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This morning's sunrise from the drone at Sharphill Wood, I thought a portrait shot would work well here as I liked the lines across the fields. I missed the best part of sunrise sadly so it meant it was quite bright so had to keep the full sun out of the frame.

New work in progress, in 4ply yarn. I'm using the same colours as the hexagon cushion, but with the addition of black.

Fairly strenuous climb in a persistent drizzle, with crowds squeezing up and down, back to the main road, after viewing Tiger Leaping Gorge, Yunnan, China. See also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_Leaping_Gorge

This is a small part of a sampler with different tapistry patterns. I started this many years ago, but i never got finished.

Flickr Lounge weekly theme: Alphabet - Z

Title in tribute to the late Don Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart, an amazing and unique musical artist who died recently - !7th December 2010. (can you spot the zigzag wanderer)

A leaf on our apple tree...

 

Made it into Explore: 412 on Oct. 4, 2007 (see the history)

Alex leaning against the modern zigzag exterior of the Liverpool Museum.

 

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He is waiting for comming to the water

#73 -- Zigzag -- 118 Pictures in 2018

 

And for Studio 26, exercises from the Art of Seeing

#8 -- Put a wide angle or zoom lens by your bed at night. When you wake in the morning, shoot at least 5 photos from a prone position, & at least 5 more while sitting on the edge of the bed.

A shot that I made while shooting with my buddy Nick Grier. We had planned to shoot a couple of creeks and waterfalls up here near Mount Hood but didn't expect the sun to shine.

 

This photo was made the other day while I was shooting with Nick Grier. We had planned the day ahead of time and so we both knew that we would be victim of the conditions and the conditions turned out to be beautiful... unless you planned on shooting a couple waterfalls. How many enjoy shooting a waterfall in the middle of the dry hot day with direct sun light shining into the scene in one area and shadows as dark as night in other areas?

 

I just used a CP on this shot. Processed in ACR finished in CS4... although it only needed some localized contrast adjustments.

 

Happy Waterfall Wednesday!

Close-up of the zigzags on the pass leading towards Everest Bsse Camp, Tibet.

A zig-zag, double cut string oak stair with a frameless, toughened and laminated glass balustrade.

All the fixings and construction parts have been hidden beneath secret panels to give a clean and uncluttered look.

Nikon F3, Voigtländer Color Skopar 28mm f/2.8 SL IIs, Ilford Delta 3200

Tokyo International Forum, Yurakucho Tokyo

If you didn't care what happened to me

And I didn't care for you

We would zig zag our way

through the boredom and pain

Occasionally glancing up through the rain

Wondering which of the buggers to blame

And watching for pigs on the wing

 

Roger Waters' lyrics for the Pink Floyd song Pigs on the wing (part one). I've got a funny tendency to come back to these lyrics every now and then ... :)

Quick trip to the Walney Visitor Center on a cold spring day.

 

Leica M7

Voigtländer Color Skopar 35mm f/2.5

Kodak TMax 100

Developed with HC-110 dilution B

 

The John Hancock Center, also known by Chicagoans as "Big John", is one of the city's icons. The exterior members of the steel frame represent a tube while the diagonal members provide the structural stiffness and bracing support to keep it steady amid strong winds, as well as some critical structural floors that coincide with the intersections of the diagonals and the corner columns.

 

Olympus PEN Mini E-PM2 with M. Zuiko 17mm f/1.8

Detail of some large rocks on the beach at Shoreham in West Sussex.

Ice covered ZigZag River just above ZigZag Falls.

I made this from extra pieces I had when making the zigzag block tutorial for my sampler quilt-along. It was super cute and sold in an instant! Made to fit a 14x14" pillow form.

Interior detail from the foyer area of the Lowry Theatre in Salford Quays, Manchester.

 

Fuji colour, eh? Who says you can't do bright and punchy with a Fuji camera :D

 

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