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Photo of the Day June 2015
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Little Skywalker has turned to the Dark Side. 
It was only a matter of time for my young Padawan.
Can you say "Sith Happens"? LOL
It was only a matter of time for my young Padawan.
Can you say "Sith Happens"? LOL
Little Skywalker has turned to the Dark Side.
It was only a matter of time for my young Padawan.
Oh no! Bring him back into the light..LOL!
Old Capitol
Hayden-Rossi, Brandon, and the Hair God, Keith Foti
Fuji X-Pro1, XF56mmF1.2R, 1/60 @ f/1.2, ISO400
Fuji X-Pro1, XF56mmF1.2R, 1/60 @ f/1.2, ISO400
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I need one of those in my gardenThe weeds would probably get jealous though.
Here's mine for today. A shame I didn't nail the focus.
Focus, schmocus... It's all about the dreamy feel here! 10/10 for nailing it perfectly!
No fakery here, it just grew up through the centre of the pots hole, with no watering from the owners.
LOL
I wished I could. But what can a mother do? Just like Shmi, I must let him find and fulfill his destiny!
Focus, schmocus... It's all about the dreamy feel here! 10/10 for nailing it perfectly!
Cheers fella.
Got the focus right on this one.
Credit where credit is due mate... You are producing some output niw which is really quite special.
From the dark basement of a former pasta&soup factory:
Morning Rays, part of my series to make the little become big
Wow...perfect Reef. This has such a nice feel. Well done.
~ Peter
Cheers fella.
Got the focus right on this one.
Great detail on the petals and stamen. I reckon you have a bonus inclusion there too! Looks like a spider or flying insect of some sort is at about the four o'clock position in between the petals.
Fishing lure caught in a tree.
It reminds me of Charlie Brown's kite eating tree!
I'm going to subject you all to reworked edits of my images for a while to come, as I perfect the editing techniques. Here is the first, a frustrating interior capture with about five differing sources of light within this frame of Saint Peters Cathedral, North Adelaide, South Australia.
The tallest standing stone in England isn't on some windswept moor; it's in the churchyard of the parish church in the tiny village of Rudston in East Yorkshire (of course, the stone predates the church by nearly 3,500 years)...
Not just a huge gravestone then?The tallest standing stone in England isn't on some windswept moor; it's in the churchyard of the parish church in the tiny village of Rudston in East Yorkshire (of course, the stone predates the church by nearly 3,500 years)...
The tallest standing stone in England isn't on some windswept moor; it's in the churchyard of the parish church in the tiny village of Rudston in East Yorkshire (of course, the stone predates the church by nearly 3,500 years)...
Was the church built there for some reason related to the stone? Is there some spiritual aspect to the specific location do you know?
Another bee/flower combo. I enjoy taking these kind of shots. Especially with the 105 macro. I don't have to get as close as with the 60 mm I used to have!
_DSC1327 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC1327 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
From Wikipedia... "The Norman church was almost certainly intentionally built on a site which was already considered sacred, a practice which was common through the country, indeed the name of Rudston is thought to come from the Old English "Rood-stane", meaning "cross-stone", implying that a stone already venerated was adapted for Christian purposes"...
Thanks Ken, that's really kind of you to say.
Yeah it does look like one of our horrible arachnid friends lurking in there doesn't it.