Tag: photography
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April 2023: Last Photo on the Card
The StoreBaelt Bridge in Denmark. This post is in response to Brian’s monthly challenge Last Photo on the Card. Brian (aka Bushboy) asks for the Last Photos on your phone/camera/SD card. Here is the last shot taken using my iPhone 14Pro Max. Shared on Twitter with @bushboywhotweet
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2 April: March’s Last Photo on the Card
I have a new iPhone, so I’ve been experimenting with its camera and lens. This is a photo of the wing mirror of my car during a rainstorm. This post is in response to Brian’s monthly challenge Last Photo on the Card Brian (aka Bushboy) asks for the Last Photos on your phone/camera/SD card, and…
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1 February: Last Photo of the Month
This photo is for Brian’s (Bushboy) Last Photo on the SD card (or phone, or whatever device you use). No explanation. No editing. I did, however, change the image size to something more manageable, and changed it from a RAW format to JPG, so as to not waste space. Anyway, here’s the last photo taken during the…
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For Cee’s Macro Photo Challenge
I followed Bushboy’s link, and discovered Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge (CMMC). The topic is Close Up or Macro. These photos are from the garden this morning, using my iPhone. (Bellis Perennis; Hostas; Mexican Orange Blossom Choisya Ternata). If you enjoy photography, have a look over at Cee’s blog at https://ceenphotography.com/2022/05/04/cmmc-may-close-up-or-macro-2/ ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting…
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4Bush Boy’s Last Photo on the Card
1 May: Last photo taken in April with my iPhone for Bush Boy’s Last On The Card post. Sinigang-style veg soup with carrots, new potatoes, parsnips, white cabbage, daikon radish, tamarind paste, braised in a veg broth. That’s my husband’s thumb in the photo. Photo ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting #food_photography on Twitter
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A Photo For Cecilia
Cecilia at The Kitchens Gardens asks for a photo of where we write. Here is a fractional peek into my study. There’s a wall of bookshelves behind me, a large west-facing window to my right. Plus a lot of other stuff that wouldn’t fit into the viewfinder.
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