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Convexia Lense
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This was taken late 06 on a south bound snow mission in new zealand, it was blowing 90+km wind, my friend would not get out of the car, so i had to put my tripod hard up agaisnt me and hang on!!!!.....................hard work pays off eh??!!....
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It started sucking onto my camera lense! haha / not the best photo but its funny and kinda cute….in a slimmy snaily sorta way! haha / xXxOoO
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This was one of those freak photos, straight off my camera, the only thing i changed was the white balance and the original was in color!!!... i walked straight past this spot on the walking track and my friend pulled me up!!! Spider webs were every where, there was late afternoon fog that had nt lifted, sun was perfect, dead trees, it was all there!! 30 mins later when we walked past, the sun was too low and the fog had lifted and the web could hardly be seen!!! freaky…......right place…......right time…....hahahaha…
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Hot ass day, me and my brother, He was riding i was snapin, perfect, i wood rather be down here…
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Having put my back out a few days ago, its been hard for me to get round, so out come the Omax Close Up Lenses to do a bit of macro work. / The miniature Roses seemed to enjoy being outside for a while, in some warm Autumn sunshine and fresh air, and a quick shower of rain For someone Special. Hope you like it. / Thanks for looking. Best Viewed Large. Pentax K110D. / Pentax 18-55mm Lens, @ 50mm. / +4 and +1 Omax Close Up Lenses. / f/ 5.6. / ISO 200. / 1/90 exposure.
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Me bro, rippin, HARDKORE…
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Growing in my front garden. / I used my Omax Close Up Lenses, a bargain off ebay, attached to the Kit lens. Shot in Raw, with very little processing done, except to make the background darker. Best Viewed Large. Thanks for looking. / Hope you like it.
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Hobart Harbour…
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Having put my back out a few days ago, its been hard for me to get round, so out come the Omax Close Up Lenses to do a bit of macro work indoors. / After watering the Miniature Roses, and giving them a ‘Shower’, I couldn’t resist getting a couple of shots. / For a slightly different view, I attached my ‘Fish Eye’ on as well. Hope you like it. / Thanks for looking. Best Viewed Large.
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Richmond Bridge is a lasting symbol of Tasmania’s convict heritage. The sandstone arches of Australia’s oldest known large stone arch bridge have spanned Tasmania’s Coal River since its completion in 1825. Built by convict labour, the Richmond Bridge reminds us of the forced migration that contributed to the development of Australian society. Richmond Bridge was included in the National Heritage List on 25 November 2005.
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Secret spot… A farmers dam right next to the road, a killer sunset, no wind, dead trees….Perfect….. / oh….. and a fish eye lense!!!!!
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My local lake Narracan…Awesum in summer…
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Part of a series… “Form” is located in my gallery also so far, but im thinking of changing it in the future… Enjoy!
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_[on air ‘Juliette and the licks] macro shot in tungsten ° /
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[5 a.m.]
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taken at point Nepean National Park, victoria, Australia, awesum world war site, plenty of bunkers and tunnels to explore…
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darker version.
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Taken deep in the under ground bunkers and tunnels of point Nepean National Park in Victoria Australia….Fort Nepean contains an extensive system of fortifications built from the 1880s through to the World War 1 and World War 2. Interpretive displays and audiovisuals are located in several areas and tell the story of defence. Over the years, including the last 40,000 years of Aboriginal occupation, the area known as Point Nepean has become enriched with environmental and cultural history. The Quarantine Station was established on the shores of Port Phillip Bay in 1852. It was used to protect the colony of Melbourne from ship borne diseases. There may still be unexploded ordnance in the Point Nepean area. Keep to roads and tracks and observe signs.
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A pair of real oldschool pilot glasses, / I´ve allways wanted a pair of these. / Just dont know where to get them? / If anyone know, please feel free to inform. ^^
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left overs from 05/06 summer Fires….lying on my back looking up! these trees are huge!!!!!
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I had a nice apophysis, added a lense flare, thought there was something missing to be art. So I did a fractal trace of the apophysis and came up with this! Invasion of, uh, the killer italian tomatoes? I don’t know, use your imagination. : ) / I think Tammy had a good idea. I should call it “Invasion of the red bubbles”,thanks Tammy.
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For Austria Group: The reflection of the Ötscher Tops on the cameralense of a friend of mine. / It was taken inside the Ötscher Gräben which are also known as the “Austrian Grand Canyon”. It is a great leisure, walking, wandering area in spring, summer & fall :D For Photography 101: Make: Canon / Model: Canon EOS 10D / Shutter Speed: 1/1500 second / F Number: F/4.0 / Focal Length: 48 mm / ISO Speed: 1600 / Date Picture Taken: Sep 29, 2007, 2:11:18 PM For Photography 101 and all others who are interested… / I have to admit, I was very surprised by the clear outcome, especially since I did mess up the ISO a bit ;c) ... Eitherway, the high ISO forced me to close the aparture a bit wider (though F4 isn’t all too wide). But that provided the focused spot on the lense’s reflection while still maintaining a relatively clear background. / The picture turned out to be over exposed by only half a point, and I was able to change that in post processing. There was a bit of a flare on the lense, which I was able to reduce with Photoshop’s Adjustment layers, Curves. I filled the layer black and reduced the colouring with the help of the colour sample tool, to closely match the surroundings. All this I learned with the help of my BF (who is quite the PS whiz and who showed me those tricks :c) ... ) / Apart from that, there was no layer merging involved. It’s one picture, just the way it was out of the camera :c)
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