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Three polypores (bracket fungus or shelf fungus) grow on a fallen tree in the dark understory of the jungle of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica.
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...with this sunset and a bottle of beer on the top of the "Domerker" mountain :) I've been visiting this spot earlier this week but the light was dull with loads of clouds and no sun at all. The weather forecast looked better today so grabbed my backpack again (which was mostly still packed from Monday). The sunset was nice but ended a little early as the distant thunderstorms (that have been hitting the rest of Germany this week already) came closer than I expected. Blue hour was not so nice later on due to the cloud cover (again).
Nikon D800, Nikon Af-S 20/1.8, exposure bracketing from five shots, no filter (I forgot the holder...)
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Concrete supporting columns at the base of Fellows Court, Hackney. Built in 1963 and designed by LCC Architects’ Department.
Ex-SR `Battle of Britain' Light Pacific No.34053 `Sir Keith Park' is about to cross Oldbury Road on the approach to Bridgnorth.
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A Bracket Fungi on a poplar tree in the mixed woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
13 October, 2012.
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With all the leaves having fallen off the trees in the rain yesterday, all that was left of the autumn colours was the huge crop of bracket fungus growing on a dead tree stump.
On a construction site fence that has been re-assembled on numerous sites over the years, which explains the signs of wear on the nut. The bolt is 10mm in diameter. (The brackets join sections of steel fencing to each other.) This was a trial macro shot using a Meike 16mm AF extension tube. Edited in LR 6.9 with Fuji monochrome +R filter profile. [FUJI4984_lr_2000]
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Kandy is an exquisite location for sunset shots however sunsets can start and conclude within 30 minutes. Within that 30 minutes you have to keep your fingers crossed for some activity.
On this evening Hunslet built Kandy shunter is running into platform 3 to pick up some stock.
Her number is 683 and she was moving slow enough to try a risky 30th sec shot.
This beautiful bracket signal creates the perfect frame set against a beautiful blue hour/ 20 min sky.
I think the wood is Crack Willow and the fungus Smoky Bracket.
Bluebell Wood Hyde Lea Stafford UK 14th October 2022
Two velvet antlered Mule deer bucks work both sides of a bush for berries and leaves. All rights reserved.
Not a duplicate of the previous upload! This is focus bracketed (8 shots taken with different focus, and one picked out). Previous upload was a jpg produced from a focus-stacked jpg, whereas this is a jpg produced from a single raw. My analysis here is that for the extra detail added in the stacked image, some of that is unwanted (backscatter), and that I have to post-produce a jpg rather than a raw. Other observations welcome!
Playing around with the close-focus abilities of the RF24-105mm STM lens and the R6M2's in-camera focus bracketing capabilities. The first few tries I wasn't steady enough, and the camera wasn't able to assemble the images together. I moved things about to get a steady platform and this was one of the results. With this one I limited the number of shots so that the distracting background remained in bokeh.
Later, I was able to merge the series that the camera couldn't by using Affinity Photo II; it has an algorithm that was able align the images before merging them.
Snap this in Greenwich with exposure bracket of 3 images and later converted it to HDR using Photomatix.