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I took this lover over the downstream side of the damn. I loved how the sun made the grass glow.
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Quite proud of this one!
If you don't know who Edward Weston was, I suggest you to take a quick look to some of his pictures.
Done with a flashlight and a long exposure time.
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Landscapes aren't my forte, but I thought this photo of a lake behind trees was pretty cool. Edited in Lightroom.
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This nice looking mushroom was on a garden chair and loved the contrast and shapes in the frame.
Heavily cropped because I don't have a macro lens :)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/135783
Shot from a abandoned shack on a beach in Lixouri, Kephalonia
This randomly placed ladder created some interesting shapes along with the structure.
Taken by Ali Raheem (@[email protected]) on a Motorola g31(w) cropped from a 4.26mm, f/1.8 ISO100 I've used some layered blurred overlays to bring up vibrancy.
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Always a good idea to take a camera when on a trip through the vineyards.
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Elderberries, I think? Just really liked the red / blue / green contrast in this composition. Taken on a hike through Maplewood Flats in North Vancouver this morning.
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I got as a task to capture with up to three pictures the growth process of a flower.
Half attempting to be creative and half way my laziness I thought it could be clever to get all of it in a single shot.
I was lucky to find this exemplar in a store around the corner.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/125462
I can't get over how good these ancient olive tree's look scattered all around Cephalonia.
Taken with Canon EOS 1300D by Ali Raheem (@[email protected],) ƒ/5 1/100 25 mm ISO100
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Jug Island and Raccoon Island, as seen from a misty Jug Island Beach. The Ol' Jug and Raccoon, as people call it.*
** nobody calls it that.*
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A segment of a string of post-rainshower bells that I saw while hiking the Jug Island Trail in Belcarra, BC.
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I went up in the morning to photograph them a couple of years ago.
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Shot on a Sony a6400 with a SEL90M28G FE 90mm f/2.8-22 Macro G OSS Standard-Prime Lens.
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End of disposable film roll, reminds you that every moment is fleeting. Be in the now.
