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Mini Challenge #710 Unusual Photos of anything!
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abiquiuense
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abiquiuense
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. . . in public.
What's "unusual" about it is that for a guy who is usually out in this neck of the woods, I've never seen a mule deer do the usual thing. I usually see the after effects;
I usually smell them, so that's not unusual.
I assume you know the rules; "Not necessary to state that it's an 'exhibit.'"
What's "unusual" about it is that for a guy who is usually out in this neck of the woods, I've never seen a mule deer do the usual thing. I usually see the after effects;
I usually smell them, so that's not unusual.
I assume you know the rules; "Not necessary to state that it's an 'exhibit.'"
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NicholasD
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As always, I enjoy the pictures (and words).
Nick
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digitcallous
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Live scorpions in a Beijing market. If you want to try it they'll fry them before they are served.
Dragonfly I saw in a Chinese garden in Portland, never saw one this color before.
This is a dessert we saw at a hotel on our trip to China
Contrast of ancient against ultra modern in China
Kit
NicholasD
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Hi Val - would you mind describing how this was done. Fascinating image.Hong Kong Skyline 360
thanks,
Nick
Harvey Rawn
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It's a broken piece on a bell-ringing frame. On display at a Louisiana plantation.Sure is unusual. What the heck is it?
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Harvey
I stop for photo ops.
Harvey Rawn
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Please do. I'll pass them along to Anne. She has heard that the house she built there by the river is still above the flood waters.My son-in-law's "Bestie," is nicknamed "Smiley." I heard that word the other day and I'm eclectic. "besty(?)"
I hear tell that it's raining cats and dogs in Jemez. The Chama is FLOODED above the lake. The lake is very near its highest level that it's ever been. I went up there yessidy and have pics. Will post as I go.
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abiquiuense
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This is the Rio Chama, above Lake Abiquiu. Ten miles upriver is the Monastery of Christ in the Desert, then the dirt road ends. Turn back. I didn't get a chance to go higher up. It's a day long trip and you'll need plenty secure disks. There are several campsites maintained by the USFS. Plenty fun to be had, if you like kayaking.
I predict that Lake Abiquiu will accrue its highest level, ever! And, the Chama River, below the lake is full; to capacity, and then some, below my house.
It's unusual for the snow to have melted before its usual flow. The Rio Grande is also flowing bigTime.
I predict that Lake Abiquiu will accrue its highest level, ever! And, the Chama River, below the lake is full; to capacity, and then some, below my house.
It's unusual for the snow to have melted before its usual flow. The Rio Grande is also flowing bigTime.
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abiquiuense
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abiquiuense
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No, thanks. I'll stick to cicadas.
Live scorpions in a Beijing market. If you want to try it they'll fry them before they are served.
Dragonfly I saw in a Chinese garden in Portland, never saw one this color before.
This is a dessert we saw at a hotel on our trip to China
Contrast of ancient against ultra modern in China
Kit
Bill Borne
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Nice Exhibit KB
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Hopefully this fits the theme
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Bill Borne
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Very unusual
Thanks David
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Thanks David
Regards,
David
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Hmm all are unusual and nicely taken
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another use of jam jars
watering cans as birds
Ulrich
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Bill Borne
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Sorry but I do not see it as unusual???
But very nice shot
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But very nice shot
Jardin des Papillons (Grevenmacher, Luxemburg)
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Bill Borne
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Very unusual David
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Bill Borne
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Bill Borne
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Some nice shots! What exactly is the dog dessert?
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Live scorpions in a Beijing market. If you want to try it they'll fry them before they are served.
Dragonfly I saw in a Chinese garden in Portland, never saw one this color before.
This is a dessert we saw at a hotel on our trip to China
Contrast of ancient against ultra modern in China
Kit
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Bill
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So I Choose my Battles
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Using Rx10 IV at Present
Bill Borne
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This is the Rio Chama, above Lake Abiquiu. Ten miles upriver is the Monastery of Christ in the Desert, then the dirt road ends. Turn back. I didn't get a chance to go higher up. It's a day long trip and you'll need plenty secure disks. There are several campsites maintained by the USFS. Plenty fun to be had, if you like kayaking.
I predict that Lake Abiquiu will accrue its highest level, ever! And, the Chama River, below the lake is full; to capacity, and then some, below my house.
It's unusual for the snow to have melted before its usual flow. The Rio Grande is also flowing bigTime.
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Bill
"Life's Too Short to Worry about the BS!"
So I Choose my Battles
Click for Wild Man's Photos
Using Rx10 IV at Present
Val Bueno
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I take several rows of overlapping photos. I think this one took about 70 photos.
I start by pointing camera t the ground by my feet and taking a photo with 33% overlap. Raise the camera to shoot the next row with 30% overlap of the bottom row and keep going until you are shooting sky.
Then I stitch these into a 360degree panorama.
In photoshop, I invert the image and make it square.
Then apply a radial distortion to it.
Google Little Planet for a better explanation and tutorial.
Aloha,
Val
I start by pointing camera t the ground by my feet and taking a photo with 33% overlap. Raise the camera to shoot the next row with 30% overlap of the bottom row and keep going until you are shooting sky.
Then I stitch these into a 360degree panorama.
In photoshop, I invert the image and make it square.
Then apply a radial distortion to it.
Google Little Planet for a better explanation and tutorial.
Aloha,
Val
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