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I took the capture on my home ski tour. It was minus 15 degrees and the sun was trying to break through the fog. Later she succeeded a little. It's a small lake that you see there.
Romeriksåsen. Norway.
During the winter the temperature in Bariloche is around 3 degrees Celsius, reaching 8 degrees in the hottest times of the day and -4 degrees at dawn, reaching a thermal sensation of up to -16 degrees C in more extreme situations.
In July of that year, a terrible cold front coming from Antarctica lowered the temperature to -25 degrees for a few days.
Luckily I was not there yet :)))
Planned to take sunrise at Moraine lake, but the parking lot was full and blocked around 6am, still very dark outside… headed to Lake Louise, luckily got the parking spot. Almost zero degree, waited for the sun to rise on top of the mountains and reflected on the lake… The sky was burning on top of Lake Louise, a hamlet in the Canadian Rockies, known for its turquoise, glacier-fed lake ringed by high peaks and overlooked by a stately chateau. So closed to the famous top…
Early morning in the dark, getting to Cavell Road - Mount Edith Cavell area. Driving the 14-km road, which is narrow and has tight switchbacks that are unsuitable for trailers and large motorhomes (eighteen bends in 180-degree 😉). Arrived the parking lot in the middle of the mountains, no cars there at all. The hiking to the glaciers at its head was not so difficult, too quiet in the early morning, bells was not enough to scare the bears away, putting on the apple music on loudly while hiking. The views of the lush Astoria Valley along Mt. Edith Cavell and Sorrow Peak were spectacular in the early morning light.
Music to scare the bears: Vassilis Saleas - Stone Age 😉
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Hi dear Flickr friends!
This morning I was on the lake very early. We had 6 o'clock in the morning as I was on the water, but there were a lot of big clouds and one degree Celsius. I got into the boat and turned up the ISO. The sun was never seen this morning.
Later on my return from the peninsula Mettnau to my basis station in Moos a strong wind blew and I had to fight quite well with the headwind. The waves had a nice morning shower for me. So there was no trace of tiredness.
Normaly I would had suspected a great sunrise. Well, maybe next time. It was a great morning trip. Finally, I can say that it is hard to paddle for 3 hours before work. Now I know where the keyboard prints come to my forehead ...;))
I will take you on my journey .... !
Have a great weekend my friends!
cu Yarin
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Originally, I was looking for peacocks to photograph in Evora Garden but they were nowhere to be seen. Then this cat arrived to take a rest underneath a chair, away from sweltering heat on that day with the temperature exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.
Unedited image.
Carl Zeiss Jenna F=135mm 1:3,5
Evora, Portugal
June 2022
Walking in fog often provides a visual representation of my thought process. My brain constantly brings different topics into view, but in the process lets others slide into the periphery. Most of the time they are all still there, competing for my attention, but all in varying degrees. In fog I respond to the overall loss of clarity, but also the nuance that is created by relative distance. It's this layering effect I find most appealing as more distant objects eventually recede into nothingness...exactly the same as my mind reacts.
Walking outdoors this morning felt otherworldly. I love seeing familiar places rendered as ones I'm visiting for the very first time. A rich dichotomy as the serenity of fog is ripped apart by this visceral reaction. In these moments I invariably come up with camera angles that never would have occurred to me in normal circumstances.
It has been way to long since my last post here, I'll try to update my page more frequently in 2017. This picture was taken a few weeks ago, I had spent the day out photographing and on my way home I suddenly noticed the auroras dancing.
Being in a hurry to get to a somewhat decent spot and start photographing, I forgot my gloves in the car. Did not notice the temperature being minus 25 degrees C until I got back to the car again... #tobusytontice #frozenfingers
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Nikon D5 14-24 / 2.8 @ 14mm, f2.8, 6sec, ISO3200
Bringing down the white balance about 1000 degrees from daylight makes this evening view of mix of lighting (sunset, blue hour, and city lights on the clouds, quite magical I think.
With temperatures soaring to near record highs around 60 F, a full 20+ degrees above normal, the weather was warm enough to keep my fingers nimble for casting a fly for trout. Rainbows like this one were willing biters and great fighters! They're all still swimming in Bohemian Creek to give other anglers an equivalent thrill.
Eine Panoramaaufnahme des Berliner Olympiastadions.
A panoramic view of the Berlin Olympic Stadium.
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Ring Necked Parakeets (Psittaclua kramen) are the new mob in town... six of them have taken over the woods where I live. The only thing is I live on the banks of the River Tyne in North East England which has a Latitude of 55 degrees north. New York is 40.7, Toronto is 43.7 and Montreal is 45.5, so they are lost.
They thought they could bully there way into the North East, unfortunately we have Ocean going Sea Gulls the size of Turkeys and the newcomers have to hide in the trees.
Being in the high country in any season is heaven. The views are breathtaking and one can see forever. The sun sets early during Alaskan winters. In the interior, the shortest day of winter is 3 hours and 45 minutes long. When the sun sets or rises, the colors are amazing.
Being up in elevation, the temperatures are generally warmer than in the valleys. Temperature ranges can vary 50 degrees or more. The only bad part about the high country is that when the wind blows, there is nowhere to get out of the wind.
This was photo was taken near Isabel Pass in the central part of Alaska.
Bramble (wild blackberry, Rubus fruticosus) stem thorns.
Olympus EM1 + Meyer Optik Görlitz Oreston 50mm f1.8, wide open.
Same night, same location as yesterday's image (turned around 180 degrees) - sometimes you need to spin the camara around.
November 2016 Supermoon setting behind the
Waldo Canyon Fire Burn Scar as the Rocky Mountains glow red/orange from the morning sunrise
Colorado Springs, CO.
At 24 hours past its peak, I suppose this is no longer really a true "Supermoon", however it was a wonderful sight to watch as I started my day ...
Note: Having taken several photos shortly after moonrise the past couple of days, I also observed that the PoV changes between moonrise and moonset such that the moon appears to rotate more than 90 degrees during its travel across the sky. This explains why the orientation of the craters often appears so different between one moon photograph and another. :)
Increased the ISO some to see if it provided better overall results ... I think the version at ISO 2500 was better. But then that could have also been because the wind was gusting more or less.
The winds were around 20 to 30 MPH last evening ... and bitter cold with temperatures heading towards 15 degrees F.
Had to have the gloves off to manually focus the lens ... brrrrr.
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(21/365) I took this as my "back up" daily photo yesterday in case nothing better came along. Unfortunately it didn't so I have converted it to mono to make the most of poor light. For my own group Telegraph Tuesday HTT!
Focus stack (20 images) Shot with three off-camera strobes (Leica SF 60/Leica c! trigger). Flash A camera right at 20 degrees, 30 degrees above subject. Flash B mounted over head on boom, bounced off 32 inch umbrella set at 45 Degree angle toward camera. Flash C modified with MagMod BagSphere behind veluum scrim used as background
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My journey around the country for my degree series took me to many places that didn't make it into the final set.
I made a couple of trips to Cowdray. One shot made it into the show but it was a toss up between this one and that. It was thought by my tutors that too much of the building was shown here and there wasn't enough mystery.
Standing by the strong light felt pretty nerve wracking. In this shot I'm looking directly at the next door houses, hoping no one looks out of their window. So much for hiding in shadow.
Water voles like to sit and eat in the same place, so piles of nibbled grass and stems may be found by the water's edge, showing a distinctive 45 degree, angled-cut at the ends
CONGRATULATIONS to my BEST FRIEND forever for reaching this incredible age!!! You are true, you love deeply, you look after your extended family always, you love life, you love your friends to the nth degree, you have come far in life and have been recognized for it and you have lived an accomplished life one to be proud of and grateful for. Thank you for including me! I love you!
Have an extraordinary day with those we love!
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Fall has begin but where I am, we're still pushing out those 100+ degree temperatures. Going to be that way for at least another month and a half. Stay cool my friends. Iced coffee is my go to in this weather.
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Road shimmer wigglin' the vision
Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a mirror
Road shimmer wigglin' the vision
Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a
Sometimes, all I think about is you
Late nights in the middle of June
Heat waves been fakin' me out
Can't make you happier now
Sometimes, all I think about is you
Late nights in the middle of June
Heat waves been fakin' me out
Can't make you happier now
Usually I put somethin' on TV
So we never think about you and me
But today I see our reflections
Clearly in Hollywood, layin' on the screen
You just need a better life than this
You need somethin' I can never give
Fake water all across the road
It's gone now, the night has come, but
Sometimes, all I think about is you
View of Bridger Mountains from Mt. Ellis Lane. Turn 180 degrees and you will see the view of Mt. Ellis.
I have so many things that bring me happiness, (pets, family...etc). but this morning all my other ideas took back seat. It was 61 in VT yesterday and freezing rain and snow (still snowing) today...9 degrees. I was without power until early this morning. When it came back on...I checked the freezer to see how my food was doing. There was Ben! :) I have 2 spoons...I can share. Happy Sos.
Before archiving a folder earlier this year, I found this shot and another that I liked....
Crescent moon setting with the other 2 brightest night planets: Venus (bottom right) and Jupiter top. They were within ~10 degrees wide.
I haven't seen a star burst from the moon before especially as the aperture was only f/11. DPS has a good overview of how to do these. Note that since the 10-22mm lens had 6 blades for its aperture, this meant 6 points to the star. With odd number of blades, you get double the points eg 18 points with my new 16-35mm f/4 lens (9 blades)
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There aren't a lot of aspects in Sydney for western/sunsets. I wanted the conjunction to be framed by a foreground and the only one I could find that lined up (thanks TPE) was from Mrs Macquarie's Chair. A fantastic spot and easy to get to but frequently shot.