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another one from my archives during our trip to Sedona, Arizona last summer of 2010...just converted this into a single file HDR image to enhance the colors and details...enjoy your weekend friends...pls. View On Black
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Sunrise portrait sessions on the beach. So many incredible options because of the gorgeous color and lighting. I chose to silhouette my subject for this photo, leaving her as the anonymous maiden that anyone could superimpose themselves upon. I used a Fuji X-T3 for this shot along with the extremely versatile XF 16-55mm F2.8 LM WR standard zoom, which I'm currently reviewing. I also used an Irix EDGE circular polarizer to intensify colors, and this shot is as it came out of camera. My review coverage can be seen here:
First Look Video: bit.ly/xf1655FL
Image Gallery: bit.ly/xf1655ig
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Le Dramont and Île d'Or: this is an awesome place for photographers. I have view it for the first time in the wonderful Yannick Lefevre Photostream. Thank you very much my friend! :-)
I strongly suggest you to visit his gallery:
www.flickr.com/photos/yannick_lefevre-photography/
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(explore #350)
I'm leaving at the end of the day for a week-long retreat so I won't be around for a bit. I know I just returned, but it is what it is! There's no internet access there and I won't even be bringing my laptop. My laptop and I haven't been separated in years so I'm hoping I find it relaxing rather than completely discombobulating!
I will have my trusty iPhone though so hopefully there will be reception and I can spend some of my down time catching up on your streams. I know I've missed so much! <3
Little Shacklow Wood, Peak District, UK
© 2014 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.
After a lovely morning on Ramshaw rocks followed by an hour in Buxton to buy breakfast and dry socks I headed along the A6. With the amount of fog around I realised there were still photographic opportunities and stopped off. Unfortunately, the fog then lifted. Still a nice scene though, and lesson learned. Breakfast and dry socks can wait.
In these old photos of New York I use different types of filters. In this one I use the circular Polarizer filter.
The circular Polarizer filter, is the bread of every day in my cameras, almost always my photos are through this circular filter, (please make no mistake, some sellers give the linear without saying a word, the circular is only suitable for digital photos and is the one that you have to use) I use this filter also the night when there are many lamps of lights, but be careful, these to be doubles can do unwanted reflections, you have to move of position to remove the reflections of above the lens.
Although they tell you that Polarizers eliminate surface glare from most objects, you always have to be careful, but that's if the colors are great.
This picture was taken right in the board of Argentina and Chile. It was a very windy sunny day, and I could not resist taking some pictures. So here it is one of them, hope you like it!
Camera: Nikon D5000;
Lens: Nikkor 18-55mm @ 18mm;
Iso: 200
Shutter speed: 1/800
Aperture: f/6.3
Weekend Waterfallin' at State Game Lands 13 (Pigeon Run and Sullivan Falls) with Tim Devine and Lori Deiter.
State Game Lands 13
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
Saturday, November 4th, 2017
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A long (3 min 42 second) exposure of the old pier in Aberdour, Fife, Scotland. The pier is pointing out across the Firth of Forth towards Inchcolm Island on which stands the 12th century Inchcolm Abbey.
My 1st Explored photo! Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Up close with intense afternoon sun. Very slight crop and straightening. Taken from a small boat, hand held, just west of the North Tower.
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HSS!
EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.003 sec (1/400)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 54 mm
ISO Speed 100
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A break from the Irish photography for tonight; gathered up some inspiration from Yen Baet for this shot. A master at blue hour shooting, Yen's been inspiring me since the day I discovered her work.
This is shot from the Allston, Massachusetts, side of the Charles River, at the John W. Weeks footbridge. Across the river is Harvard University.
Thought I'd try "Reverse Mahattanhenge" (or "Sunrise Manhattanhenge"), for a change.
It was a great sunrise, but I wish there had been some more clouds in the sky. Got some ideas for the next time I try this...
The newer of the two lighthouses at Flamborough Head, East Yorkshire.
This photograph was taken on a lovely, sunny, Spring afternoon as the flowering gorse bush in the foreground attests.
"Rolling beatitudes of hill crest and mountain range recede to blisfully far horizon of Lijiang's surrounding topography" --Peter Moss
(an excerpt from the book "Lijiang, The Imperiled Utopia")
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(Explore #462 November 15, 2008)
Taken way back in 2011. Freezing Cold with -27degree Celcius handhold without tripod. But I don't think I need one though, the light is more than enough : )
This is really a wonderful place for nature lover. I swear I will go back again, summer or fall.
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decided to post a shot taken from Lake McCullom in McHenry, Illinois as you guys might be tired at my vacation pictures....this is an almost similar shot to a pic i posted earlier on i called Delight's Sunset but this was shot at a higher perspective....still shot with my 18-105 nikkor lens with circular polarizers then processed as single file pseudo HDR to bring out some lost highlights on the foreground.....more vacation pics coming though after this one.....pls. View On Black
Nature provides a beautiful respite from some of the ugly things happening in our world right now.
This photo is a single exposure taken with the Canon EOS R and EF 17-40 F/4.0 L. I wore long insulated rubber boots and shuffled out through the deep snow onto the ice alongside this forest creek. Except for the sound of trickling water, it was absolutely silent and beautiful in the forest. Here there are no lies, and there is no deceit. Nature gives what it gives, and takes what it takes.
I had the camera mounted on a heavy but sturdy tripod, and used both a circular polarizing filter, and a neutral density filter to control some of the reflections, and eek out as much dynamic range as possible. The final image was processed from raw using Adobe Lightroom Classic 11.
© 2019 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
Here's another portrait shot from the exciting new Samyang AF 85mm F1.4 for Sony FE. This one is taken at F2, and you can see how crisp the textures are on the eyes (Eye AF works very well) while the backround is still beautifully soft. The flare effect has been added in post. None of my children have blue eyes, so it was a treat to be able to have one of my daughter's friends model for this shot so that I could make her beautiful eyes pop! I used a Irix EDGE Circular Polarizer to intensify colors and contrast (see my review of the EDGE filters here: bit.ly/EDGEfilterDA) My early coverage of the Samyang AF 85mm F1.4 FE can be found below, and stay tuned for more!
First Look Video: bit.ly/AF85mmFEfl
Image Galleries: bit.ly/AF85mmFEig
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There are some days when heaven comes to earth...join me for a walk in the clouds... A large view is the way to go...
Technical info: Canon EOS 5DMK2, Tokina SD 12-24mm f/4, Exposure fusion in Photomatix Pro, Processed in Adobe Lightrom 4 and Adobe Photoshop CS5, toned in Alien Skin Exposure
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This was a completely recreational shot. We were down enjoying the sea cliffs on the best Sunday in months, sunny and warm. This was a nice flat spot on the cliff and there was a green tide pool, so it was a no brainer. This is a single image straight out of the camera just with punched up color. A 90 deg angle was perfect for my 100 x 100mm circular polarizer, so I was able to stack a grad ND with only the depth of the standard LEE holder. This allowed me to shoot through three filters at 16mm with barely any vignetting, and I have found that the square circular polarizer typically always works the best at 90 degree rotations anyways.
Canon 6d
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II at 16
LEE Big Stopper (3.0ND)
LEE 100mm Circular Polarizer
LEE 0.9 Hard GND
f/18, ISO50, 211 sec
yesterday was just perfect for a photowalk....nice blue skies, a light breeze going with a temperature hovering at about 60 degrees....the city skyline as seen from the north side of the Field Museum....EXPLORED 05/07/10 #306 highest position...pls. View On Black
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From the Sunset Reservoir in San Francisco, looking north. The view includes the Golden Gate Bridge towers, Golden Gate Park, George Washington High School and the Marin Headlands, GGNRA. The N-Judah streetcar is visible heading downtown on Noriega St.
I have included a second, wider view in the comments.
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EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.003 sec (1/400) @ f/4
FL 54 mm, ISO 100
Enough time has passed that I can now confess that I shot this while out managing about 80 high school students on an early run around the reservoir. I had a very good team in place. (11/23)
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A long exposure shot from the harbour wall at the very picturesque fishing village of Pittenweem in Fife, Scotland.
One thing that I've noticed, is that my best shots come from when I'm "warmed up" and stop trying so hard to capture something. This photo was taken well after everyone left and it was just my son and I wandering around. OK, it was me wandering around and my son complaining that he want to go and do something silly, like eat dinner. Who needs food when there are pictures to take!
While I prefer to have streams in their natural state, being able to use it as a vantage point makes for a different photograph. It was a good thing that the light started to fade, my Circular Polarizer can only do so much in cutting down the light for a long exposure.
Another "Click & Paint" adventure with Ella McNamara. We got to Adams Falls (RGSP), Sullivan Falls (SGL13) and Lake Jean (RGSP) today.
Ricketts Glen State Park
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Thursday, September 1st, 2016
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A little stop along the way to #redrockcanyon while #touring around with my parents.
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(Explore #289 November 16, 2008)
Dragon's Back Trail
Glacier Point,
Yunnan Province, People's Republic Of China
4506 meters above sea level
heading to arizona this weekend for some moonlight airplane boneyard action.
scans from the archives. scrapped military and civilian aircraft waiting to be melted down at one of the recycling yards adjacent to AMARC, the US military's aircraft boneyard. davis-monthan AFB. tucson, az. nikon n90s + fuji velvia RVP. scan: nikon coolscan 4000.
I posted a photo a little while back of Lanterman's Mill and its waterfall taken just around sunset. A few weeks earlier, sometime around October 26th, I got up with the birds and shot it just before dawn. The fall foliage wasn't quite peak yet, but I kind of liked this shot from that morning with the sun peeking through the trees. If you follow me on Flickr and do the Facebook thing, then check out my Facebook photography page and give it a "Like".