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Sung Sot Cave (Cave of Surprises) on Bo Hon island, with coloured lights, Ha Long Bay, north Vietnam. Sung Sot Cave is an excellent example of a old phreatic cave, formed over 500 million years of tectonic and uplifting activity in the limestone rocks, with periods of marine transgression and regression.
Out for the first time in ages with Tim G and we immediately picked up where we left off. This is a camera rotation shot where the camera is rotated within one single exposure.
We did try using a smoke pellet for added background separation but we quickly realised we haven't missed that wonderful smell!
A cracking night and just like "old times" ;-)
bent's garden centre in warrington is a great place to go if you have young kids, the displays of christmas lights that they have are really good, my two little boys were mesmerised by all the colours on show.
Two 1.7 second exposure images merged to emphasise the light trails. I tried this with 12 images but as good as the DJI Mini 3 pro is, it couldn’t hold perfectly still for 20 seconds to capture the pictures without movement of the drone.
It occurred to me that I haven't posted a picture of Croydon in a long time, so here is one from this morning of my favourite building (again).
As I am a huge fan of coloured lights at night I couldn't resist to take a close-up shot of the crystal ball.
Thank you for your faves and support recently. :)
365/365ish
“Silly is you in a natural state, and serious is something you have to do until you can get silly again.”
Mike Myers
now it really is the end...birthday to birthday...done!
it's been a quiet birthday spent mooching around blackpool with Rae-mundo (space cadet level iv) because it's thursday and thus a 'school night' the party is happening on saturday when i shall have assorted wierdos, lezzers and poofs imbibing of the grape and grain, eating of the chilli and generally making merry.
i've taken 367 pictures for this project and although some are shockingly bad i am proud of them all...what i love is that i have a basic knowledge (infant level) that i can now expand upon in a 52.
the numbering anomaly has been uncovered by the delectable Mrs.Cattus and will corrected in good time...what has come to light is that there's 2 days pictures not posted...i'm absolutely sure they're on my hard-drive but some searching will be required to unearth them and post them...................oh well i did say it was '-ish' *shrugs*
Last minute long exposure of the Miami Fever ride at Meltham funfair in Huddersfield. The funfair has visited this same site every year for the last sixty years - except 2020 (damn COVID-19).
Coloured lights are my favourite things
They shine with brightness true
They light the nights
and flash their colours
the way that bright lights do.
Official name is Weston Mill Viaduct. It crossed Camel's Head Creek. The creek is mostly filled in now. In the background is the colourful lights of the incinerator.
Last weekend I went out again and took my crystal ball and the Danbo with me to try them out in Frankfurt.
Well, it is really not easy to combine the Danbo with architecture. It would have been nicer to have him somehow closer. But I like the bokeh lights of the Frankfurt skyline ... sooooo many colours.
The spectacular Singing Fountains of Republic Square, Yerevan, rise dramatically in front of the History Museum of Armenia and National Gallery of Armenia, a landmark complex developed as part of Alexander Tamanyan's vision for the city. The museum/gallery building was completed in stages, with the complex reaching completion in 1975.
At night, the fountains come alive with towering jets of water, music and changing coloured illumination, set against the warm stone and classical Armenian architecture of the museum. The fountain pool dates to 1953, while the colour-and-sound show was introduced in 1970.
When I took this shot I had no idea of how the light looked until I uploaded it to my computer. I took 2 similar shots and both had this effect of the coloured light flares. I liked this coloured effect; it's like a special effect from heaven, even if it was caused by my camera! Usually one gets these coloured dot flares, but this was more unusual and totally un-intentional.