Great pics SP! They look like when I just look out my left eye since I lost focus with it.
BR yer shot is great too!
Janis your driftwood pix are beautiful. Great take on the one by SP. I agree Janis, for me, when not nature photography, as in say scenics, still life, etc., others perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
I have been in a camera blue funk since mine broke in Aug. and I am unable to do anything about it presently.
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
@dystopian
Thanks for the link. Some really great images there.
Sorry to hear you're without a camera. Check out KEH.com or MPB.com for affordable used camera equipment.
Great pics SP! They look like when I just look out my left eye since I lost focus with it.
BR yer shot is great too!
Janis your driftwood pix are beautiful. Great take on the one by SP. I agree Janis, for me, when not nature photography, as in say scenics, still life, etc., others perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
I have been in a camera blue funk since mine broke in Aug. and I am unable to do anything about it presently.
@Socialprogressive
thanks for that SP! Will check them out. I am on 'low-line' stuff these days... My broken unit is a Canon Powershot SX40 I bought on Ebay from a camera store in New Jersey as a demo for $200. Add extra battery and bigger chip. Took 10,000 images with it. The quirky auto-focus sucked to the max if trying to shoot a bird in a tangle of bushes and trees. But otherwise it was very good I would say for the nature docu-shot type of work I mostly do. Didn't want the SX50 or up as it all has wifi which I don't want/use. Sure, would love a 5,10, or 20K rig, but not to haul it around.
#6
Thanks for the link. Some really great images there.
Sorry to hear you're without a camera. Check out KEH.com or MPB.com for affordable used camera equipment.
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Thank you for the link to those great bird photos. It's hard to chose a favourite.
Personal perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
Great pics SP! They look like when I just look out my left eye since I lost focus with it.
BR yer shot is great too!
Janis your driftwood pix are beautiful. Great take on the one by SP. I agree Janis, for me, when not nature photography, as in say scenics, still life, etc., others perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
I have been in a camera blue funk since mine broke in Aug. and I am unable to do anything about it presently.
Apparently momma is carrying two babes over the water?
Thanks to all here. Great shots!
Edited: added wrong tweet 1st time...
Great pics SP! They look like when I just look out my left eye since I lost focus with it.
BR yer shot is great too!
Janis your driftwood pix are beautiful. Great take on the one by SP. I agree Janis, for me, when not nature photography, as in say scenics, still life, etc., others perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
I have been in a camera blue funk since mine broke in Aug. and I am unable to do anything about it presently.
@peachcreek
Thanks peach! That is a great shot isn't it? All those babies hidden under their wings! No wonder they can walk on lily pads with those toes. We have a Northern Jacana that just barely gets into the U.S., and not even every year. Mostly in southmost Texas, very very rarely to AZ, they are common in Mexico and southward. But one spent much of the last year at a bridge in Tucson right in town!
#6#6 I thought of you when I ran across this shot on twitter.
Apparently momma is carrying two babes over the water?
Thanks to all here. Great shots!
Edited: added wrong tweet 1st time...
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Make your own eye drops using distilled water and 1% l-carnosine by weight. This is very affordable done like this as 1% carnosine in a typical 15 ml eye drop bottle is basically a match head of carnosine. and does wonders for your vision. Commercial n-acetyl carnosine is prohibitively expensive. (Because its patented although it should not be as its nothing new)
You can also prevent vision loss with antioxidants like NAC. NAC also will prevent hearing loss with age (presbyacusis)
Your taxes paid for this military research. Use what they discovered!
Comments
My vision ain't what it used to be but I have a question.
Where is line 5?
Line 5 is
right below line 4.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
Not trying to be difficult but...
Is either line 4 or line 5 located in this?
There are no lines, Humphrey.
The line 5 comment is in reference to the eye chart you read when having your eyes tested for visual acuity.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
I thought you were playing along with Social
But it's probably been a long time since you had your eyes tested ; ).
Thanks for hosting SP
I like the middle two.... a watercolourish feel.
Not watercolourish.....
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
That is such a strong and intriguing photograph
Thanks Bollox
It may not be water colorish, BR
but it is one cool looking shot.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
Hi Social
Thanks for hosting the photography corner. I enjoy seeing your experiments.
I like the out-of-focus quality and the movement cameras are able to capture.
These three photographers came to mind first ...
Uta Barth
https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/barth-field-20-t07627
https://artreview.com/april-2017-review-wolfgang-tillmans/
This is seaweed and the movement of the tide along the CA coast
http://www.wynnbullockphotography.com/galleries_bw/1960s/index.html
Evening, Janis
Some great shots. The last one looks like fog along a coast line.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
See my comment below the photo
That's what I remember it being a representation of when I first saw it long ago, but it could also be fog.
In focus driftwood
Love these driftwood shot, Janis
The first one looks like a couple embracing.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
Thanks for your association, Social
It always enhances my experience of the photograph to know how others experience it.
Line 5
is not my microdose.
Regardless of the path in life I chose, I realize it's always forward, never straight.
great pixels people!
Great pics SP! They look like when I just look out my left eye since I lost focus with it.
BR yer shot is great too!
Janis your driftwood pix are beautiful. Great take on the one by SP. I agree Janis, for me, when not nature photography, as in say scenics, still life, etc., others perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
I have been in a camera blue funk since mine broke in Aug. and I am unable to do anything about it presently.
Here are some nice shots though...
https://www.birdlifephotoaward.org.au/gallery-winners-2021
be well all!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Evening, dystopian
Thanks for the link. Some really great images there.
Sorry to hear you're without a camera. Check out KEH.com or MPB.com for affordable used camera equipment.
I woke up this morning determined to drink less, eat right, and exercise.
But that was four hours ago when I was younger and full of hope.
thanks for the tips!
thanks for that SP! Will check them out. I am on 'low-line' stuff these days... My broken unit is a Canon Powershot SX40 I bought on Ebay from a camera store in New Jersey as a demo for $200. Add extra battery and bigger chip. Took 10,000 images with it. The quirky auto-focus sucked to the max if trying to shoot a bird in a tangle of bushes and trees. But otherwise it was very good I would say for the nature docu-shot type of work I mostly do. Didn't want the SX50 or up as it all has wifi which I don't want/use. Sure, would love a 5,10, or 20K rig, but not to haul it around.
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Hi dystopian
Thank you for the link to those great bird photos. It's hard to chose a favourite.
Personal perceptions are endlessly fascinating.
Hi Dystopian
I thought of you when I ran across this shot on twitter.
Apparently momma is carrying two babes over the water?
Thanks to all here. Great shots!
Edited: added wrong tweet 1st time...
thanks! yer a peach!
Thanks peach! That is a great shot isn't it? All those babies hidden under their wings! No wonder they can walk on lily pads with those toes. We have a Northern Jacana that just barely gets into the U.S., and not even every year. Mostly in southmost Texas, very very rarely to AZ, they are common in Mexico and southward. But one spent much of the last year at a bridge in Tucson right in town!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
I've seen...THINGS...!"
Good "Halloween hangover" topic....
In the Land of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is declared mentally ill for describing colors.
Yes Virginia, there is a Global Banking Conspiracy!
Ways to improve vision.
Make your own eye drops using distilled water and 1% l-carnosine by weight. This is very affordable done like this as 1% carnosine in a typical 15 ml eye drop bottle is basically a match head of carnosine. and does wonders for your vision. Commercial n-acetyl carnosine is prohibitively expensive. (Because its patented although it should not be as its nothing new)
You can also prevent vision loss with antioxidants like NAC. NAC also will prevent hearing loss with age (presbyacusis)
Your taxes paid for this military research. Use what they discovered!