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two yongnuo yn560mk3, bowl of water and some colored ink drops.
one speedlight behind the bowl and with a normal sheet of copy-paper working as diffusor.
the other one in the front right. both triggered with the yn560tx remote control with 1/64 of power.
The Blue Lakes are located in a glacial basin in southwest Colorado in the Mount Sneffels Wilderness. A gorgeous alpine hike with wildflower-filled meadows, and impressive views . There are three lakes in the basin - the middle and upper have the best views
This is the Upper Blue lake. Day 2. Sunrise
this blue colour has attracted me
this image has been taken at popular botanical garden ooty, Tamilnadu, india.
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Blue Convergence
No light metering, no bracketing, no tripod, just an exposure guess set manually, focus, frame, align in viewfinder opposite to what you want/see, hand held, and gently pressed the shutter release.
Hasselblad *503CWD
Carl Zeiss Distagon 4/50 T* Cfi 50mm
50 ISO
1/125sec
f/4.0
5,000°K Colour Temperature
6 May 2016
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This shot is with flash. The next is without and I can't decide which I like better. It looks like he is smiling in a smug sort of way.
This is a view of my little village of Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia, as I walk across the causeway to the larger town of Annapolis Royal (pop. 750). The road along the water, through Granville Ferry, is one of the oldest in the country, originally providing a path for Indian trappers to bring their beaver pelts to the French fort at Port Royal. In 1605, Samuel de Champlain helped establish Port Royal (at the end of this peninsula) representing one of the earliest European attempts at settlement in North America.
There was a serious effort by the Canadian government in the 70's to make this area a northern version of the popular tourist attraction, Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia (since we're older and prettier). However, it seems we're too far off the main tourist routes and probably too eccentric to have made the transition and the effort, fortunately, petered out after a decade or so. Annapolis Royal underwent a lot of restoration during that decade and acquired a number of interesting "attractions", like our Historic Gardens, which later reverted to the townspeople. We were left in peace and quiet to enjoy a town that the UN voted a few years ago as "the most livable small town on the planet".
A little blue for your Monday.
I'll be around to catch up with everyone later tonight.....hope everyone has a great week ahead!
Note: New camera body (E-620) arrives tomorrow, and I'll be at the Outer Banks this coming weekend to break it in : ))
Camera:Olympus E-510
Exposure:0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture:f/4.0
Focal Length:105 mm
ISO Speed:100
Exposure Bias:0 EV
Calycopis isobeon, Searight Park, Austin. Sometimes considered conspecific with the red-banded hairstreak, which is almost identical, but has a more eastern range in the US.
Sailor Bar, American River Parkway / Sacramento County, California
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