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Snatched street snap of a phone user standing under an appropriate window in Cheltenham's Promenade today.
Small part of original grabbed shot - this tiny lens is amazing!
A carpenter ant spotted a snail and went to investigate it as a possible food source. On the outside frame of a window on my house.
Carpenter Ant (Camponotus decipiens)
Globular Drop (Oligyra orbiculata)
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Taken from inside the ruins of St Catherine's Chapel at Hylton Castle, Sunderland, with a touch of dramatic editing!
Another from Wilson, Kansas; this one from a separate grain elevator which is located about a block west of the main complex. I think this works perfectly for today's post to Totally Texture Tuesday.
after the heavy rain, I caught this sight while planning to make myself a cup of tea, so thought I will try something here..
using the window frame to act as a divider for this image
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I liked the reflections of trees and sky in this front window, also superimposed on the window blinds.
The second floor corner office, probably belonging to Mr. Lockhart himself. Inside the abandoned gas station / general store in Lockhart, CA. In the Mojave desert near Barstow.
Night, full moon outside, completely dark office, natural flashlight rotated on it's axis on the floor and up at the ceiling. The windows are composited from a different exposure (with no light painting) to cover up the strong reflections from the flashlight on the glass. I knocked back the opacity of the window layer to keep a small amount of the reflections.
Reprocessed and Replaced, November 2023.
These flowers were seen against this dark green stucco wall and had two small white framed windows above. I liked the simplicty of this wall scene. As in painting, it's a Minimal shot.
How much more dull would my photos be if it wasn't for the copious locations offered by my in-law's nursery? Doesn't bear thining about... Maybe I should pop over there every day? :)
Strobism bits: 580EXII on tripod to camera left, 430EX on ground to right of subject (with orange gel - to give a kind of fake sunset feel). Fired by Canon ST-E2 transmitter, equal ratio. Levels and curves tweaked in Lightroom.
A revisit to some captures from Sri Lanka in 2019. Party atmosphere on this train not long before it departed. Clapping and singing from wonderful, friendly people.
The stormy clouds with intermittent rain, everything soaked in the water, people carrying umbrella walking down the the street feel like a decent frame to capture. The shot taken through my window by my phone.
The monochrome version of one posted in March.
An old abandoned railway station wall and window enveloped in Ivy.
Captured with iPhone in 2013, edited on the desktop in Photoshop and Alien Skin Exposure.
The black and white version was cropped more than the color one.
You can view the original post here if you care to compare.
einmal auf der Suche nach blauen Motiven kommt doch so einiges zusammen, da fällt die Auswahl nicht leicht :-)
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a quiet corner bathed in soft light, where the echoes of christmas linger unseen. the glowing bulbs frame the story, their warmth casting long shadows on frosted glass. the silhouette of a tree whispers of the season, while a child, lost in their own world, reads in the stillness. this is the poetry of moments unnoticed—simple, fleeting, eternal.
This image is one of three being incorporated into a montage for an upcoming gallery show...I'm tickled that my daughter still enjoys helping me out in front of the camera :)
Cheers!
4 examples of the beautiful window frames that can be seen everywhere in Bhutan, these were all taken in Thimphu the capital.
4 examples of the beautiful window frames that can be seen everywhere in Bhutan, these were all taken in Thimphu the capital.
When I read up on the theme it would appear that (in my understanding and take on the theme) I have historically shot many a subject that would fit the theme.
An early morning stroll around town this morning afforded quite a few pieces of subject matter that I had in mind.
This old wooden window frame, once a living piece of nature, cut down, transformed into useable timber and in turn made into a window frame. Layers of paint put on the protect the timber worn away by the very thing it was put there to protect against, the elements.
I like photographing things that are in a state of decay, they tell a story, have a history and often make more interesting subjects than the original, pristine items they once were.
During snowstorms and then a bit of melting caused this roof to drop a lot of icicles in front of these windows.
Sitting in the bus, I took this photo as we crossed the Lions Gate Bridge along with the rest of the traffic.