WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 316 & 317 - Inside - Outside

Unlike Richard and Stina I'm not much of a landscape photographer, but the ultimate Outside for me is this: farmland as far as the eye can see with grass and wild flowers and some houses on a far horizon and some birds not far away. This is Waterland, the place where I go shoot birds in the Summer and the place where I am at my most happy.

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OhLook wrote in post #16916504
Stina, from what you said about your house, I expected something in poor condition, but in the picture it looks comfortable and spacious. If you can make an awful house look that good, you have a bright future in real-estate photography!

The buffalo skull, I'm guessing, must be very large, larger than a cow skull. The skull photo looks fine, too. Things with strange irregular shapes are hard to pose.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #16917939
Stina, your contributions are simply wonderful and I LOVE the inside-outside view of your house. I'm with OhLook in that your place looks really really good and not at all what I thought it would be after what you told us! And the shot is excellent.

Thanks, Levina and OhLook. This is the neatest/coolest room in my house. The house is VERY spacious for sure. You don't see that the chimney is starting to separate from the wall, grout is breaking up in the floor and we sprayed some type of foam along the bottom of the window to seal some gaps. This is the room bugs go to die.

Klystron wrote in post #16916734
Stina for me this ticks the box for both, job done

Thanks, Andy!!

John_B wrote in post #16917425
Here are some examples of what I saw Outside yesterday, one sad, one beautiful.
Luckily both are warm...

ShipWreck

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Tree by the Sea

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Nice, John!!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #16917951
Unlike Richard and Stina I'm not much of a landscape photographer, but the ultimate Outside for me is this: farmland as far as the eye can see with grass and wild flowers and some houses on a far horizon and some birds not far away. This is Waterland, the place where I go shoot birds in the Summer and the place where I am at my most happy.

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Your landscapes are great , Levina!!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #16917939
OldCrow, that is a beautiful macro! Or is it a micro?! Very well done.

Thanks Levina. I'd call it a close up -- so a micro then.

Nice outside shoy.

EastBayGirl wrote in post #16918268
Thanks, Levina and OhLook. This is the neatest/coolest room in my house. The house is VERY spacious for sure. You don't see that the chimney is starting to separate from the wall, grout is breaking up in the floor and we sprayed some type of foam along the bottom of the window to seal some gaps. This is the room bugs go to die.


Your landscapes are great , Levina!!

I agree, Stina...Levina, you don't need to apologise for your landscapes...I think it's terrific.

And I do like your house photograph Stina...no matter about the faults in the building...it looks like a great home!


Now, here's the Outside shot of that propeller tube....not very exciting or sexy, but you will all have to deal with the disappointment as best you can!

Now down the other end of the vessel we have an inside and an outside from this afternoon....

John_B wrote in post #16917425
Here are some examples of what I saw Outside yesterday, one sad, one beautiful.
Luckily both are warm...

ShipWreckClick for Specs

Having been in that position I sympathise with the boat owner...does history relate whether it was salvaged okay? I was lucky, the yacht I ran aground in was steel and she was dragged off with nothing more than some dents!

Ricardo222 wrote in post #16918913
And I do like your house photograph Stina...no matter about the faults in the building...it looks like a great home!

Thanks, Ricardo.

Ricardo222 wrote in post #16918922
Now down the other end of the vessel we have an inside and an outside from this afternoon....

I love the lines in this first picture! Great pictures, Ricardo.

Ricardo222 wrote in post #16918926
Having been in that position I sympathise with the boat owner...does history relate whether it was salvaged okay? I was lucky, the yacht I ran aground in was steel and she was dragged off with nothing more than some dents!

Ricardo222, that prop shaft is shiny and new
As to the sailboat. Turns out the owner had no insurance and can't afford to remove it. The Coast Guard is going to attempt to remove it today.

Here is another outside view of the same body of water from a different location, different day (taken last night)

Tropical Sunset

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John_B wrote in post #16920181
Ricardo222, that prop shaft is shiny and new
As to the sailboat. Turns out the owner had no insurance and can't afford to remove it. The Coast Guard is going to attempt to remove it today.

Here is another outside view of the same body of water from a different location, different day (taken last night)

Tropical SunsetClick for Specs

Spectacular!

That was a bummer about the sailboat! I hope the Coast Guard can refloat it without doing too much damage. I wonder what the deal is with salvage etc.

EastBayGirl wrote in post #16920088
I love the lines in this first picture! Great pictures, Ricardo.

Thank you. I love the construction process...all that "chaos come to order"!

John_B wrote in post #16920181
Here is another outside view of the same body of water from a different location, different day (taken last night)

Beautiful, John!


Here's one that shows both inside and out.

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Inside and out--there's an idea worth borrowing! I didn't photograph any insides during the first week that would have outsides available now, but this shot from seven days ago includes some inside and some outside.

I like those inside and out pictures, Stina and OhLook...that looks like some serious work happening, Oh!


Here's the outside view of one of my earlier shots from last week...it was the cross section of a leek (not an onion as was suggested).

Another batch of excellent shots from John, Stina, and Ricardo. What a talented group we are!

Thanks, Ricardo and OhLook! I like the texture and shadows on yours, Ricardo and I think that's a perfect contribution, OhLook!