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How lively--and yet, serene. Masterful.
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Thanks Alberta! Now I'll have to try and reconstruct how I did it ;~) -
Alberta & Jack,
Thanks for noticing. It made me smile too. I had a *lot* of time to kill at Newark Liberty Airport in July and noticed this. I'm still puzzling over a title...
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Excellent! It might be just a tad too sharp for my taste (or maybe I'm just jealous ;~)
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Laetiporus cincinnatus, I think. -
Not just imaginatively seen but beautifully done! -
Thanks, Alberta! I really went obsessive about these guys for a bit ;~)
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I'm glad you like it, Jorge! This was on U.S. Route 1, South of Homestead Fl--good food by the way ;~) -
Well, I figured if I couldn't lie in it, I might as well photograph it. -
Thanks, Ruud--it's quite a remarkable bird. It doesn't show up often so I was glad to get this opportunity.
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They *are* indeed! Photographing them can be pretty addictive, I'm afraid. There was just something in the dynamic of this shot I found especially appealing. Thanks for looking! -
Gord,
I gave my daughter the assignment of writing a description of a photo of her choice from the "No Words" thread. She selected this one and wrote,
"The bright orange swivels running down the dark like blue shades make you feel like you’re at the ocean looking in the water of ripples. The swirls are like ribbons being twirled in the air by little kids. When you look at them they bring a happy look to your eye .The colors of the swivels make you feel like you’re looking up at the blue sky and see the rays of sun gleaming down on you. The shadows of the orange are as bright as a lemon."
Everybody's a critic, eh? ;~)
Regards, Dave
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Thanks, Hannu!
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wonderful!
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Thanks, Nima! -
I agree about the sizing but it's a splendid photograph. -
(Gasp) but that would be cheating! :~) Actually it's the *carrying* that bothers me more (esp. liquid in the camera bag--I could parlay that into a disaster in no time flat!)
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I'm just glad I was able to avoid this ride ;~) -
This was my daughter-in law's favorite, too ;~) -
It's all foot prints in dry sand. I really did think of you when I shot this.
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Oh, man it's great to hear from you, Shawn! It figures that a mushroom with shadows would get a rise ;~) These things have sprouted all over campus this week. The problem is that they appear where the background is the most prosaic (mowed grass) and B&W seemed the best approach. I wish the dew was a bit more apparent but I'm glad you like it.
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Although it's a pretty bad photograph (kind of like one of those tabloid "Nessie" shots), I'm rather proud of this: it seems to me that shooting a jumping dolphin from the beach is something of an accomplishment.
Train Platform, Nishikujo
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