my texts back and I’m currently saving them to my computer.
this is Jenna, by the way. my new film camera I purchased on ebay. it was very cheap, so I just bought another one so that maybe one day I’ll have a big camera collection.
now say “Hi, Jenna!“ everyone. :)
[january 25 – 31, 2010]
The light was harsh and there was a heat haze on the sand when we encountered this one-week old Piping Plover and two siblings. So the images aren’t as crisp as they should be but that didn’t make the experience any less exciting. This year again I went out there with my friends Robyn and Paul who first introduced me to this spot. The walk is long and hot through thick sand but when you get there and see these tiny puffballs scurrying around on the beach it is always worth the effort. In the past two years my priority has been on the nesting Nickerson seabirds and oystercatchers. Finding these endangered shorebirds has been a dream realized, but always in harsh light. Next year I hope to remedy that and find some of these wee little chicks at sunrise. June 29, 2018
Theme: Travel
Prompt: Use map paper
Technique: Create and add a pocket and fill it full of your week’s treasures.
Quote: “ Once a year, go someplace you’ve never been before” Dalai Lama
[ 5/52 Weeks 30-5 february: "A snowy week"]
Settimana nevosa, fredda, incredibile!
Nonostante i vari problemi causati dal maltempo ai quali si è aggiunta la febbre, non riesco a fare a meno di trovare tutto questo candore incantevole. Sembra di essere intrappolati in un sogno di ghiaccio.
Il mio fedele kindle è stato il mio compagno di avventure, grazie al quale ho potuto immergermi in mondi paralleli e viaggiare fino allo sfinimento.
Fuori nevica ancora, è prevista neve anche per la giornata di domani e probabilmente settimana prossima.
Mal che vada la prossima foto della settimana sarà quella di un igloo.