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Part 2 of my big photography adventure to Lake District will be going live on YouTube tomorrow (22/11) at 6pm. In the meantime here is an image of that rather famous tree on Lake Buttermere that I showed you in part 1. If you want to watch my Lake District video then just head over to: Landscape Photography Adventure in the Lake District - Part 1
I went outside Sunday morning and saw a nice fresh coat of new fallen snow sticking to all the trees. Since I'm not a big fan of shooting frozen waterfalls, I figured I'd take a chance and drive up to the North Chagrin Reservation and check out Squires Castle. Upon arriving, I saw there was even more snow sticking to everything than we had back home. It was indeed a Winter Wonderland. The castle was built in the 1890s by Feargus B. Squire for use as the gatekeeper's house for his future country estate, which was never built. Squire, a founder of Standard Oil Company, bought the surrounding 525 acres of land but never completed the project. Squire sold the property in 1922 and the Cleveland Metroparks acquired it in 1925. If you follow me on Flickr and do the Facebook thing, then check out my Facebook photography page and give it a "Like".
nikon n90s + sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 + circular polarizer. film: fujichrome velvia RVP 50. lab: A&I color, hollywood, ca. scan: nikon coolscan 4000. exif tags: lenstagger.
Despite managing to capture this image of Brentor Church on Dartmoor, not all went well on my most recent visit. Fortunately I had a friend along with me to keep the laughs going, but the cold soon got the better of my creativity. Read about what happened in my latest blog article over at: Friends, Failures, and Being Frozen
Calm waters were not expected but they did allow for some unique waveless images on the rocky headland at Coldwater Cove.
Solitary and silent there she (he) was grooming itself on an early morning backlight… and these are the last of my “silent white series”. Well, at this point I think already you’re all “burping white feathers” *lol... but, I’m uploading these to show some details of hers (him) gracious long head plumes. :-D
*I’m receiving many emails asking for details about this series, so plz read some technical details here. thanks!
Photography taken in Nusa Dua
Bali – Indonesia
Better view at… / Um close melhor no... Original Size
Observando... ♫♫♫
Solitária e silenciosa lááá estava ela (ele) cuidando- se de manhã cedo num contra-luz… e estes são os últimos da minha "série branco silencioso". Bom, eu acho que à estas alturas todos vocês já devem estar "arrotando plumas brancas" rsrsrs... mas, eu estou postando estas para mostrar alguns detalhes graciosos das plumas longas da cabeça dela (e).:-D
Fotografado em Nusa Dua
Bali – Indonesia
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A wonderful weekend for all of you and “Keep shooting!”
I dedicate this picture to my dearest ♫♫ Neloqua ♫♫♫.
It’s her birthday! Yay!!!!
Um fim de semana maravilhoso para todos vocês e "Continuem clickando!"
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(b/w version in 1st comment)
This one I had sitting in my outbox for so long and never posted it so finally put it in my "rejects" folder and forgot about it. A few days ago when I was archiving photos from one drive to another I came across it and reconsidered. ;)
These red barns caught my attention while on vacation out West last September.
Explored January 14th, 2013. Highest position #125.
one of the most creative i saw, custom built i don't think they used a chaisse of a VW like most people
Autumn arrives at Fall Creek in the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, in Santa Cruz, California. A 1.5 second exposure, with circular polarizer to knock down the glare and help saturate the color.
Landscape shot by photographer Wayne Chasan with the WonderPana XL Canon 11-24mm filter system and the 186mm Circular Polarizer.
© W. Chasan, chasan.com
Went back to Albion Falls today in very contrasty light so decided to try my yellow/blue cokin filter to change it up a bit to try for some ribbons of colour.
I shot two different perspectives here as I was unable to decide which I liked best. When I was at home looking at the photos, it dawned on me that I didn't have to choose! I decided to use both shots stitched together to make this panoramic image.
Shot using my Pentax K1, HD Pentax-D FA 28-105mm F3.5-5.6 ED DC WR lens, and a Promaster HGX CPL filter.
Is this image of Venford Falls better than the image I took last year? With another 12 months of photography experience under my belt I hoped I could improve on the portfolio image I took last year. As I soon found out though, it wouldn't be that easy! Read more about my visit to Venford Falls on my blog at: julianbaird.me
This is the 3rd of 3 images that I published in my latest blog article “Creative Exploration”. In the blog post I talk about the need for me to develop as a photographer and push my creative boundaries. Read my thoughts and see what else I captured over on my blog: Creative Exploration
the long-ago-vanished calico truck stop off I-15. scans from the archives. nikon n90s + sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 + circular polarizer. film: fujichrome velvia RVP 50. lab: A&I color, hollywood, ca. scan: nikon coolscan 5000. exif tags: lenstagger.
Sunset over the Firth of Forth, Edinburgh, Scotland. The receding waters have left golden trails leading to Cramond Island (the dark blob towards the right-hand edge of the frame).
In the far distance (left edge) can be seen the tops of the old Forth Bridge (the rail crossing) and the pylons for the new road bridge.
Also visible is the distinctive, saw-tooth silhouette of the anti-submarine boom built during WWII which stretches from Cramond (near shore) almost one mile out to Cramond Island itself.
It's important to continually push your creativity and see what else lies outside your comfort zone. In my blog this week I talk about how I was inspired by the work of a local photographer to create this image. While I often take long exposures, it's normally as part of bigger vista so this was something a little different for me. See what else I captured and the story behind those images over on my blog: Creative Exploration
Well, first off it's been way too long since i've uploaded a picture to flickr! I know y'all probably haven't missed me, but i've missed y'all! So this is one of many shots from my trip with my mom, and dad www.flickr.com/photos/photominer/ To North Georgia. I'm glad to get the opportunity to see such things, it was a wonderful way to spend my thanksgiving and i'm thankful for it! =) Hope to get back into uploading more often, hopefully school will lighten up a bit. .
In my latest video, I go out to take some coastal, long exposure, panoramic images! This isn't me just taking a bunch of landscape photography terms and jumbling them up. When I headed out to Froward Point on the south Devon coast, I had a clear vision of the type of landscape photograph I wanted to capture.
I also spend a bit more time telling you why I visited this location, breakdown the steps I used to setup my Nikon D850, and show you how I captured the image. I also decide to make a panoramic print…. my favourite bit!
You can see the video and more photographs like this one over on my website: Creating Coastal, Long Exposure, Panoramic Images with the Nikon D850
abandoned section of old route 66 alignment in arizona. scans from the archives, nikon n90s + sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 + circular polarizer. film: fujichrome velvia RVP 50. scan: nikon coolscan 5000. exif tags: lenstagger.
The ocean, like life, is sometimes tranquil, sometimes rough, and always beautiful. Leeward coastal water of Oahu on a winter day. The windblown surface creates whitecaps offshore but hasn’t whipped up any waves. Brown and green limu cover the pahoehoe lava flow in the intertidal zone.
Shot in RAW.
How's this for a filter combo.. Singh-Ray Circular Polarizer, 2 Stop Hard Grad ND, and Cokin 2 shop soft Grad ND (P121s). The last one was blu-tac'd onto the front of the filter holder ;-)
Shot on my Manfrotto tripod this morning at Port Kembla. Vital stats:
4.5 sec, 12mm, f/8, ISO 200.
Colours adjusted in Selective colour mode in Photoshop and a bump in saturation with some sharpening dodging and burning... ;-)
Thanks for explore - up to #62 ;-)
Returning from salmon fishing on the Pacific on a small boat.
EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.004 sec (1/250) @ f/6.3
FL 17 mm, ISO 100
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GFX 50R / GF 35-70 / Red 29 + Circ Pol / ACROS simulation
Yeah that's the historic Mission Santa Cruz across the street but who cares, Look at this VOLVO!
This is the 2nd of 3 images that I published in my latest blog article “Creative Exploration”. In the blog post I talk about the need for me to develop as a photographer and push my creative boundaries. Read my thoughts and see what else I captured over on my blog: Creative Exploration
Following on from my summer solstice dawn image, this photo of Emsworthy Tor was taken at the much more sociable time of 9:30pm as the sunset over Dartmoor. See this image, and the image I took on the same day at sunrise in my special Summer Solstice Landscape Photography in Devon video over on my blog: Summer Solstice Landscape Photography in Devon
the ruins of the abandoned sundowner motel on the west shore of the salton sea, not long before the burned ruins were bulldozed to make way for a truck stop.
scans from the archives. nikon n90s + sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 + circular polarizer. film: fujichrome velvia RVP 50. lab: A&I color, hollywood, ca. scan: nikon coolscan 5000. exif tags: lenstagger.
along I-15 on the way to las vegas, this spot was once a stuckey's restaurant. scans from the archives. nikon n90s + sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 + circular polarizer. film: fujichrome velvia RVP 50. lab: A&I color, hollywood, ca. scan: nikon coolscan 5000. exif tags: lenstagger.
The verse at the bottom reads..
"because we know that the one who raised the Lord Jesus from the dead will also raise us with Jesus and present us with you in his presence." its from 2 Corinthians 4:14
This is the Christian hope that flows from our Easter celebration of Jesus's resurrection. It gives me hope and helps me grieve with joy at the funerals of those who call Him Lord.
Blessings for you and yours this Easter.
He is Risen!
Wow.. thanks for your views, favs and comments - up to #56 on explore ;-)
hmm... make that #30!