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I was lucky that the most incredible display of Aurora from my trip to Iceland coincided with a trip to Vestrahorn. The Aurora danced above for hours, creating uncountable compositions and scenes to photograph. It was landscape heaven. I long to return.
BW redux
It is real. Extreme telephoto combined with software emulation of T/S lens.
As usual, all my software has the background set to pure black. Try it.
"Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives."
-- Charles William Dement
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Created with Ultra Fractal.
This is a tweak of a set of params posted by Rosemarie.s.w. Thanks Rosemarie for posting them, this was a quick tweak, I'll probably play with them some more later!!!=0)
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Cover photo of the group Magic Landscapes in March 2021
Cover photo of the group DREAMS DO COME TRUE in March 2021
I am really bad at naming images if you couldn’t tell and I was looking for something that would help me name this on-going series.. thanks to Bart with a passing comment of Dreamscape, I really like it so for now I’ll be happy with that until other ideas come to mind💭
Playing with my new Voigtlander 17.5mm f/0.95 manual lens. Definitely a learning curve, but worth the time. Haven't mastered it yet, but what I've realized is that using this lens really makes you slow down and think about what you're shooting. I think a lens like this makes you a better photographer. Using this lens with an Olympus EM1 Mark III. EXIF - f/5.6 - (yes f/5.6 yielded this sunstar with this lens), 20 seconds, ISO 200. Please let me know what you think.
Another image taken at LEA 29, of the amazing installation by French artist, Gem Preiz. A very inspiring place to explore.
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Porthtowan beach, Cornwall. My first visit to Cornwall and, despite having seen many amazing images of Cornish beaches, I'm still struck by their stunning beauty now that I'm actually here. Magical place. Post processed in Enlight and Stackables.
Having previously posted this image in colour, I was itching to work on a mono conversion......hope you like it.
See large size. Two rejected slides were mounted in the same frame and then a macro capture was made. One is a macro of wood, and the other are 2 old buddies from my 1971 Kibbutz, Gesher Haziv in northern Israel.
© 2009 Steve Kelley
View from the Empire State Building's (ESB) observation deck in New York City, NY looking down to the south at around 6pm.
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HDR - Nikon d300
Twilight view from Clingmans Dome in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The world below was in clouds, with just a few peaks breaking though to the waning light. A thirty second exposure rendered the fast-moving clouds as an impressionistic blur.
Testing a concept I've had for a while. In camera double exposure using a Milky Way image from August 2018 as the base image. Light painted the river on my property (Pioneer Creek), Light Painting Brushes black fiber optic for the light man, lensless refractograph for energy field light man emanates from, all in one long exposure. I'll be trying this out in another location later this year when the Milky Way is more visible.
A sunset for Sunday - this post-storm sky was fascinating with different shapes, layers and colors. All of these colors were naturally occurring, I just increased the contrast and boosted color slightly to bring them out. Some of the clouds look like they're straight from a dream, or perhaps a fairytale...
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Have a wonderful Sunday, my friends!
"Don't forget: beautiful sunsets need cloudy skies." - Paolo Coelho
As much as I love my Nikon ; I also enjoy the results of my iPhone. The creative apps are a relaxing past time. I probably take as many photos with my phone as I do with the Nikon!
The three paintings here are in vastly different styles, but each represent something of the dreaming of immigrant settlers in the Tasmanian landscape.
1. On the left is a beautiful painting of The First Basin at the Cataract Gorge from 1895. www.flickr.com/photos/luminosity7/48820837578/in/dateposted/
It is by Gladstone Eyre (1862-1933) and reminds me very much of the work of American artist Winslow Homer (1836-1910).
2. In the centre we have Geoff Parr's "Seascape towards Evening" 1967.
3. On the right is a striking landscape "Untitled" by Denise Campbell from 1973.
* All photographs taken with the Nikon D850.
Dreamscapes: Kippen Muir.
For the 3rd night in a row I headed out Saturday night hoping for more clear skies with little moon and views of the stars and Milky Way. It was cloudy though so I contented myself with some simple lightpainting up on the rather squelchy Kippen Muir with the wonderful backdrop of the Fintry Hills silhouetted against the surreal light polluted skies of Glasgow.