Sami Serola (inactive)'s photos

... seen on the street "Revolutionary" discovery made thanks to Guido Werner! All metadata on this image has been added before upload on GIMP 2.10. That includes: - Title - Caption (phrase "... seen on the street") - Exif - Geolocation - Keywords (Although, I dont' understand where "type=" and "Bag" comes from) - And some other metadata not displayed at ipernity It means one can give all that before upload on photo editors supporting such thing (Lightroom, Geosetter, GIMP etc.), and they become shown on ipernity right away after upload. This is especially good feature because those then should stay as included into images also when dowloaded back to computer. Illustrated how to article coming up later.

Who am I? (where this belongs to?) UPDATE: ©hristine solved the riddle. Congratulations! Keep on guessing what vehicle it is to see the whole image.

Recent research reveals that yawning cools the brain. ~Jorg J.M. Massen, Kim Dusch, Omar Tonsi Eldakar, Andrew C. Gallup. A thermal window for yawning in humans: Yawning as a brain cooling mechanism. Physiology & Behavior, 2014; 130: 145 DOI: 10.1016/j.physbeh.2014.03.032

Back in 2015 me and my social media friend Bev had a great time spotting pareidolia figures seen on the rocks: www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/39388508 I went to the same place as in August 2015 and took a shot of those rocks seen on the bottom of Tammerkoski rapid. Go ahead and add your notes, if you like =)

So, you may not have a fancy macro lens and your camera just does not focus close enough. No worries! Take the shot close of the subject anyway, and reduce the colors (shades) to minimum! But can you guess what this is? UPDATE, Some clues collected together: "It works when it plays, and plays when it works." And playing it makes the work much funnier. It can be used as an accessory, like spectacles. It will short circuit if getting wet, unless you have a model used by swimmers. The item in the picture is sort of upside down. Original blurry image looks like this: Now that should be easy enough to guess ;-)

Playing with traffic signs and Picmonkey editing software.

Inspired by Heidiho ;-) www.ipernity.com/doc/heidiho/45496128/in/group/2222540

Contribution for the Macro Dreams challenge : "Car brand emblem"

Picture from my #366 #2016 Instagram project.

My contribution for the January 3, 2016 TSC challenge: "Personal favourite TSC challenge of all time". And it is of course the pareidolia.

On camera software: "Impressive art" + "Toy Effect" On GIMP: "National Geographic" by Elsamuko

Venice, Italy Venezia, Italia Location on the map is approximate...