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Anonymous wrote:

nice one @skidoo,

took a few more of Olive recently and resized them. These are with
a Tamron AF 70-300mm macro LD 1:2 lens on a Nikon D3200 camera.

a “CIRCUIT BOARD with antiX powered lean, clean power” (thanks skidoo) and more of “Soft Kitty, Warm Kitty…” add more fine art and love to the community

Thanks to all who continue to share their contributions. Whether they are an official part of a release or not, they can be non-commercially used as your personal wallpaper, if you so choose.

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Here is one of some light clouds in the sky and some spring daisies. At
3200×2100.
BTW. Happy Mothers Day everyone.

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Those are both really nice pictures!

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Thank you very much, for this gift “a beautiful blue sky”….

Muito obrigado, por este presente “um lindo céu azul”…

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thank you both, I usually don’t do requests but these are both lately
are topics/subjects I enjoy.

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Here is a shot of the moon. ~1.5mb

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This moon scene tricks my eyes.
The patches of out-of-focus “fog” seem to be drifting as though animated.

I’ve previously noticed this effect (but, to a lesser extent) when viewing artwork containing “gradient” shades.

This, for instance, sometimes (tired? eyestrain?) looks (to me, at least) like it is pulsing or somehow animated.
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not related but, train of thought (tricky animation) reminded me of this mindbender:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_dancer

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skidoo wrote:
I’ve previously noticed this effect (but, to a lesser extent) when viewing artwork containing “gradient” shades.
it happens when the bokeh blur is in front of the subject while shooting.

Here is a couple more photos.

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Here is one of the storm clouds and drops on a windshield. I took recently.
Both at 3200×2200.
For some reason the forum software flipped the drops photo the first time.

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Here is some of a ladybug.

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@linuxdaddy: Thanks again for sharing your creative photography!

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thx Brian.

think they would be good as B&W too?

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A couple of them might be worth trying in black and white;. I’d have to see. I’m guessing that the bugs and vegetation may lose some of their beautiful contrast, but who knows, maybe they’ll come out fine too.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Brian Masinick.

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ok did one of the ladybug ones in gimp.

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While I *love* the pictures in color, the black and white images are still impressive for those who want them.

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