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Another easy one. 1:1 of a fairly common substance on a fairly common object. Need to know the substance and the type of object.

December 6

Tried something different.

There's a pretty nice picture in the middle of that big almost shot.

The Real New York

I'm still learning this mergy thing.

Here's my first. It was kind of late when I had the parameters figured out and this little guy was the only thing bright enough to register on the sensor.

Had this idea while reading and writing in a thread about the advances in camera technology and the flip side of what you can do with less. The very first consumer camera was a Kodak No. 1 and had a fixed shutter and an aperture. The No. 1 did not even have a view finder, but was aimed by...

My vision.

Dec 4

Found another one. This one is forecasting sunshine.

Easy 1 and not quite 1:1. Probably closer to 1:2.

Dec 3

This challenge does not involve axial symmetry, but just symmetry; one half is a mirror or near mirror image of the other half. The term axial symmetry indicates a symmetry that rotates around an axis. The sample images posted in #1 and #2 are symmetrical, but would not be if rotated about an...

This morning early was sunny.

Being fair, the term axial would not apply to symmetry in a photograph, though a photograph could be of an object that has axial symmetry, like a rocket or dome. The easy to shoot symmetry will likely be man-made. But there is scads of symmetry in nature, but harder to get some of them lined...

Seemed like too much clutter to me and cropping would have made for off balance sky/ground and short trees, so opted to adjust brush the foreground into obliviland. Just had a thought though based on @J-see 's comment, that the sky in mine needed more lux. Used the Graduated Filter to darken...