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Photo adventure with Tim & Logan Devine to Ricketts Glen State Park and Sullivan Falls (SGL13).
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Ricketts Glen State Park
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Saturday, October 14th, 2017
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Some of the trails along Minnesota's Northshore were really developed. Temperance River State Park was one of those examples such as this stone-lined stairs. Enjoy, we certainly did!
this is a play off from one of my shots from last week .. i'm not usually that big a fan of this kind of work, but i must confess that photoshop is my favorite procrastination tool (sometimes i get carried away), and this is how i like to play around after a few BR's while listening to some crunchy grooves. i'll have a real photograph up tomorrow. until then, cheers!
Took a drive down I-81 South to Locust Lake State Park and Tuscarora State Park.
Since we didn't get a whole lot from those stops, we went back up our way and stopped at Frances Slocum State Park also.
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Tuscarora State Park
Rush Township, Pennsylvania
Thursday, October 5th, 2017
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This shot was taken for a themed contest Autumn long exposure. I stacked a Hoya ND8 filter on top of a Hoya Circular Polarizer to allow for deep color and a blue sky. I needed a big depth of field to get all the foliage detail. To get all of this I needed a .4 second exposure to properly expose. The resulting shot has great color and allows the detail to be retained in the foreground.
Technical info: Canon 60D, Canon EF-S 15-85mm, Hoya ND8 filter, Hoya Circular Polarizer, single exposure shot, processed in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop CS5 (for the frame and signature).
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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.
.....or sumthin' like that.....breathtaking view of the Grand Canyon seen from the South Rim....for a grander view, pls. View On Black
Getting ready for my next expedition!
Everything but the tripod fit. BTW, #14 is priceless!
1. Oben CT-3400 4 Section Carbon Fibre Tripod with w/BB-0T Ball Head and QR-10 Quick Release Plate
2. Fujifilm XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Lens
3. Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Lens
4. Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 R Ultra Wide-Angle Lens
5. Samyang 8mm f/2.8 Fisheye II Lens
6. SDHC Memory Cards (5 x 64 GB)
7. 77mm Filters. 3 and 6 Stop X2 Breakthrough Photography ND and one Circular Polarizer
8. FlashQ Remote Flash Trigger
9. Fujifilm EF-X20 Flash
10. Fujifilm X-T2
11. Fujifilm X100F
12. Charger for X-T2 and X100F Batteries
13. Fujifilm NP-W126S Batteries
14. Canadian Passport
15. Ona Brixton Messenger Bag (Cognac)
Check out this in Original size and look at his ear, look for the mosquito haha
Alienbee B1600 above and to the right into Alienbee Beauty Dish
Hard wind, rain and time has eroded everything around these surviving monolithic structures. These were quite tall given their apparent size in the photo.
Nearing the out-and-back trail at Kasha-Katuwe (Tent Rocks) National Monument, one will find these pillars and a good view of the slot canyons below that must be traversed to get to this point.
This lens' vignetting is fairly prominent while shooting with the aperture wide-open, hence the shading in the corners.
i went over by the Adler Planetaium again early in the morning the other day and was able to get this shot of the skyline including the sundial of the planetarium into the frame...the reflections off the granite surface just adds a different dimension to this well photographed scene...pls. View On Black
caught this awesome sunset scene along the Fox River in McHenry Shores...got off work just in time as the sun was setting down the horizon...lucky for me, this spot is only a few minutes drive from my workplace and got there in time for some really cool sunset frames earlier this afternoon...closed down my aperture to f/22.0 for this one to get that sunstar effect and slowed my exposure to 1/80 seconds so i could get some more details on the ground but still be able to do a handheld shot at the same time...and by positioning the sun in between the bifurcations of this big tree, i was able to exagerrate the sunstar effect even more...hope everyone has a great weekend ahead...pls. View On Black
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Light is a gift that shouldn't be hidden. Show your light and illuminate the world.
This photo was taken with the Canon EOS R and RF24-105mm f/4.0L. It is not an AI generated image.
captured some beautiful autumn colors around the banks of the Fox River in McHenry Shores last month...i love coming here around this time of the year and i have been waiting for some low lying mist and fog but so far i have come up with zero from this spot...will catch up with you guys soon, been very busy lately...enjoy the weekend...pls. View On Black
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Here's our new GoPro HERO4 Silver on a $5 DIY egg timer rig, shooting a time lapse of the Bean in downtown Chicago at night. We used our WonderPana GO filter system and Circular Polarizer to reduce the glare off the reflective sculpture. Check out our Youtube channel to see the footage we captured!
just another city skyline shot of San Diego....exposed this one at 10 seconds at ISO 200 with -2 exposure bias....pls View On Black
this is a handheld 3 exposure HDR image autobracketed at +2, 0 and -2 and was captured at Oak Creek in Sedona, Arizona....also used a circular polarizer for this shot to enhance color intensity esp. blues and greens....pls. View On Black
I had dinner with my daughter Friday night and upon leaving the restaurant, I noticed some real killer cloud action taking place. So instead of heading home I drove up to the Cuyahoga Valley and took a short stroll to one of my new favorite spots to catch a sunset. The Beaver Marsh, located along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail north of Ira Trailhead, is a favorite location for watching wetland birds and other wildlife. Before beaver flooded this area two decades ago, it had been a junkyard which The Portage Group of the Sierra Club cleaned up in 1984. Legend has it there are still a few rusty junkers sitting at the bottom of the marsh. I had the pleasure of watching a beaver float leisurely around for a few minutes in the open waters of the marsh before watching Mother Nature put on a spectacular light show as the sun dropped below the horizon.
After spending a good part of the day in sweat, pain and fear, it was time for a little nap. The MoHo was securely parked for the night and Stephen and I swore, we are NOT getting up for sunrise tomorrow, no matter how great the sky was looking.
Let's just say this, we both chickened out, got up to shoot sunrise and were rewarded with some sweet colors and an almost mirror-like Mono Lake, reflecting the otherworldly tufa towers; what after all, should be the calmest appearance of Mono we've seen during the week.
If you look closely, you might see one or the other of the gazillion flies sitting on the South Tufa, enjoying the disgust of the people walking along the shoreline.
Explored Sunday, January 16, 2011.
This vista, looking almost due west, includes parts of Oakland, Berkeley and Emeryville, the Bay Bridge, Treasure, Yerba Buena and Alcatraz Islands, the Golden Gate Bridge and beautiful San Francisco. Returning from a photo hike at Huckleberry Preserve.
Alcatraz appears to be bathed in it’s own special pool of light. Please view large to see the many details.
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Shot taken from the top of the battlements of Lewes Castle overlooking the County Town, Ouse Valley and South Downs. It was also the hottest day of the year (~30deg C) so far.
A non-HDR composition.
Yes, this is current as of 9/14/2018!
Both were taken in the Lansing, MI area. A few trees are starting to pop!
You're best off looking for young, or sickly trees that are somewhat stressed. You'll likely find more color in urban environments right now than out in the wilderness.
This tree is in the parking lot of my friend's photo studio!
- www.kevin-palmer.com - After hiking around Dirksen Park I stopped to shoot a time lapse of this rain shower passing to the north.
Explored!
North Tower of the Golden Gate Bridge
From the November 6 Bay tour with Capt. Chris Saulit in a Cessna 172.
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just a little fun long exposure shot while waiting to get seated at a restaurant during a brief trip to the Philippines...i forgot to bring the tripod so i just put the camera on the ground and triggered the shot...this is along the main highway of Davao City, the place i'm from...pls. View On Black
stacked.📚⛰️📷
on my most recent trip to Colorado, i had fun experimenting with stacking my Lee Filters Little Stopper and my Lee Filters Big Stopper for some super long exposure landscape photography captured during the day. this photo represents my longest exposure time taken during the day..
— 1341.0 seconds or 22 minute and 35 seconds.
this photo was captured from the patio of our condo in Pagosa Springs Colorado and is overlooking village lake with Pagosa Peak in the background.
📷EXIF
1341.0 seconds (22 minutes and 35 seconds)
f/11
ISO 31
14mm
⚙️Gear
Nikon D810
Nikkor 14-24mm (f/2.8)
LEE Filters Little Stopper and Big Stopper (stacked)
ProMaster XC525
RFN-4s wireless remote
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Winter visit to Concrete City with my photographer friends: Marty Straub and Curtis Salonick. Not a bad day after all; we didn't freeze and managed to capture some images!
Concrete City
Hanover Township, Pennsylvania
Thursday, January 18th, 2018
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I finally made it out to Altamont Pass to photograph the wind turbines. So cool. Hot as hell out there but still very cool. And noisy too!
LEE 0.9 ND ProGlass + LEE 0.6 GND S + LEE 105mm Polarizer
This is my first picture of 2016. 2015 has been a crazy year, a rollercoaster full of crazy working hours and achievements, but very little photography (my catalog counts 750 picture in the whole year). I hope things will change in 2016, and I will finally have more time for myself and the people and things I love.
Portland Head Light is one of the most photograph lighthouses in the world; for obvious reasons. The rugged coastline of Casco Bay and the contrasting architecture of the lighthouse and buildings is strikingly beautiful.
Stories of tourist walking into the Keeper's quarter are endless. In the 1960's, the lightkeeper forgot to lock the door of the house, and tourist walked into the house while his wife bathed.
Another famous visitor was Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. In his young days, he wrote "The Lighthouse":
"Steadfast, serene, immovable, the same,
Year after year, through all the silent night
Burns on forevermore that quenchless flame,
Shines on that inextinguishable light!"
Lovely morning on San Francisco Bay, just after a luxury liner glided under the span. Taken from a boat.
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EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.02 sec (1/50) @ f/11.0
FL 17 mm, ISO 100
went downtown this evening with the intention of grabbing some night shots of the Buckingham Fountain but did not happen as i could not find any parking spots on the street....i was glad i hung around Solidarity Drive though as the skies were a gorgeous purplish hue with awesome cloud coverage....this is a 3 second exposure with a minor light trail in the middle of the frame as i caught a tour boat doing it's pass along this side of the lake...also added some in camera edit with the star flares just to add a bit of fun to this image....have a good one dudes and dudettes!!!!!
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A long-exposure of the three Forth bridges during the golden hour on a lovely late winter's afternoon.
The red, iron bridge to the right of the frame is the old rail crossing. Running left to right through the middle of the frame is the old (1964) suspension bridge for vehicular traffic. Beyond this can be seen the three towers and partially completed road bed of the "Forth Replacement Crossing" which is due to open next year (2017).
Explored Saturday, November 27, 2010
Bay Tour with Capt. Chris Saulit piloting a Cessna 172.
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Looking right up Columbus Avenue to the Pyramid.
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shot this one during a very cold, dreary day in the city with some low lying clouds snaking around the skyscrapers...have a good one friends...
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My first view of the Wonderful Barn and Barn Hall on a recent visit. It took me a lot of effort to find this place. It's a travesty that a magnificent historical monument like this is not even signposted, let alone developed for tourism!
This peculiar tower served as both a folly, and a grain store. It was built to add a focal point at the end of one of the vistas in Castletown Estate.
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