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Since I haven’t had much opportunity to shoot lately, I decided to revisit a shot and process it in B&W. I kept looking at the post of all my Flickr friends and wanted to get into the act somehow.
This is a stacked long exposure so the 25s in the EXIF is just a fraction of the actual exposure time. I got lucky with some good light and was able to capture a lot of detail which I think suits this architecture type photography.
Leopard in the very last light stalking a group of Impalas in Botswanas Okavango Delta.
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© Thomas Retterath 2016
à l'extrémité Est du lac Léman, sur la commune du Bouveret, le Rhône entre dans le lac. Il en ressortira à Genève, environ 11 ans plus tard, pour les masses d'eau les plus profondes. Les eaux de surfaces voyagent plus rapidement.
The Rhône enters the Geneva lake in the region of Bouveret and comes out of the lake in Geneva about 11 years later, for the most deep water bodies.
des pas sur la neige Debussy ( by Michelangeli )
The sixth of Claude Debussy's first set of preludes for piano evokes a stark, glacial landscape of resigned sadness and solitude.
From my archives (2010) Not a single snowflake this Winter in Paris !
Taken from my balcony
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Nikon D300
ƒ/5.6 85.0 mm 1/125 400
Nik Software SEP2 in Software - Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5 (Windows)
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May your day be blessed. Merry Christmas everyone.
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Another shot of the wild ponies on Cefn Bryn, Gower, Wales. Zeiss ExoLens (Wide-Angle), handheld shot, then groomed a little in Snapseed on iPad Pro.
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One of those shots where if I managed to take two steps to the left the composition would have been perfect, unfortunately I was standing right of the edge of the loch as it was. I think it looks good in black and white to emphasise the mist and contrast with the trees in the distance.
The rocky coastline of the Pacific Northwest juts out into the sea at Whytecliff Park near Vancouver, British Columbia.
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