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This beach in Wailea, right outside the restaurant, Sarento's on the Beach, was an incredible place to catch the sunset. There were so many elements of interest, including the silhouetted backdrop of West Maui.
By the way, I'd highly recommend eating at Sarento's on the Beach if you ever get the chance! The seafood and the service is incredible, and this is the sunset you'll be treated with.
i just took part in the world naked bike ride this weekend to highlight the the venerability of cyclists and oil dependancy. you can see all the photos i thave taken in this set i will be uploading more later. it dose take me a while to upload because i tag all my photos unlike some people! one thing i will say is most of the people on the ride where regular cyclists but hardly any of them had helmets very poor
I've been going up to Alaska for years now waiting for a strong sunny day and some large icebergs on Portage Lake. Yesterday was finally that day. The locals say that the ice glows better on overcast days. I respectfully disagree. The polarizer really made this one pop. The sun was at a perfect 90 degree angle.
Happy Fathers Day to all you dads out there.
Taken:
June 18th
Portage Alaska
Nikon D7000
went over to the lakefront this morning to grab some sunrise shots and the the soft golden tones during sun up didn't disappoint...there was no explosion of colors of any sort but the golden tones were really beautiful this morning...i scoured the length of this part of the lakefront for puddles, from Oak Street Beach to North Avenue Beach and i only found 2 and this puddle was the better of the duo...set my timer on delay and placed the camera on the ground right by this puddle and hoped for the best...more sunrise shots to come and some early morning blue hour shots from Kinzie Street Bridge as well...pls. View On Black
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missed a really great sunset today...i had my gear with me but could not find a good spot to pull over 'coz of all the snow and ice still along the shoulders of the roads....was contented to watch it while driving home though....i'm posting this mono conversion image that i shot last October instead by the Fox River at the McHenry Dam...it was a really beautiful day as i recall....beautiful blue skies, wispy clouds floating lazily across, the foliage was colorful reflecting ever so nicely on the very still river...except that you have to really let your imagination work while viewing this as this image is in B&W....have a great night friends....pls. View On Black
Cruising around the Bay with Alan Grinberg. This is what we call "flat ass calm" or FAC.
Low slack tide.
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Due to the various medical problems I have endured and along with computer problems, I have not been out with the camera for what seems like an age. Yesterday. Graham Vincent and I ventured over to Pontneddfecchan where we spent several hours shooting the many waterfalls there.
In my excitement to be out using the camera, I lost the lens cap and lens hood for the Sigma 10-20mm somewhere in the water. If anyone happens upon these, let me know!
Thanks for looking and feel free to leave a comment!
Polar icebreaker at Pier 27. Early morning from a small boat on San Francisco Bay.
I did very little to this shot other than straighten and crop. The colors are completely natural.
Red and gold, 49er's colors!
Still making news (Dec 14, 2024):
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EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.003 sec (1/400) @ f/4.0
FL 55 mm, ISO 100
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Antique stone bridge in Milham Park, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Tech: Canon A590 IS modified for full spectrum, running CHDK, Neewer IR950 filter.
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Nikon F-801s
Ilford Pan 400
Zeiss ZF 50mm/ƒ1.4
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L: Yellow + Ilfotec DD-X 1:9 semi-stand 50min
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R: Polarizer + Adox Silvermax developer 1:19 - 11:30
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There are three scenarios here.
1. Louise died and her year of death was never engraved on the marker.
2. She moved away at some point and may have been buried somewhere else in another state.
3. Or, she's alive and well at age 132 😄
1953 wrought iron porch railings after a much needed paint job. The last time they were painted was around 1985.
Rustoleum Regal Red
Fall Colors
Oak Lawn, IL.
Cook County, USA
October 2016
Canon new F-1
Canon FD 1: 2.8 28 mm lens
Fujichrome Provia 100F Slide Film.
© 2019 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
It's been a long winter, but a good macro lens is a nice tool to have in a long winter, however, as there are a lot of interesting things to be discovered in the micro world. The Irix 150mm 1:1 Macro features an excellent build, has good handling, great sharpness, and beautiful bokeh rendering. It is held back by a lack of autofocus and image stabilization, though if you are doing macro off of a tripod that doesn't matter as much. It is priced extremely well, however, which helps make up for what is not there. My review coverage of the new Irix 150mm F2.8 1:1 Macro lens can be seen here:
Text Review: bit.ly/irix150DA
Video Review: bit.ly/irix150YT
Image Gallery: bit.ly/irix150IG
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - This was a very beautiful part of the Buffalo River near Horseshoe Bend. At some places it looked like an actual river with deep, flowing water. But then at other places like here it looked like a shallow creek and I wasn't even sure it was the river.
Seneca Improved View 8x10, Kodak 8.5" Commercial Ektar f/6.3 + Circular Polarizer, Arista EDU Ultra 100, ADOX APH-09 (Rodinal) 1+25, 5 minutes
f/22, 1 second
This nice creek was behind our campsite. The polarizer really killed the reflections. Unfortunately the dappled lighting didn't really come through. My lens shutter needs servicing. 1/2s acted as 1s in this instance. I knew that going in but thought more exposure is better than too little. I bet I could've gotten away with half the exposure.
Castello del Boccale near Leghorn.
(Daylight balanced.. the photo really came out with such a pink sky. It's pink flying rabbits everywhere!!)
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - Lookout Point is one of the most scenic views in Illinois. From the top of the bluffs you can watch trains, cars, and boats move below. In the distance is the Savanna-Sabula bridge.
Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 1:3.5 135mm. Exakta mount converted backwards compatible to M42 with screw on M42 ring. Extension tube (=M42-M42 focusing helicoid). Three image stitch.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - The Pryor Mountains are split into two high points, Big Pryor Mountain and East Pryor Mountain. The elevation for both is just under 8,700 feet. This is the view from East Pryor Mountain in the morning.
Yesterday i watched a documentary about "the lost pyramid" that was really interesting so i decided that i have to upload a new pyramid shot today :)
have a nice weekend everyone and all comments are welcomed
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scans from the archives, reprocessed + reposted. nikon n90s + sigma 24-85mm + fuji velvia RVP. the long-abandoned and much-missed north shore motel, which was bulldozed in november 2008.
It has been 6 years since last visiting the Ironwood, Upper Peninsula area. My wife and our friends make a trip of it to run the Paavo Nurmi Marathon, while I am the smart of the group and don't run, they all enlist me to take their photos of the race. In our off-hours, I go looking for waterfalls - lucky for us, this one was quite close to our lodging. True to the area's name, one can see all the rusty iron in the water. Enjoy!