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January Challenge
#11
It was meant to be a compliment. Wink I am in awe of all the work you have done.
and Michael suggested the challenge. Wink
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#12
This was taken in a very low light environment. The only light source was a candle.

I'm honestly in awe of most of what all of you do here. But, I never like what I take.

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#13
Love these!
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#14
Peter, You do some awesome work too! Especially some colourful sunrise / sunset images.
Michael, Your shallow depth of field handling is lovely.

I showed this image in WC, but since I asked for all my content to be removed I will post here.
My fish eye scanning camera is an engineering feet and it involves batteries a tripod and cables connected to a small Macbook air. BUT the results are worth it.

   
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#15
This is round?
The tale of the Furphy is an interesting part of Australia's history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furphy

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#16
WoW, some really great photos here. Loving the fish eye and the orbs. 
Here is the site of the Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770.
I will post the building in the Saturday Daily.


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#17
Good one Rich, I also like the older building in front of all that Glass in the newer buildings.
Today I realized we have a ton of round pottery pieces. I could shoot a lot of shots.

   

   

   
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#19
Wow, the thread that keeps on giving.

Peter,  I like how you have so many Natural Round Finds for your subjects. And the Furthy story is very interesting. I never heard that term used for flatulence!

Grant, enough cannot be said about your variety and interpretations. Wow, that one bowl with all of the sticks going through it is interesting. I would want to play with it. You really have a lot of nice art pieces in your house. Have many of them been gifted to you by the clients after a photo session? I like how you actually have photos of your kids as part of your series here. 

Rich, an interesting Mandala sort of design for recognition of such an historic event.

Michael, your “stuff/style” is always thought provoking and interesting. Your images shout “clever and Unique” .

And Peter DW, you are always thinking outside the box, in this case, it was orbs. 

Don, an interesting plaque and insignia.
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#20
Okay, it is about time that I posted something. I just took this when I got up this morning.
I took several directly above, but they didn't come out as interesting a POV as this one.


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