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Margaret 📷 @mfjphotography.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Knocker on a glass door. I have no idea how they hung it! #WeekKForKn #AlphabetChallenge

Ornate gold’ish face doir knocker on a glass door that is reflecting the sky, trees, and street light behind it. ©️mfjphotography

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Jenny @jenneke1961.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Prachtig licht door de glas in lood ramen van de Sint Nicolaaskerk in Boulogne-sur-Mer. Fijne avond! 🚲🚲🍷 #ColorADay #BlueTue

Sfeervol interieur van een historische kerk met massieve grijze stenen pilaar en een schaakbordpatroon van donkere en lichte vloertegels. Op de achtergrond staan enkele houten stoelen in het gefilterde, kleurrijke lichtinval van een glas-in-loodraam.

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OldGreyGhost @oldgreyghost.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Indoor Parking. #bikeart

A black and white photo of the front wheel of my sweet vintage road bike backlit from a large window in the “Great Hall” of my employer.

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Peter Durst @peterdurst.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Little Salmon Lake Fuji GS646S Kodak 50D The Yukon

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Roj Smith 📷 @rojsmith.com · 06/09/2026

Model: Olivia Harriet #photography

A colour photograph of a blonde woman wearing a short white dress posing in a woodland setting, surrounded by a cloud of vibrant yellow smoke.

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Sam Johnson @analoguelass.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Resilience - half frame photograph printed onto mulberry paper. The photograph was made using my Pentax 17 and Ilford FP4 developed with DD-X. #believeinfilm #lakedistrict

A 4x4 black and white half frame photograph of a solitary hawthorn tree standing amongst a landscape of dominant fern and printed onto mulberry paper.

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Margaret 📷 @mfjphotography.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

*peeks in* Hi!! Things in my life are getting somewhat back to normal so I hope to start engaging and posting again. In the meantime, I heart thumped a bunch of you. 😘

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WJB @wjbphoto.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

These #CobraChickens need to be more like this ephemeral scene…🤬🤬 #AlphabetChallenge #WeekEforEphemeral 🪿💩🪿💩🪿💩🪿💩

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Peachykeeen @peachykeeen.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

Steam and snow – the two extremes. (Going up the Brocken mountain on a train in winter) #WeekWforWater #AlphabetChallenge 📷

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OldGreyGhost @oldgreyghost.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Moist Lily.

A black and white close up of the inside of an opened lily with rain drops.

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Margaret 📷 @mfjphotography.bsky.social · 08/05/2026

Dealing with some of those challenges life throws at you sometimes. Will heart thump your photos when time allows and be back when things calm down. In the meantime, have an iris I saw on a walk last week.

Purple iris from a low angle with bright sunshine illuminating the scene.

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Margaret 📷 @mfjphotography.bsky.social · 21/04/2026

This is a dance off. If you see this, repost with a dance or get eliminated.

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Meandering M🌿 @pathwaymoments.bsky.social · 14/04/2026

The colours of Spring are becoming more and more evident 📷 🍃…

Around the waters edge blue sky prevails and the rising sun will encourage the greenery to arrive. The budding trees soon will close the curtains to distant views.

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Paula ⚪️ @paulaflucas.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

Involuntary painting ✨ Cloud burst. 📷 #noticing

A dark rust patch on the side of a pale teal painted metal door. The orange rust streaks down from the patch, fading as it falls. Faint shadows of tree branches & brambles cast across the metal in dappled light.

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WJB @wjbphoto.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

The Graduate - 1967 (Mike Nichols) #AlphabetChallenge #WeekMforMovies #AlphabetTechPhoto

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV with 24x70 f2.8

1/100sec @ f2.8 - ISO 200 Focal Length 57mm

Given the space constraints it turned out not too bad but would have been nice to work with more area and background but hey...gotta go with what is provided. Used a wide aperture to create the depth of field but had to manually focus the camera using the screen (space constraints - couldn't see through the view finder). In auto focus mode the camera picked spots that sometimes were on the leg and at other times on the background.

And, not sure how I feel about a shallow depth of field when both subjects should be in focus...but here we are.

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Margaret 📷 @mfjphotography.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Nature's Layers #WeekLForLayers #AlphabetChallenge 📷©mfjphotography I didn't edit this photo because the airplane window gave it such a weird paint vibe I wanted to post as is.