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Jameel gave me this idea with his entry into last week's contest. I'm stuck around the house so thought it would be a fun project. I've done 3 CDs so far and have been experimenting with various angles of flash and backgrounds (black or white) to lay the CD on. Sony A7rII, 90mm macro...

I made the hike up to Lake 22 on a cold fall day and didn't expect much photo wise, but brought my NEX-7 any who. Sure glad I did - the ice was forming as I hiked around the lake so I happily spent much more time taking pictures than I expected. This was a few years ago and I was lucky to have...

It's that time of year, and for us here at FocalWorld, this will be our first Best of Threads. Having seen the incredible photos posted by everyone this year, I know we will get so many stunning photos! So please add your photos to this thread, try to keep it to 3 to 5 max photos that you pick...

More like on accident:cool:

Hey guys! This was taken few years back, it took few re-does to get there. Architecture by lionking posted Dec 10, 2017 at 7:14 PM Please feel free to C&C.

"San Francisco Night Life" On a recent trip to San Francisco I was intrigued by the night time view from our hotel window. When you have a big, fat, expensive camera with you it should be used as often as possible. Wouldn't you agree? Ah, there may have been some wine involved. Just...

While at our cabin in So. Utah, I like trying different things, and this time it was panning! My interpretation of the forest.

My very first post on this forum, and the location I desired to visit for years. Looking forward to your critique and comments, Sasha.

Didn't know quite where to put this shot ...

Beautiful Mesquite Dunes, in Death Valley (USA), are always a great source of inspiration for me and lend themselves to long exposure abstract images perfectly. Leica SL, Voigtlander 15mm, Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters. Thanks for viewing, best regards Vieri

From March '10. I had recently seen some shots with this technique and on a whim, I panned the camera vertically during the exposure. It was my last shot of the day and I only made one attempt. It came out a little abstract-y for my norm, but it grew on me and has become one of my favorites from...

"On Point" I know this is an abstract image and belongs in another forum. Since I posted all my other images from the Walt Disney Concert Hall here, I thought you might like to see this one as well. I was concerned some may not visit the Abstract Forum. I assume Jim will move the image if...