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Planet M's Sinder
Please set windlight to Shared Environment and turn on Sound to experience Sinder as it was intended!
enjoy :)
One crazy thing I've been enjoying is *reviewing* some of the purchases I've made on Etsy; mostly charm/bead/seal related for my various projects. During this process I've discovered a passion for primitive jewelry making, inspired by some of the surprises which have arrived. I had no idea this would be so large, so have treated myself to an awesome necklace! I was able to place a very small faux pearl in the head of the square, wire maze . . . and yes, an amazing *find* . . . Phenomenal price . . . under $3.00! I'm hooked!
A white-throated kingfisher (halcyon smyrnensis) taking advantage of a loop of wire attached to a tall pole. Photographed in Khuk Khak, Phang Nga, Thailand.
Taken Near Edmond, OK - I would love some help with the model of this truck. A 1940 or 41 Ford - Thanks fellow photographers.
This is an unpublished capture from the worldwide firework championship of 2012, I never uploaded it because there are two wires that disturbed the capture, but is too beautiful for still unpublished :)
This is a one, but there are also more firework photos that I wanna share with you in the next few days, as always, stay tuned!
Tightwire is the skill of maintaining balance while walking along a tensioned wire between two points. It can be done either using a balancing tool (umbrella, fan, balance pole, etc.) or "freehand", using only one's body to maintain balance.
Macro Mondays #Balance
(Size of shoes together: 2") Used a plastic figure of The Crow (7"), a metal wire from a birdfeeder and a glittery blue background.
Today was a lovey autumns day, the sun was out and although a little windy it was not the cold sort. I went for a walk down the country lanes and found lots to photo. This is one of my favourites!
This was my second choice for the Macro Mondays motion blur theme. The image shows a 2.5 inch section of a rigid wirework light shade, I moved the camera slightly to the right while the shutter was open. I added the colours in processing.
Detail of a small crown made of wire and glass.
Détails d'une petite couronne en fil de fer et verre.
HMM :-))
Somewhere in Durness (Scottish Highlands) where the daffodils sway, a black liner dances and a wire fence seems to stretch to infinity. (from my archives: 2011)
Captured using: Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W5
Image created using: Topaz Labs, and Topaz Studio
The UP "Mission Bay" local switching out Economy Lumber in Campbell, California. This particular UP local is neat because it uses the Caltrain trackage and runs under the wires.
Discosura popelairii, Spinuro crestafilosa, Ecuador
HD www.flickr.com/photos/155025481@N05/54289370186/sizes/o/
Z9 500mm+1,4X 1/1600 Iso 2500
A wired rendering of the Manhattan Bridge.
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The city of Ghent in Belgium is alive with festivities during the festive season. If you look up, the festivities disappear and you're back in the city, in touch with reality.
A l'occasion des fêtes de fin d’année, à Gand en Belgique, la ville est très animée par de nombreuses fêtes. Si on lève la tête, la fête disparait et on retrouve la ville quotidienne connectée à sa réalité.
This is a pasture electric fence insulator, waiting to do its job. I liked the compositional contrast between this little piece of tech and the soft-bokeh rendering of the pasture.
NB - This looks like a closeup, but it was shot from several meters away. The high f-stop used (f/14) kept all of the insulator in sharp focus while the long focal length (405mm FFE) produced the soft-bokeh background.
Location: Moostal (Moss Valley) Riehen BS Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Wired World.
Visiting this stunning SL installation called "Wired" by eta mae and Jos
Lalie's version flic.kr/p/2sDASpy
The route along Algonquin Park's highway 60 is very scenic and constantly changes with the seasons or the light. There are many photographic opportunities but often telephone poles or wires get in the way. I liked this scene with early morning frost on the ground, low lying mist, and colorful trees in the back ground. To get it, I was perched on my haunches on the steep side of a very wet looking ditch while trying to shoot under the overhead wires. It was shot at f14 but I should have gone a bit smaller for more background detail.
Sweet is the lore which Nature brings; Our meddling intellect Mis-shapes the beauteous forms of things:— We murder to dissect.
—William Wordsworth, “The Tables Turned”
When I saw this chap he was struggling to get a wire off from round his leg. He tried to run away but seemed to be in pain standing on his leg but not wanting to fly. I thought of the David Attenborough films showing the damage such wire is doing to nature and our environment. ........ I know, he's just a seagull!!