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No HDR or blended image... they are taken from just one shot.
15 seconds exposure. f/6.3.. 18mm.ISO/320.+3EV+Black card.. PM7:02
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Canon EOS T1i / 500D
Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM
City Skyline ~ Watthana District ~ Bangkok, Thailand
Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270, ISO 125, f/11.0, 18mm, 1/125s
1/160 seg. f/13 18mm
Hello everyone,
today I share another fantastic sunset! It's in Praia da Vieira. The end of the day was magnificent, and the sky too! I hope you enjoy this beauty of nature !!!
Thanks for the visit and comments!
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Olá a todos,
hoje partilho mais um fantástico pôr-do-sol! É na Praia da Vieira. O fim de dia estava magnífico, e o céu também! Espero que apreciem esta beleza da natureza!!!
Obrigado pela visita e comentários!
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Hallo alle zusammen,
Heute teile ich einen weiteren fantastischen Sonnenuntergang! Es ist in Praia da Vieira. Das Ende des Tages war großartig und der Himmel auch! Ich hoffe, Sie genießen diese Schönheit der Natur !!!
Danke für den Besuch und Kommentare!
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Bonjour à tous,
aujourd'hui je partage un autre coucher de soleil fantastique! C'est à Praia da Vieira. La fin de la journée était magnifique, et le ciel aussi! J'espère que vous apprécierez cette beauté de la nature !!!
Merci pour la visite et les commentaires!
It's been a while I havn't posted something here. I have to admit that I becomes more and more difficult to take pictures. Partly because my job takes me more time. But the main reason is probably that as I progressed into photography, I raised my standards to a point that taking a satisfactory picture was a kind of gamble : I realised that when I went out with my camera, there was less and less picture that I found worth posting. Let's be honest : even if it's - I think - good to privilege quality over quantity, it's also quite discouraging to know that you have maybe less than 1/10 chance to get someting good ... So I take less pictures than I used to ... I hope that I'll find new inspiration with spring ...
Of course, I should probably not think in terms of chance, but in terms of work and planification : I know, but, as you know, having good idea is not that easy. That's why I also like the "chance-factor" in photography ...
However, as every year, on a white foggy sunday, I like to go shooting these cascades in Soubey : Spring is always a little bit sooner there. And I like the enchanted forest setting that it creats ... I was particularly happy with the constrast between the light in the background and the shadows on the foreground. I decided to accentuate it in post-processing, to create a more oniric image ...
Spit of Vasilyevsky Island. Neva River. St. Petersburg. Russia. 22 August, 2020.
Стрелка Васильевского острова. Санкт-Петербург. 22 августа 2020 года.
Canon EOS 70D,
Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5–5.6 IS STM.
A macro of a glass of coffee, for Macro Monday, on the theme of beverage.
This was my second try at it, as the first try gave me some very lukewarm image. Also had to take a photo, then leave it for a few seconds, then go back, as the lense kept fogging up!
I was originally going to leave this as colour, but popped it into silver efex after color efex, just to see and I really liked it.
Nikon Z6, 18mm Extension Tube, FTZ, Tamron 90mm Macro Lense, Ring FLash,
Exposure X5, Color Efex Pro 4, Silver Efex Pro 2
Avec Le Temps | Léo Ferré
youtu.be/Bj3aTZePVQw?si=5deLZKnTdox0MHh-
With time ...
With time everything goes away
We forget the face and we forget the voice
When the heart beats no more
It's not worth looking any further
You must let it go and that's fine
With time ...
With time everything goes away
The one we adored,
Whom we looked after in the rain
The one we understood with a simple glance
Between the words, between the lines
And under the make-up of a disguised promise
Which disappear into the night;
With time everything vanishes
With time ..
With time everything goes away
Even the dearest memories, got a strange facelift.
As I rummaged into the gallery of the past In the alley of Death,
on saturday evening when tenderness departs alone
With time ...
With time everything goes away
The other person we believed in for nursing a cold, for any little thing
The other person for whom we gave fresh air and jewels
For whom we would have sold our souls for pennies
In front of whom, we crawled like dogs
With time, everything goes well with time ...
With time everything goes away
We forget the passions and we forget the voices
Which whispered the words of the poor folks:
"don't come back too late", "above all, don't catch cold"
With time ...
With time everything goes away
We feel old and weary like an exhausted horse
And we feel frozen in an unknown bed and perhaps,
we feel lonely but carefree
And we feel cheated by all the lost years
So, truly with time, we love no more.
Most of the tulips in the garden have gone over, but this one is stubbornly hanging on.
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Nikon Z6, 11mm and 18mm Extension Tubes, Nikkor 24-70mm f/4 S
Exposure X7, Color Efex Pro 4
Past are ghost they will not let you sleep.
Future are dreams they will not let you sleep.
Present is doing just now or never.
Time is running for ever and ever.
You have a single moment to do now.
Past and future makes files of thoughts in your mind.
They repeat and tingle you again and again.
Your mind is full of imaginations and illusions.
Your mind is full of attachment and tensions.
You start losing present moments.
You stop living present moments.
Time runs and never waits for you.
And you have nothing to do.
You cry for what you left before.
You dream to want more and more.
Wake up wake up now with this moment
Live with totality now with this moment.
-by Ramesh Kavdia
After an unusually dry 12 month, the water storage levels at Mill Pond Reservoir are extremely low. This time last year, the reservoir was almost at capacity - this rock was 3 or 4 meters under water.
early in the morning or late into the night, I am not sure which moment to choose, so I won't.
A good time for me to get off the track, smell a flower, let the glee sink in and draw a line under the past 12 months.
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no need to leave comments, thank you for stopping by! ;)
have a good end of the year, celebrate the way you like it!
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| 7 stacked frames | 18 mm | ISO 6400 | f/2.8 | 20 sec |
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EF-S 18mm-55mm f/ f/3.5-5.6 IS
Marina Bay, Singapore.
Panasonic DC-GX9
Olympus M.9-18mm F4.0-5.6
Aperture ƒ/9.0
Focal length 18.0 mm
Shutter 15 secs
ISO 100
A few weeks ago, my brother and I were still up at dawn, though he was heading to bed and I was kinda just in my insomnia fog. We both saw that the clouds outside the window were speckled across the entire sky in a way we hadn't seen before and it seemed pretty likely there'd at least be an impressive sunrise.
Often I seem to fall asleep right before dawn and wake up mid morning, rarely getting to see the sunrise. I decided to try and go to sleep anyway. 10 wasted minutes of cell phone solitaire later, I was getting my gear together and heading out the door. The delay left me with the Hollywood Bowl Overlook as the best and closest East facing place I knew of. I was the only person there when I arrived and set up at the very top of the overlook for the first time. The sky was still completely filled with this cloud pattern so I figured a larger panorama might work out, especially since I got there too late to mess around with long exposures.
As of now, I've never actually woken up to shoot a sunrise. They've all been a result of a sleepless night. Sometimes insomnia isn't so bad.
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Hollywood Bowl Overlook
Los Angeles, California
April 27th, 2016
6:15am
SETTINGS:
Canon T4i
EF-S 18-135mm IS STM
@18mm
f/3.5
1/200th second
4 photo panorama
Went for a high key sort of look with this one. Think it works.
Nikon Z6, 11mm & 18mm Extension Tubes, Nikkor 24-70mm f/4 S,
Exposure X6, Silver Efex Pro 2
Clairton, Pennsylvania
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EF-S 18mm-55mm f/ f/3.5-5.6 IS
Another from a bonny early wander with Billy Currie a week or two back. I just rather liked the different paths of the river and the road. Stob Dearg was immediately to my left and it was looking rather magnificent but I just liked this view instead. A 2:1 crop of a single shot using the Zeiss 18mm - a recent acquisition and one that I bought as a nice walking lens for those rare occasions I go wide.
shot with an olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii--720nm infrared converted--and a canon ef-s 10-18mm super wide angle zoom lens
On the banks of river Hooghly, the Indian side distributary of mighty and holy Ganges at early dawn. Shot from one of the ghats in Chandannagar, West Bengal, India.
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ABANDONED seen in Las Tricias, Isla de La Palma, Canary Islands with Sony A7 modified for infra red 720nm and Laowa 10-18mm
This is done in-camera. It's not a post-editing effect or anything like that. I used a 10-stop ND so that I could get a pretty long exposure. I think the first 5 seconds were still, and for the rest of the time, I used the camera as a paintbrush, moving it up and down.
I have this shot on my desktop background right now (16:9 ratio is meant for my screen) and it looks quite nice.
Exif: ISO 200 ; f/3.5 (with a 10-stop ND filter) ; 26 sec ; @18mm