Johnny7

Dead man's hand

Dead man's hand

Gambling with Death. You have aces and 8's - known as the dead man's hand - Death has three 6's and an ace. Is there hope when each 5th card is s...
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Gambling with Death. You have aces and 8's - known as the dead man's hand - Death has three 6's and an ace. Is there hope when each 5th card is shown ..... probably not.
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camera

NIKON D850

settings

settings

Aperture f/14 ISO 64 Shutter 15/1 Focal Length 580/10

location

location

Greenock, Inverclyde, GB

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2020

Views

33

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Awards

Outstanding Creativity

Peer Award

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Girl with umbrella levitation shot. Taken at Greenock's Custom House Quay on the Clyde Estuary, Scotland.

Long exposure black and white night shot of London's Tower Bridge.

An attempt at double exposure effect.

Shot of the Victorian architecture at Wemyss Bay Railway Station and Ferry Terminal, Scotland.

Shot of the country road near to where I stay, Greenock, Scotland.

Composite I created from shots I had taken of Eilean Donan Castle, Newark Castle, James Watt Dock (Greenock), some crows and star of the shot my young

Still life shot of various breads.

One of the waterfalls on the Finlaystone Estate, Langbank, Scotland.

Old shot I took back in 2006 of Eilean Donan Castle up at Dornie on the west coast of Scotland using a fujifilm s5600.

Kids at the train station.

Shot of my son Barry and one of his Bass Guitars.

My niece Vikki.

Shot I took of the Milky Way while in the Tamworth area of Ontario, Canada using my Nikon D90 and Tokina 11-16mm.

A single rose in a bottle vase. I took this shot back in 2019.

Field with freshly cut and bailed hay, Lindsay, Ontario, Canada.

Portrait shot of my Great Niece Caragh.

Surreal type composite

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