Capture: Two Tone
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Jos,
keeping things moist
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Is brown and white ok?
And closer up.
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Some early signs of spring.
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And some more.
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Two more.
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Nice Chris, to see the signs of spring when we are trying to ignore signs of autumn : )
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I’ve been doing strange things to the wee one’s new goldfish…
And a slightly more normal shot, too.
And can't quite decide if this last one is worth posting. What the hell, might as well...
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More silliness with the fish.
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And some more.
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Got the close up tubes out.
Hibiscus contrast.
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The centre of this sunflower reminds me of patterns my old Spirograph set made.
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Ah bother. Sorry- only half my picture came out when posting from my iPhone, so I tried to edit/re-post from laptop. And now it seems to have disappeared altogether... trying again.
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Lilith __, in reply to
patterns my old Spirograph set made.
Yes! I loved my Spirograph. :-)
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Physics trick for the day: Why should I prefer polarized sunglasses?
Why can I see the chain hanging in the tree when the glasses are the right way up, but when they’re sideways all I can see is a shadow on my dashboard?
No, it's not just a focus problem. I took pains to lock the focal distance before turning the glasses sideways. But consider why I even had to do that, if with the glasses sideways it was not having trouble finding the chain to focus on.
Furthermore, I noticed this effect with my eyes first, reaching down to pick up my bag, with my head tilted, so it's really got little to do with the camera.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Smile and planewave…
Why should I prefer polarized sunglasses?
So you can live in the light of the parallel world…
with state controlled propagation…
A proper gated community
no time for vacillation,
or transverse oscillation.
Only the right light is
let in by the bounces,
the rest is left glaring,
incoherently outside…or try seeing it as a
shortwave light matrix;- )
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BenWilson, in reply to
Yes, it was like hacking the matrix. I've never owned actually polarized sunglasses before, just tinted ones. I've been walking in darkness.
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Tamaki Dr
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Few tone, rather than two tone
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Red door
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White and black – ish
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few more two tone
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Somebody's sending an SOS to the world?
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Hot summer days lost in thought,
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fences
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