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I went out the elowah falls the other night and there was way too much spray to get anything, however, the light in the forest was beautiful and the hint of fall color added a nice touch to the color palate. Thanks for looking.
Svalbard, Norway
This image captures the abstract shapes of the wake created by our ship in the Arctic Ocean. I cranked up the saturation a bit to make it appear more surreal.
Revueflex AC-1
CZJ Flektogon 20mm f4
Kodak TMax 400@3200
XTOL 1:1
Reflecta RPS7200
Already replaced the beat up CE-3 I had with a near-identical Revueflex AC-1 that I found in near mint condition. Much better!
TMax 400 just barely works at 3200, not a lot of useable shots on this roll.
The Palace of the Counts is a palace in revivalist style , installed in a small cove. During the high tide, the building's base is touched by the waves. His style combines the romanticism - in vogue at the time - with an appearance of château medieval , culminating in the great tower.
It was built in the nineteenth century by Jorge O'Neill , nephew of the 1st Viscount of Santa Monica and a descendant of the Counts of Clanaboy and Princes Tyrone , Kings of Ulster and sometimes High Kings of Ireland.
The building has Irish origin of elements, such as clovers present in wrought iron door and painting the ceiling of the Hall of Clovers, the museum's entrance hall, and the coat of arms of Jorge O'Neill and his ancestors, painted the turret roof.
✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: flavoredtape.com/post/154190250731
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3D abstract design
I used an extension tube on my macro lens to get in close to this Bird of Paradise flower. I thought that abstract color and shapes might make an interesting subject. I took two different versions of this picture with only the focus point changing and then combined them in Photoshop for extra depth of field.
Other pictures where I've used focus stacking for extra depth of field can be seen here.