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Joerg
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For my favourite Dictionary of Image Group
I am glad you are enjoying these dictionary shots because I love making them even if I have trouble coming up with a word sometimes.
- Macro work from a fluff, size 2cm. -
Ich danke allen für die lieben Kommentare und wünsche euch auf diesem Weg ein schönes Wochenende!
I want to thank all my friends for your comments and wish you and my visitors a wonderful weekend!
Solidarity shot for one of my first Flickr Buddies
Lost Ocker aka Lachlan
Wish you all a great weekend :)
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Joerg
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We had some dandelions blooming in November and a few seedlings in the front lawn caught my eye one morning...not the best focus but they wouldn't stop moving...
This little guy looked sleek and slim one minute and a round ball of fluff the next. Tauhou (aka white or silver eyes) eating banana, mandarin and kiwifruit. I do enjoy hanging out watching the birds eat breakfast.
Link to 55 second movie of the birds eating breakfast on the same morning.
This Mute Swan allowed me to get close enough to admire her beautiful feathers. My guess is that she was fluffing her feathers to trap some air and be insulated from the elements on this bitter-cold, blustery day.
Explore: 12/15/08 #286. A heap of thanks everyone for your comments, 'faves', and kind invites!
This beautiful material is produced by a Cotinus (var. Grace), also called Smoke tree. Here it is captured in the Californian late afternoon sun.
It’s An Addiction ~ Tutorial Challenge #18
The tutorial mention in the discussion above is a very simple way to create a vintage look.
A dark blue layer in exclusion mode is used, but you can also play around with cyan and magenta coloured exclusion layers.
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