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I took this on Schiermonnikoog, where aren't much lights, so you can see a lot of stars all the time.
I converted it to black and white because this way you can see much more stars and because I like black and white :)
I'm thrilled that this photo made it into Flickr's Explore gallery on 1st Oct 2015 as photo 401.
Squint your eyes a bit and you might see an angry/evil Japanese Spiderman, or you might just see the walkway to the Wellcome Trust Gallery at the British Museum.
This iconic architectural marvel is one of the most photographed buildings in London. As a result it's difficult to get a fresh take on it. I'd previously seen some interesting shots from this end, but none quite like this.
The roof of the Great Courtyard was designed by Foster and Partners (2000).
Minolta MD 16mm f/2.8 Fisheye
Sony A7r
Tropical Checkered Skipper (Pyrgus oileus) - Glenn Garrett Memorial Park boat ramp, Ingraham Highway, Homestead, Florida
Sometimes after I've shot a bit of video, I forget to change the ISO back to "normal", and I get crazy settings like 1/3200 @ ISO 1600 in my stills. But amazingly (with the Sony anyways), it seems to produce acceptable images in spite of that!
Don't be thinkin' you'll get away with that with Canon sensors!
single capture photograph (cropped): 116 seconds, f/20, iso 100
I recently saw a composite image where someone photoshopped the moon inside of a glass ball. The concept was very inspiring, I thought I might try it in a single capture. Started with 400mm lens on the moon, then mid-capture lens change to 24mm and on to tripod 2 for my hands holding the glass ball, lit with a quick flash of light through a beauty dish.
Captured at Kenosha Harbor with a Sony A7R II and my modded Holga F/8 lens plus a Holga Fisheye Adapter.
It's stranger than you'd think finally seeing in person a landscape you've seen time after time in other photographers' shots. Rock formation Hvitserkur in northern Iceland (according to legend, a troll turned to stone after being too slow getting under cover by daybreak) is one such place, and even though I knew its general shape and that the surroundings vary drastically with the tide, I didn't expect it would be quite so far off shore off a cliff, since I'd never seen the foreground included in photos. I also didn't know there was a small waterfall leading down to it!
Being on a tight schedule with three other travelers, I didn't have time to make my way down to the shore and get a closer look, but I did try to give my own spin on it by including the falls since I love waterfalls so much. Hopefully I did it justice.
from within the cedric grolet & airelles bakery, this image captures a quintessential moment of modern vacationing. a woman, stylishly dressed in a cherry-print dress, balances her iced coffee while snapping a photo with her phone. the bakery, celebrated and buzzed about on social media, attracts numerous influencers who photograph themselves or the sumptuous pastries. this scene, set against a backdrop of freshly baked croissants and tarts, encapsulates the phenomenon of digital-age travel, where the experience is as much about capturing and sharing as it is about savoring the moment. the high price and the ensuing mixed reviews on google speak to the tension between expectation and reality.
What you looking at??? Had the trail cam in the same spot for two weeks. Captured a few deer, mostly not centered. Got shots for a couple days, then nothing for the final week. I think they noticed something strange and avoided the area.
When setting up my laundry shot, the sunrise was such a beautiful, orange color that I wanted to try to capture it.
to capture an island.. is not so easy.. but not so complicated either.. so lets do it buddies. You can have your own island. like these two buddies.
~You miss 100% of the Captures you don't take.~
Chickamuga Lake
Chickamauga Lake is a United States reservoir along the Tennessee River created when the Chickamauga Dam, as part of the Tennessee Valley Authority, was completed in 1940. The lake stretches from Watts Bar Dam at mile 529.9 (853 km) to Chickamauga Dam at mile 471.0 (758 km) making the lake 58.9 miles (94.8 km) long. It borders Rhea County, Meigs County, and Hamilton County with 810 miles (1,303 km) of shoreline and two bridges crossing it at State Highway 60 and Highway 30. The lake is commonly used for recreational and outdoor activities, especially at the southern end, due to the high population density surrounding it. It was named after the Chickamauga (tribe) of Cherokees who used to live in the area.
My wife stands poised to capture an approaching summer storm in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia.
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Hereios are doing poe-scapes (haunting images) today.
There was much more masking and shadowing than I had anticipated with this one.
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