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Photo Challenge #69 ~ A Delicate Subject {1-31-10}
Hello again! Time for a new photo challenge and this week's challenge idea comes from my hubby actually! We got a few inches of snow over the weekend and we were out and about today in it today so I could play around with my camera. He kept pointing out little pieces of delicate looking ice for me. That got me thinking - we haven't tackled the delicate subject matter. By delicate I'm referring to things that are finely detailed, fragile, fine in texture/quality or in their general construction. Get out there now & have fun but be careful not to break anything!
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Wow! Angie, that photo is stunning! I love the detail on the delicate frost! I'm not sure I can get such a good detail with my point and shoot camera, but I'll give it a try!
SCS Gallery Moderator Tickle a Teapotter Coordinator
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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I'm not usually so quick off the mark, but it's my only day off this week, so I took advantage of a bright morning.
The embroidery is a detail from the border of a sleeve on an old silk robe. I don't know if it's Japanese or Chinese, although I think Chinese. It's very old, and falling apart. To give you an idea of size, the part I took the photo of is just 3" wide, by about 5" high. I think it qualifies as detailed, fragile and fine!!
(You can see some of the plainer embroidery on the robe featured on this card - I Flew Cathay Pacific)
The other picture is one of our little robins, the tamer one. I think his feathers count as finely detailed . I like this picture I snapped this morning as he peeked out from behind a tub to see if it was safe to come for his next worm.
Love that robin....have had two around the feeder this weekend and they must have wintered over as we usually don't see robins again until March.
Hey Pansy,
We have a place that we go on winter hikes here, in South Western Ontario and there are tons of robins there all winter long. The robin is no longer a first sign of spring.
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I'm new ~ just got the Canon T1i ~ still trying to learn. My daughters told me I had to get a pic of the following icicle ~ The light gave it a golden glow...
I'm new ~ just got the Canon T1i ~ still trying to learn. My daughters told me I had to get a pic of the following icicle ~ The light gave it a golden glow...
here is an ice cycle...not quite as cool as Monika's, but I love it none the less....
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SCS Gallery Moderator Tickle a Teapotter Coordinator
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Oh wow!! I still remember an amazing glass sculpture exhibition in the Botanic Gardens here way back, but these are just stunning. I love that first one.