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I had read about this technique a few years back, and always wanted to try it. Canada Day brings with it a fireworks celebration on most urban waterfronts, and those celebrating Independence Day will likely have an opportunity to try this tonight.
This technique involves changing the focus of the lens during the exposure. Through the 2 second exposure, I manually turn the focus ring which allows for the fireworks trails to fall out of focus and expand. Shifting the focus back and forth from in-focus to out-of-focus can create interesting patterns unseen by your eyes! It's a fun trick that offers many random "happy accidents" and the exposures are really fun to review, almost like watching the entire fireworks display again from a different perspective.
Just be sure to grab a few frames with static focus, however! You'll need to mask in the foreground from a separate image to keep the landscape details looking normal. This is two images combined - one for the fireworks and one for the landscape below. I adjusted the reflections to match the colours in the fireworks image so that everything blends together nicely.
Next time you're out shooting the fireworks, give this "dynamic focus" technique a try!
(I just looked it up after writing this post, and I originally read about this idea here: www.popphoto.com/how-to/2010/06/make-unique-fireworks-pho... )
I took dozens of shots of the trees along the Holston River. The way they swoop gracefully upwards and outwards makes for lovely compositions, and this pair of trees captured my attention. I'm afraid I was slowing my friends down as they walked by my constant stopping to grab yet another shot. Jim, being a photographer, understood, and used the time as an opportunity to get some captures of his own.
This eagle came in very close, filling the frame. Very high dynamic though given the clouds and lighting. I exposed this 1 stop over, and probably could have gone another half stop. The noise in the dark areas is pretty low though, and I could eliminate it if I darkened it a hair more, but I like the details here when not zoomed in. At full resolution you start to perceive a little noise ... pixel peering.
The duo of Colorado Blue Columbine (Aquilegia coerulea) and Paintbrush (Castilleja sp.) provide a palette of red, white, and blue beneath summer thunderstorm clouds near Crater Lakes, James Peak Wilderness, Colorado.
Surprisingly, our younger son joined my wife and I for the outing, and perhaps as some karmic reward we were treated to the sight of a velvety bull moose not far downslope from where this photo was made. We immediately leashed the dogs and gave it a wide berth as it chewed placidly amongst the trees near the lakeshore. However, two young women with a dog that was not leashed saw fit to approach the bull to within what looked like 30 feet or so, phones out to film whatever the moose decided to do in response to their impertinence. I hollered out that moose are known to be unpredictable, especially around dogs, but my suggestions at caution were dismissed by these earnest seekers of the Darwin Award… Not long thereafter I witnessed another unleashed dog chasing the moose through a meadow. The hike back down from the Lakes presented less drama, but we did find several porcini mushrooms which made an exceptional omelette the next morning.
The BEST sunrise that I have seen this year.. and I have seen a few lately.
Photo taken at Bronte
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After many, many attempts at getting rolls of doubles to line up I finally got one pretty much spot on. I can't tell you how much of a relief it was to get a set of prints back from the lab that weren't misaligned with frames smack bang in the middle of each other. I shot a roll of sunsets then rewound and added a second layer during a visit to London with a couple of old friends who I snapped from down low at Old Street Underground station.
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I took a quick time lapse video of the clouds today. I thought it was really neat how they were dynamically created and dissipated.
Village of Incles. Vall d'Incles, Canillo (parroquia), Vall d'Orient, Andorra, Pyrenees - (c) Lutz Meyer
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Making a fast and dynamic run and break, US Air Force F-15C Eagle 78-0474/MA generates tip vortices as she pulls hard whilst returning to land at Bodø Air Station, Norway
Stationed at Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport Westfield, she was one of several 104thFW Eagles of the Massachusetts Air National Guard there for Exercise 'Arctic Challenge 2019'
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When I saw this I wondered who was having sewer problems and then it dawned on me that I have a backflow valve on my sprinkler system and I pay the water people yearly for it to be checked.. I never saw anybody but then I was more interested in getting the picture than looking for people... LOL!! Happy Truck Thursday, Everybody!!!!!!
