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Went down to the Lake, aimed to find some icicles on tree branches after a windy night and the temperature dropped below -11C. A little disappointed since the lake water was still warm.
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I guess I'm showing my age when I reference New Wave ;)
Nevertheless, the sound of the water crashing against the cool, Autumnal shoreline, early in the morning, was music to my ears ;)
I'm off for a while. See ya' later my Flickrite Friends ;)
During the recent trip to California, we visited many beaches and public/recreational piers. There must be over hundred of them in California and they range from concrete structures to wood, most often called wharfs when they have the wooden surface you can drive on. I loved to take photos of them, day or night, and you will see many more positings to come. Hope you like them too.
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ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing:
only a signal shown, and a distant voice in the darkness;
so on the ocean of life, we pass and speak one another,
only a look and a voice, then darkness again and a silence.
longfellow
Had to go back to my new favourite local spot. Passed one dog-owner who thought it was a dreary day for taking pictures, but I smiled and thought otherwise. :-)
It was a nice day for hiking and there were many people on the summit. Here is the example using long exposure to "remove" the people ;)
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One of many small ice boulders along the beach in front of the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón in south-eastern Iceland.
The picture (60seconds exposure) was taken with the Bigstopper (ND 10) and a 0.9 ND grad soft filter from Lee Filters.
More minimalist long exposure type stuff.
Still busy at work!
Thanks all! Quite an overwhelming response! Never been anywhere near the front page before, though to be honest, I think it's long overdue! ;-)
As to those who have asked how I did this- it's easy! Just point your camera at moving water for 60seconds, and use a filtery thing to stop the blow out.
One of many small ice boulders along the beach in front of the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón in south-eastern Iceland.
The picture (60seconds exposure) was taken with the Bigstopper (ND 10) and a 0.9 ND grad soft filter from Lee Filters. This is one of those attempts that worked out fine. The waves stayed away just for little more than a minute. Enough to take this shot without getting wet feet.
Closing the dome- -60 second exposure.
The Gardiner Expressway and the Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario.
Pentax K1 + Samyang 20mm 1.8
Astrotracer for the Sky, with 60seconds, f2 and ISO 2500
Foreground, 180sec, f1.8 and ISO 400
One of many small ice boulders along the beach in front of the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón in south-eastern Iceland.
The picture (60seconds exposure) was taken with the Bigstopper (ND 10) and a 0.9 ND grad soft filter from Lee Filters. It took a few attempts to get it right, since the (small) waves occasionally got to close and I had to quickly take the camera to safe grounds.
🇪🇸 Y es que muchas veces no hace falta viajar muy lejos para tener unos paisajes increíbles. Pasar la noche rodeados de nieve en Picos de Europa fue realmente espectacular.
Estuvimos buscando la mejor composición para sacar todo lo que teníamos en frente junto a la Vía Láctea y después utilizamos la tienda de Adri para dar ese punto de escala a las montañas y de luz cálida y este fue el resultado.
El cielo este compuesto de una panorámica de 12 tomas con tracker, cada una de ellas de 5 x 30s f2.2 ISO 1000 - con el Sony 20mm f1.8
La tierra se trata de una panorámica de 9 tomas a 16mm 60segundos f4
🇬🇧 And it is that many times you don't need to travel far to have incredible landscapes. Spending the night surrounded by snow in Picos de Europa was really spectacular, one of those plans that you remember forever.
We were looking for the best composition to take everything we had in front of us next to the Milky Way and then we used Adrian's tent to give that point of scale to the mountains and warm light and this was the result.
The sky is composed of a 12 shot panoramic with tracker, each shot 5 x 30s f2.2 ISO 1000 - with the Sony 20mm f1.8.
The earth is a 9 shot panorama at 16mm 60seconds f4
The International Railroad Bridge was built in 1887 by the Dominion Bridge Company Limited from Lachine, Quebec. The bridge, a Camelback Truss design, consists of nine spans across the St. Mary's River / St. Marys Rapids, and features pinned and riveted connections, a-frame portal bracing, V-lacing support through out, cut stone abutments and piers. The bridge was originally built by the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company and is now owned by the Canadian National Railway Company.
The bridge connects Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. The bridge was originally built by the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company and is now owned by the Canadian National Railway Company.
60 second exposure with a Singh-Ray three stop soft graduated neutral density filter + ND110 10 stop solid neutral density filter.
One of many small ice boulders along the beach in front of the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón in south-eastern Iceland. A very magic place to be - where hours are passing by like minutes.
The picture (60seconds exposure) was taken with the Bigstopper (ND 10) and a 0.9 ND grad soft filter from Lee Filters.
Sunrise over violet tulips in Mt. Vernon WA. I slept in my car the night before, and woke before sunrise to get into place. It was cold out, and there was frost on the tulips. It was pretty clouded over, but the sun broke free for about 60 seconds...long enough for me to get off a couple shots. I waited for an hour for the sun to come back, but it never did.
I remember being disappointed but looking back now, it was worth it. Funny how that works. At the time, you don't really think about it, but you're forming the memories that you will look back on later.....even if they only come 60 seconds at a time.
Best viewed large.
D80
Sigma 10-20mm
Hitech .9 Soft GND
Double processed single RAW file
This was an awesome outing with one of my flickr contacts Mac D. Mac is one of the coolest guys I've ever met. His work is amazing, so if you get time stop by and check his stream out. You will not be disappointed.
I'm fresh from the Bahamas, and was eager to get back out and get some wave action back into my system, so Mac and I decided to hit up Crystal Cove State Park. I love shooting this place. Each time I come here the conditions are always different. We were hoping for some nice cloud cover, which we didn't get, but we were treated with some off shore marine layer, and high tide. The high tide was crazy. There were constant waves pounding the shore. The rocky area would fill completely up with water, then go rushing back over the textured rock, which gave some really cool streaks of water flowing off the rocks, I'll post that image later, but as soon as one wave would come in, another would follow right behind it. On this shot, I was lucky enough to get two incoming waves in one long exposure. I think the results turned out kind of cool looking. Thanks for stopping by.
A nice warm feeling as the rising sun tries to shine through the rain out to sea.
Sadly soon to be replaced by the next wave of rain clouds moving in, though that did provide some interesting light :)
I had a day off work today I am pleased to report the weather on the South Coast of the UK improved so I paid a visit to Sandy Point, Hayling Island to capture the sunset.
Regular followers will know that that I had a major accident with my camera & lens last time I visited this location a few weeks ago and thanks to my insurance company and a really good Black Friday deal at Jessop's I have upgraded my camera to a Nikon D810 with a new 24-70mm 2.8 lens and today was the first opportunity to give my new gear a try!
In addition, my good friend Andy has also been converted to Nikon and has purchased a D810 as well and it was good that he was able to meet me at the beach today making it a real Team Nikon event!
I must say the camera is superb, the detail captured is incredible with amazing shadow recovery and an almost silent shutter, much better than my D800!!
60 second exposure using a Lee 'Little Stopper' 6 stop ND filter + 0.9 ND grad over the sky.
Thanks for any comments you may wish to leave.
غاف مكين
Leica 007
24mm
f\5.6
60seconds
I add Little panoramic to the top (2 images )
Adobe LR and CC for HDR+Colors Editing
Camera Canon 600D
Lens Cobra 70-200mm @ 100mm
Exposure 60 seconds
Aperture f16
ISO 100
Filter Camdiox ND1000
D5000 60seconds iso200
16-85vr @22mm f/14
Lee 0.6 GNDh and Big Stopper
First use of the Lee Big Stopper. Hard to compare it against the Haida 10stop from only one session and a couple of frames, nice not to faff with screwing filters on and off though ;)
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Warsaw, Poland
Summer 2018
Precisely 17:00 an alarm sounds across the city of Warsaw announcing the start of the minute of silence commemorating the 74th Warsaw Uprising anniversary and to honor the memory of the fallen men, women and children who died fighting the nazis....
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Here is my first image of Trifid and lagoon Nebula. These two targets have been on my bucket list since I bought my telescope. Taken over two nights from Craters of the moon National Monument and Great Basin National Park. Hope you all enjoy and thanks for any constructive comments.
Mount - Celestron Advanced VX
Telescope - Stellarvue SV 70T
Camera - ZWO ASI 1600mm
Light frames
HA 40 x 180 seconds
OIII 40 x 180seconds
Red 20 x 60seconds
Green 20 x 60seconds
Blue 20 x 60 seconds
Darks 35
Bias 50
Total integration 5 hours