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The low winter sun casting multiple shadows on the steps up to Clifford's Tower, part of the ancient York Castle.
Zigzag way from the beach to the pier, and then to Milky Way.
White Rock, Surrey, BC, Canada.
Sigma 35 mm f/1.4 Art. Two exposures with ISO-320: 1) f/8, 20s; 2) f/1.4, 13s.
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My photostream’s kinda dull lately, so here’s some color to liven it up a bit. And yes, it IS fun shooting colored pencils!
I got a bone , a big bone ; I am quite happy with this; it taste so good that you can not dream of, it is a splendy day of my life
sorry, missed the 'sharp' theme last week, so i thought i'd just use the sharp zizag-blade of the decorating knife (buntmesser) on a carrot for this week's theme.
Financial District, San Francisco CA. US
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Happy Waterfall Wednsday everyone.
I was called out for not posting a waterfall today. :) Thanks Pam.
Hastily processed, hastily posted. Stay warm! Take pictures!
Only a few paths are accessible yet at recently opened Waterdunen Nature reserve
Er zijn nog maar enkele paden toegangelijk in het onlangs geopende Natuurreservaat Waterdunen
The Macro Mondays theme for this week is "Zigzag". Photo of a vixen file, also known as dreadnought files, and have curved teeth. This curved tooth configuration makes the file clog resistant, as any chips are forced out of the side of the file. Top lighting was incandescent and side light was from a LED bulbs. Camera white balance set for incandescent and resulted in side of the curved teeth to appear blue.
I wish I had a few more evenings around this area. I'm sure there were lots of compositions to be seen.
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I posted this shot a while back and it looked a little funky. I did a couple things to it and now it looks "a little less funky."
I'm not sure what it is but there's something I like about this shot. It might be the way the boulder looks in the water. Or it might be the fact that this was a newly explored area for me. Or lastly, it might be because I shot this with my 6-stop ND Filter and I haven't used it very much at all so the few shots I've taken with it seem kind of cool. LOL
Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
Exposure: 120
Aperture: f/25.0
Focal Length: 12 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Panorama of Zigzag Road shared earlier showing more expansive landscape. Three Level Zigzag road is probably the most dizzying road in the world that includes more than 100 hairpins in just 30km. It's one of the most scenic drives in the world. This spiral road is located near Zuluk or Dzuluk, a small village located in the historic Old Silk Route from Tibet to India, on the rugged terrain of the lower Himalayas in East Sikkim.
Suggest you view this Large On Black to appreciate the textures etc.
This was taken at my 3rd outing to Forresters Beach. Went there at dawn with the old man. Sky started off pretty clear and boring, but then a storm came over head and we were treated to some incredibly dramatic stormy sky.
The rock shelf at Forresters beach is gorgeous. Beautiful green rocks with lovely textures and very angular slabs. As the waves break over the rock you get some mini water falls occuring over the slabs.
Gorgeous location, probably my favorite rock shelf yet.