Author: bahgheera

  • Poor Mans Macro

    Poor Mans Macro

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    Here are some shots of items I found out on Carolina Beach while visiting there with the family. What is poor mans macro, you ask? It’s simple. In lieu of an actual macro lens, you can take your normal lens off the body, flip it around backwards and take pictures through it. Now, you won’t…

  • DSLR Simulator from Canon

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    Canon has an excellent simulator set up for the purpose of learning about DSLR photography. In a nutshell, there is an explanation of the basics – aperture, shutter speed, and ISO – and then a simulated camera that allows you to take a picture in manual, Av or Tv mode. It’s a great way to…

  • Shadow People

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    There is a thing,A dark creature,A shadowy beingFilled with hate and evil.It’s been aliveSince Vlad put his victimsTo the stake.When Ivan took Siberia,The thing was thereWhispering hazardous thoughtsInto his mind.It’s up to no good,Never has beenAnd it is very hard to see,Never allowing itself,To be in my direct line of sight.It comes to my roomAt…

  • Cornfield

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    Where am I?I’m walking down the street, on the sidewalk,A normal, everyday scenario.There are people here with me,Walking up and down, hurrying here and thereCarrying out the tasks relevant to their daily lives.There is something odd here,I can’t put my finger on it,But all of these people going to and fro,I can’t see their faces.Each…

  • Resurrection Man

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    A man,In the middle of the night,Alone, he knows exactly what he is doing.On his knees, before a stone,Digging, bare handed,Digging down, down to what he doesn’t want to find.It is raining, pouring,Massive, bulging drops of waterBleeding from a terrible wound in the clouds,The man wails as the lightning flashes,He howls with an unsettling laughter,As…

  • At Home with the Apollo 11 Astronauts, 1969 | Retronaut

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    The always entertaining retronaut has an amazing series of photos of the daily life of Neil, Buzz and Michael. This is a very unique look into the lives of the astronauts and their families. At Home with the Apollo 11 Astronauts, 1969 | Retronaut.

  • I Saw You Today

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    I saw you today.Walking up the sidewalk, coming towards me,with a look on your face as though you had somewhereimportant to go to. Really.I said ‘Hello’,you replied the same,and went on by me, ourpolite exchange now over.I rolled my eyes in disgust,now that you can’t see me.That’s what I really think of you,you random person.

  • Tales from the Negaverse, Vol. III Chap. 19

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    In the House of Shadows,There we were.Seventeen of us,A meeting, of sorts,A coming together, a merging,Of all our special talents.Some of us able to think odd thoughts,Some able to see betweenThe wind and the air,Some of us with no particular talent at all,Just there to even the number.Around midnight,There came a shout,From outside, in the…

  • Moth / Girl

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    As I was walking,Down the endless road,A road that led to nowhere,A road with no beginningAnd no end,A grassy byway,With sorrow behind,And anger ahead,A vague description of a path,Lit by permanent twilight,As I was walking down this road,I saw many things,Creatures, animals maybe,Some real, many not,Things with huge eyes,Things with many teeth,Things with a seething…

  • Tasting, tasting…

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    Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry…

  • Electrifying Photos of Flowers Being Zapped by 80,000 Volts

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    Robert Buelteman is a California photographer who developed his own technique for capturing images of plant life using high voltage electricity and optical fibers. Kirlian Photography is the use of electricity to transfer an image of coronal discharge onto film. Robert has applied that to various parts of plants and flowers to create astounding images that…

  • Thierry Legault – Partial solar eclipse and transit of the Space Station from Oman

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    Now this is just amazing. Astrophotography is one of my favorite things. Thierry Legault, a French engineer and photographer, managed to catch the ISS as it made it’s away in between the earth and Sun in January of 2011. The image is fantastic, almost sci-fi. Go to his homepage to see his other fine work,…