Capture: Upside Down, Inside Out
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ChrisW, in reply to
lower the tone
Lower?
I noticed too, but I had only uplifting thoughts *O:-) -
Jos,
Sparkly wonder on the river edge!
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Not so sparkly on the Taruheru in the dusk - subtle waves of unusual form and orientation longish wavelength directly back and forth across the river - 5.11pm shortly after the first arrival of the slight (highly attenuated) seismic waves of the mag 6.5 earthquake sourced ~16 km deep under Cook Strait at 5.09pm arrived here.
Others will have felt much more, but no need for the photographic evidence!
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More conventional aseismic wave patterns photographed with more care obliquely upstream on the Taruheru River yesterday afternoon -
Mid-afternoon with hints of blue sky between the clouds.And two just after sunset, within a minute or two of same time as today's earthquake arrival, but some high cloud to enliven the colours. This one looks rather like Wellington harbour? but not a good model of tsunami wave patterns.
And willow pattern, not reflecting plate movements of the Pacific.
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A selfie for rejection.
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No tripod, so a bit soft.... moon casting puddle of light on the sea
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Definitely no tripod, travelling by car….
great clod of cloud – Jackson you might be missing AK clouds by now.
and a very reflecty harbour last night
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Dramatic light in Chch this evening. Our amazing walnut tree.
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And one more, facing east instead of west.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Our amazing walnut tree.
Truly majestic. I love trees.
So, city living, this. t'other took a couple of weeks back. I like this too. It says city. -
Jos,
Nice light lilith indeed.
Sad city somehow Sofie. :)I saw a moon reflection in Rotorua
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Sad city somehow Sofie. :)
I agree. The image sort of says alot . Like, everyone is really alone. That's why I'm going to get out to the winterless North. :) Even if it;s not really :)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
city living, this
First glance looks like a model, or a stage set. Nice : )
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Hebe, in reply to
For big city living you need city eyes: selective seeing. If you can’t do that (like me), you have to leave. Evocative shot Sophie.
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Hebe, in reply to
Nice tea-time light.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Nice tea-time light.
Ya just can't hold a candle to tea-light...
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At the hospital, waiting for her pre-kindy check-up.
The world in the wall of Suzie Wong’s.
ummm...
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The world in advertising.
Under a sun so fierce I thought this’d be all that’s left of me if I didn’t find shade (or: another selfie for rejection). I found shade and checked the weather app on my phone: Thirty eight degrees it said.
Chaoyang Gongyuan Lu, via the Jialong International Building's sign.
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I’m struggling to figure out how many layers of reflection and refraction are in this one. But yeah, my car needs a wash.
Though if I get the right angle, you can't tell how dirty it is.
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Jos,
Nice stuff, car one is indeed quite beguiling!
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
car
boot contains a stash of mineral water, a practice I'm very happy to have continued from last summer, especially considering I just saw a post on Weibo from, I think, the Beijing weather bureau, or at least an official Weibo account of some Beijing bureau or another, announcing that the temperature had dropped below 35.
But yeah, I got so many more layers of reflection than I actually saw at the time I was blown away by a bit more than the heat.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Nice, searing hot reflections.
If anyone had told me I’d be milking the supermarket carpark as a source of interesting photographs a year ago, I would have said naaaah…..
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Silo park on the other hand…..
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New ASB building
and puddle city -
Jos,
Great sets Nora! You could mount a nice exhibition with some of those, nice big prints on aluminium?
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