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Explore #69, May 22, 2009 - Thank you :) !
I simly love the little Daisy like here in a flower meadow (Bellis perennis)!
Found in the garden of Hohenheim (Stuttgart, Germany).
It's worth to View Large On Black.
Ich liebe einfach diese Gänseblümchen wie hier in dieser Blumenwiese!
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Sushi take away is the best food for a picnic ;)
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My plans for a photowalk yesterday was a little changed due to a passing thunderstorm :) But I managed to get a few shots after the rain had stopped. The sky could have had core contrast to it, but it was enough to work with. I shot a few similar shots, but not sure which I like the most.
Check out this version and give me your thoughts about which vversion you like the most.
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`Not a shred of evidence exists in favour of the idea that life is serious.`
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Will be busy the next few days...I will try and visit your photostreams a.s.a.p.
Take care my friends!
My Japanese Maple again ... well, this is right after rain
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#139/365 A little candid of my daughter strolling down one of he isles at Toys R Us. I never realized how pink it all is in there!
I'm still stuck editing on this laptop. I have all my color profiles set, yet for some reason when I upload to flickr my colors desaturate. I have it setup exactly like my work computer and desktop and still this problem. Darn this thing! HPPT!
There is one spectacle grander than the sea, that is the sky; there is one spectacle grander than the sky, that is the interior of the soul.
- Victor Hugo
~ Federico Fellini
Hey hey hey! Im back! =D I was away cos my internet went dead all of a sudden, the service provider blocked my account & changed its package without any notification... can you believe that. Anyways it has been resolved now & Im glad to be back to flickrland =)
Okay so this is my first shot processed with Lightroom. I messed up things there pretty good... i mean bad.. haha! =D
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Camera left SB900 shoot through umbrella with green gel at 1/16 power
and SB900 with diffuser on my right hand at 1/128 power
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There are some juxtapositions that you just don't see every day.
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OK, days after posting I will add some context. Beside a fire station in downtown Toronto there is a gay bar called "The Pump House", which seems to be decorated with fire station artifacts and "hunky fire fighter" pictures. I was walking past one day, and it kind of caught my eye that there was a huge slobbering camel there on the patio, with a crowd around. That kind of thing does tend to grab your attention. As it turned out, the bar had done some fundraising (or something like that) for the Toronto Zoo. For reasons I don't fully understand, the camel, complete with his/her own keeper, was there visiting the bar. It seemed to be worth snapping a few photos. The camel's tongue was hanging out almost constantly, and while taking pictures I happened to notice the "hunky fire fighter" poster on the fence behind. So I started shooting to try and get this juxtaposition. The "old sepia photo" treatment was used partly because it's amusing for this, but mainly because the picture wasn't very sharp and vivid. But I thought I had to post something from that day: how often do you see a camel on the patio of a gay bar, sticking out its tongue with a pin-up poster behind? Not every day, that's for sure. :-)
Oct 20, 2010, look for this photo in the next Nature's Best Photography Magazine as an honorable mention in the Windland Smith Rice Awards, Ocean's category!
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It is amazing what cloud layers moving in different directions for three minutes can do to a sky! 10-Stop circular ND. No HDR! Trinidad Beach, just north of Eureka, California! High tide.
See the 1200 pixel version!
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Canon 17-40L @ 20
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LEE soft ND grad (100x150mm) 0.9 + 0.6
Lee foundation kit filter holder with Lee 77mm adapter ring
Hoya ndx400 (10-stop) very dark circular ND filter, very little vignetting @20mm wide!
ISO 200 (I had to bump up the ISO to keep it at 3 minutes)
RAW file processed with Capture One by Phase One
TIFF file processed with Photoshop
Bare feet (soft sand)
See my first upload of the series for the trials and tribulations of getting to this spot at this time.
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So, as the sunset continued on, the colors became more intense. I usually wait to go for the long exposure once it is too dark for my shorter ones, but I have my new 10-stop filter so I have to give it a go. So why not use it while there is still good light in the sky? This exposure started about 5 minutes before sunset. The lower layer of cloud was moving one way while the higher clouds were moving another way. I had no idea it would turn out like this. I like the long streaks from a long exposure, but here, a streak would begin and then get erased by another cloud moving in to block it. The higher layer had all the colors, so the lower clouds would stop the streaks of colors. I'm going to experiment with crossing cloud layers more, now that I see what they do.
It was getting a bit darker, so I bumped the ISO up to 200 because my usual ISO 50 would have meant a 10 minute exposure perhaps. I studied where the waves broke on average, so I would know where to put the tripod so that over 3 minutes, a reflection would be visible.
I knew that in order to get reflections, I'd have to get hit many times by waves, so before starting the exposure I dug the tripod into the sand about 1 foot and let a few wave cycles wash through to stabilze the tripod. The full res image is totally sharp.
The map shows exactly where this is.
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"I could stay there for a lifetime"
Better days with brighter sunshines are coming. Everyone's "Woohoo !" !
- This title also tries to make a comparison between the ephemeral poppies, and our human condition, which is ephemeral as well, but in another way(s)... -
This afternoon, i came back home earlier than usual. After two fruitless hours in front off my tv, i decided to look out the window.
The weather was cloudy and we almost couldn't see the sun. I had to wait before going outside with my camera.
And there was not much to do inside. Actually i didn't really check out what i could do because i wanted to breathe some refreshing and sunny air, and maybe to take some pictures as well...
But i hoped this was not going to last long.
Twenty minutes later, without asking myself more questions, i opened the door and jumped outside.
Sometimes you easily become aware of things, habits you'd always like to live with... Your will can change everything without a lot of efforts.
I decided to ride my bike if ever the clouds would have liked to wring themselves.
Though despite that i put rain clothes into my bag, nothing happened.
In fact, i couldn't know that the bad weather that persisted this entire week was going to change into a beautiful and sunny afternoon allowing me to find my smile back.
At that moment of the day, when the sun suddenly appeared from behind the clouds now disapearing, i found a wheat field full of poppies. The first one this year !
I couldn't even dream of it !
The horizon was immense, i couldn't see anything but wheat, and wheat, and poppies... And the sun was wonderfully reflecting on the wheat dancing with the wind... The sun was not so hot on my skin, and sometimes the wind was a little cold. But it was an intense feeling, only the fact of being here, lost in the immensity.
I could stay there for a lifeftime.
I only stayed two hours, or more. I don't know. In fact i don't even remember.
I was feeling alive for the very first time this year :D
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Paul :)
My first attempt at HDR imaging, handheld shot of boats on the Carenage, in St. George's, Grenada. I'm loving this already...
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this diptych is the same structure, by spanish architect, santiago calatrava -- looking to the west and to the east.
i went to visit OAKA (the center of the 2004 athens' olympics) for a shoot when i realized that there was a soccer match on -- panathinaikos and aek were playing -- so i rushed to take these and get out of there before it finished to beat the traffic.
i placed this general position on the map. more images from OAKA in this set
on the blog: toomanytribbles.blogspot.com/2009/05/calatrava-fire-and-i...
I love how the other ones are (or seem to be) watching him!
Explored @ 7! (Highest position) Thanks!!
Contrast and Cropping on PS, no other edits.
A Scoglitti, per la festa di S.Giuseppe, la gente prepara immense tavole imbandite ("le tavolate di S.Giuseppe) e le donne fanno "il pane di S.Giuseppe", a forma di mano, di bastone, di palma, ecc.
Le case vengono aperte al pubblico, che ammira le tavole ricche di cibi di ogni tipo..e il pane di S.Giuseppe viene offerto a tutti i visitatori.
La mattina della festa il cibo viene benedetto dal parroco del paese, e un uomo e una donna, vestiti da Maria e S.Giuseppe, girano per la case, bussano alle porte ('a tuppuliata) e alla terza "tuppuliata" viene loro aperta la porta.
Si siedono alle tavole e viene loro offerta pasta e legumi, e il pane.
Il cibo eccedente viene poi regalato ai poveri, o venduto all'asta, i cui proventi vanno poi alla chiesa principale del paese.
Il significato della festa si perde nella notte dei tempi, ma in genere gli studiosi di tradizioni popolari spiegano che l'offerta di cibo ai santi, e ai poveri, rappresenta l'offerta di cibo (simbolo di vita e di calore familiare) ai propri cari che non ci sono più.
Le donne con cui ho avuto modo di parlare in quei giorni, mi raccontavano inoltre che le tavole fino a pochi anni fa erano molto più povere, e che i cibi offerti erano cibi semplici, pasta e legumi, ortaggi, pane.
Mentre oggi il desiderio di mostrare a tutta la città la tavola più bella, ha trasformato questa consuetudine in una sorta di "gara" alla tavola più ricca. Dolci tipici e pesce, anche pregiato, hanno cominciato a prendere il posto dei cibi offerti in passato.
Sulle tavole però sono rimasti fino ad oggi alcuni cibi presenti da sempre, in particolare agrumi e carciofi, cibi aspri e amari, simbolo delle asprezze e amarezze della vita.
I’m not sure why we’re so drawn to sunsets and why they always make us feel good. We see plenty of them in our lifetime, and we expect vivid colors, but we’re still awe-struck each time we see them. Is it the completion of the day, or how it makes us feel like we’re able to relax finally after a day of intense sunlight and stress?
I often reference those cheesy Corona commercials when talking about just relaxing for a while. I find it hard to really sit still and do nothing, even enjoying a sunset. I don’t know if that’s ADD, restlessness, or my diet of 4 daily cups of coffee, but I’m learning if I really want some clarity, peace of mind and to hear what He has planned for me, then I must dedicate a little bit of time each week to allow my mind and body to go on screen saver for a while to just digest my mind just wander….
I have so much to do… I’m hungry…… sushi sounds good… sushi is expensive… man, I need to pay off that credit card… I haven’t played cards in a while………… poker… poker face… man I don’t get this Lady Gaga… who names themselves after what a baby says..... I remember when Dylan was a baby… I wonder what Dylan is doing… Is Caiden’s homework done… I remember having homework… wish I had homework instead of housework… man I need to pull those weeds… weed.. where’s my brother… haha, one of my favorite movies is Oh Brother Where Art Thou…. I need more pomade for my hair… I could get some at the store… while I’m there, I could get some food.. I’m still hungry………..
CPK - BBQ chicken chop salad today....
OH, I almost forgot to mention, my lovely photo assistant and flash holder was none other than Jill's Junk who brought her junk and met me down at the pier to help photograph and light this lovely couple. She let me take a few test fires of her Canon 5DM2 which I will never admit in public that I liked, but it had a real snappy feel to it. Nice to meet you Jill!!
Strobist - Vivitar 285HV shot at half power camera right, remotely triggered with Phottix PT-04II ebay triggers
هر ذره که در هوا و در هامونست
نیکو نگرش که همچو ما مجنونست
هر ذره اگر خوش است اگر محزونست
سرگشته خورشید خوش بیچونست
حضرت مولانا
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سبز و شاد باشی
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EXPLORE!!!! #430 -12 de Mayo 2009-
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por su magistral clase del procesado en Raw (es un maestro)
Gracias Chato!
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Eilean Donan, Scottish Gaelic for Island of Donan, is a small island in Loch Duich in the western Highlands of Scotland. It is connected to the mainland by a footbridge and lies about half a mile from the village of Dornie. Eilean Donan is named after St Donan, a Celtic saint martyred in the Dark Ages. The original castle was built in 1220 for Alexander II as a defence against the Vikings. This century it has become one of Scotland most photographed castles thanks to its picturesque setting on an islet in Loch Duich by the main road to the Isle of Skye. In 1984 it featured in the movie Highlander with Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery.
We just got back from our holiday from Scotland. Despite the rain, rain and rain we had a great holiday. We visit the two cities Edinburgh, Glasgow and went hiking in the Highlands of Scotland on the beautiful isle of Skye. We all go soaking wet everyday but our fireplace at our cottage and Scottish Whiskey kept me warm. Many new photos but have to finish my photo book too ;-) Above photo taken on our way the Isle of Skye. The famous Eilean Donan castle captured just before the start of heavy rain fall.
Eilean Donan Castle is een van oorsprong dertiende eeuws kasteel, gelegen vlakbij Dornie, op een eiland in Loch Duich in de Schotse regio Highland. Aan het begin van de achttiende eeuw werd het kasteel opgeblazen. Aan het begin van de twintigste eeuw werd Eilean Donan Castle uitgebreid gerestaureerd en opengesteld voor publiek. Waarschijnlijk werd pas in de vroege dertiende eeuw een kasteel gebouwd op het eiland, ter verdediging tegen de Vikingen. Vanaf het midden van de dertiende eeuw vormden de westelijke hooglanden tezamen met de westelijke eilanden min of meer een eigen koninkrijk onder de Lords of the Isles. Deze eeuw is het één van Schotland meest gefotografeerde kasteel te danken naar zijn schilderachtige setting op een eilandje in het meer van Duich langs de weg naar het Eiland Skye. In 1984 kwam het in de film de Highlander met Christopher Lambert en Sean Connery voor.
La vera storia di come i papaveri rossi furono assassinati!!!!!
in explore 11may09 - highest position: 5 on tuesday, may 12, 2009
#130/365 Well kind of my first family portrait (usually it is just the kids). I've was planning to do a solo portrait of the wife but figured it was more appropriate to show the kids. I had several great shot of the kids but in the end the mom has to look the best! Happy Mother's Day to all the mom's out there!
Strobist: 2x sb-800 (dual bracketed) shooting thru a 43" umbrella @ 1/2 power high camera left.
#128/365 Post Process Fridays episode #15. This wonderful shot was taken by Ang, who was there to capture the return home of Mary Kim's husband who was on on deployment. I know it's been about a month, but welcome home Steve! Semper Fi! TGIF! HPPF! OPP! YEAH! YOU! KNOW! ME!
Laos is the most laid back country I have been to. You cannot take it at your pace. You have to go with the flow - meander around the town on foot, take a boat down the Mekong, get up early in the morning to watch the monks receive alms. This is as close to the romantic Indochina you can get.
The Mekong is born 4000km from the sea, on the Tibetan plateau. More of the river courses through Laos than any other SE Asian country - the entire country parallels its course. It runs through most of the major cities and is a key source of livelihood (direct or indirect) for the country.
Luang Prabang, Laos
2009
We were spending the weekend with very close friends' home
and this spot at their neighbor's front yard caught my eye.
I wouldn't let the day without snapping a shot.
My daughter Mary named this the peaceful tree.
Have a productive week ahead!
Congratulations to Ryan Agoncilloand Judy Ann Santos!
And bravo to Manny Paquiao!
#124/365 We try to go out to eat as a family once every several weeks and when I do I try to get a shot of where we go. So here is one more to add to my resturants set. This is actually the second shot from this place. I'll have to make it a point to go somewhere else next time. Hope everyone had a great weekend.
♥ FP & EXPLORE ♥..... May 3, 2009...... Best Position # 31..... Thank you, Friends!
Here's a photograph of my horse "Sam". He is around 21 years old now.. and still just as handsome! No one has ridden him in over 10 years and he is quite content at being a "pasture pet". He has a wonderful personality and loves apples, pears and carrots... of course.
Notice the beautiful dogwood blossoms in the background. They have been gorgeous this spring... pure and white.
Thank you so much for your visits to my stream. I have been so busy the past few days and have gotten behind on my comments. I am blessed to have such wonderful, loyal friends...like YOU!
Had a great day shooting some beautiful countryside today with fellow Flickrite Jeff
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La Brière, ou Grande Brière est drainée par le dernier affluent de la Loire : le Brivet, qui se jette dans l'estuaire à la limite des communes de Saint Nazaire et Montoir de Bretagne.
Son territoire s'étend sur 490 km², dont 170 km² de zones humides, au cœur desquelles le marais de Grande Brière Mottière couvre à lui seul 70 km², qui compte 21 communes.
Les chalands et les chaumières : les deux particularités de la Brière
La chaumière est la maison en toit de chaume traditionnelle dans cette zone de marécage. A une époque où cette zone était transformée en ile à chaque saison hivernale, le chaume était la seule ressource disponible pour couvrir les toits des habitations.
Le Parc de Brière, soucieux de préserver ce précieux patrimoine collectif, poursuit son action : il met gratuitement à disposition son service de conseil architectural et alloue des aides régionales pour les constructions et rénovations de chaumières.
Les sites remarquables pour découvrir les chaumières :le village de Kerhinet à Saint Lyphard, entièrement restauré par le Parc naturel régional de Brière au début des années 70, le village de Kerbourg à Saint-Lyphard, Mayun à la Chapelle-des-Marais, l'île de Fédrun à Saint-Joachim, etc…
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La Brière, or Grande Brière is drained by the last tributary of the Loire: the Brivet, which flows into the estuary to the border between the towns of St. Nazaire and Montoir de Bretagne.
Its territory covers 490 km ², of which 170 km ² of wetlands in the heart of which the Grande Brière marsh Mottière alone covers 70 square kilometers, which has 21 municipalities.
Barges and cottages: two peculiarities of the Brière
The cottage is home to traditional roofs in that area of swamp. At a time when this area was transformed into island each winter, the stubble was the only resource available to cover the roofs of houses.
Brière Park, anxious to preserve this precious heritage, continues its work: it is free to offer its consulting services and architectural allocates regional aid for construction and renovations of cottages.
The places to discover the cottages: the village of Saint Kerhinet Lyphard, fully restored by the Parc Naturel Régional de Brière in the early 70s, the village of Saint-Kerbourg Lyphard, Mayun at the Chapelle des Marais, l Island Fédrun in St. Joachim, etc ...
I was lucky enough to get to shoot this bird crazy close, View Large on Black to see the resulting crazy detail on this tiny bird.
I think Juncos are just the cutest birds, don't you agree?
HBW All! ;-)))
Edit: the one with a blurry branch in the bokeh on the left has been voted off the island and replaced with the crop you see here. After three of you said something and knowing many more remained silent but felt the same, that was good enough for me. Thanks for the honest input all, I truly appreciate it!
"Every past is worth condemning." Friedrich Nietzsche
Much much beautiful architecture ... apart from Crawlies part ... rest was pretty boring. If you've kids around ... I'm sure they'll love this place. It was like revisiting the grade 4/5's science books again ... live ;-)
BTW, do you miss dinosaurs? I do =(
“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart
that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry -- 'The Little Prince', 1943.
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Tanah Lot Temple, Bali, Indonesia
Pura Tanah Lot (Tanah Lot Temple) is Hindu Temple.
Located about 20 km from Denpasar, the temple sits on a huge offshore rock which has been shaped continuously over the years by the ocean tide.
Tanah Lot means "Land in the Middle of the Sea" (in Balinese language) is a famous rock formation off the Indonesian island of Bali.
Note: It is a fantastic place to view beautiful dramatic sunsets. Every day at dusk, tourists throng the area to witness the magnificent silhouette of the temple against the glowing horizon.
~ A. P. Herbert
This ones for sweet & adorable Qirat for the lovely testimonial she wrote for me, thanks girl =) please do have a look at her stream & her natural talent.
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- EXPLORE highest position #49 on 27 April 2009 - Thanks all for your kind visit =)
This shot was taken with the assistance of Mr.Buyie =)
Yeah! We know this is a boring shot. And we know a lot of people have done this before. We weren't even sure how to do it but finally figured it out. It took us about 50 shots to get it just right.
For this shot, my 580 EXII speedlite was used as a master on Buyie's 40D, while Buyie's 430EXII was used as a slave, put at the left side of the glass, and point it straight to the glass.
We used a black-coloured briefcase for the backround and a a piece of glass for the base.
A credit to Bro. Azli and Bro. Emran for the info of strobist setting.
Please see also Buyie's shot for the same object HERE...
Canon EOS 40D (Buyie's) + 28-80mm:
ISO500, f/4.5, 1/125", focal length at 37mm.
Strobist Info:
As mentioned above!
You:
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements (as usual) are welcome.
Me:
- 1st trial to shot lime splash and 1st trial to using strobist in my shot!
Music:
Apa Yang Kau Tahu by Rabbani from album Arah.
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