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Week No: 37
Theme: Harris shutter effect
Category: Processing
The Harris Shutter Effect involves 3 exposures taken with red, green and blue filters over them that are then blended together. Any object in the frame that moved is shown as red, green or blue.
It's one effect that I've done before for the 52 Week project, so I knew the basics, but had to remind myself of the method used for blending the shots.
Anyway, this one came out quite well. I'll post a couple of alternatives on my other socials linked below.
Go see my Vero page for more.
You can also head to my 52 week Instagram to see the alternative shots.
I post most frequently to my main Instagram and Vero so there are more photos there.
Some Subject Zero shots. This has be one of my favorite characters... No "coldfish" Liara please! ;)
ENB: Return to Darkness, 8x, 4K textures (Jack), Timestop.
BNSF #2378, one of eleven GP38-2s initially delivered to the TP&W, leads the Lumber District local down to Domino Sugar, one of only two customers left on the Burlington's once-large industrial corridor along Blue Island and Cermak Avenues. We are just slightly north of the former east end of the West Fork of the Chicago River, a long forgotten "tributary" of the modern Sanitary and Ship Canal.
San Giovanni Rotondo Gargano Puglia Italia© 2015 All rights reserved
Nikon coolpix p 7100
Fotosketcher Oil painting effect and lively
San Giovanni Rotondo è un comune italiano di 27.304 abitanti della provincia di Foggia in Puglia, famoso al mondo per ospitare le spoglie di San Pio da Pietrelcina, frate cappuccino vissuto a lungo nella cittadina.La chiesa di Padre Pio, anche conosciuta come Santuario di San Pio, è un luogo di culto cattolico di San Giovanni Rotondo, in provincia di Foggia, nel territorio dell'arcidiocesi di Manfredonia-Vieste-San Giovanni Rotondo.Commissionata dall'Ordine dei frati minori cappuccini della provincia di Foggia, venne progettata dall'architetto italiano Renzo Piano .Con i suoi 6000 m² (in grado di contenere 7000 persone considerando un ampio margine di sicurezza) è una delle chiese più grandi in Italia per dimensioni. L'opera è stata quasi completamente finanziata dalle offerte dei pellegrini. La chiesa sorge sul monte di San Giovanni Rotondo ed è adiacente al preesistente santuario e convento in cui il frate visse e in cui ne sono state conservate le spoglie fino al trasferimento nella nuova chiesa a lui dedicata. La struttura ha una forma che ricorda quello del nautilus, e la sua pianta ricorda la spirale archimedea, il cui fulcro è posto al centro dell'aula liturgica, nel luogo dove è posto l'altare.Assieme alla struttura della chiesa vera e propria è stato costruito anche un grande sagrato (a cui la chiesa è collegata attraverso un'enorme vetrata) e un viale di accesso. Nello spazio interno ci sono i 22 archi che rappresentano la novità assoluta di quest'opera: essi, infatti, sono costituiti interamente in pietra di Apricena, varietà "bronzetto", al cui interno sono stati inseriti dei cavi che hanno determinato la precompressione che evita il cedimento della struttura. Il collegamento tra i diversi blocchi di pietra è stato effettuato tramite una speciale malta con all'interno fibre di acciaio che, in caso di evento sismico, assorbe l'eccesso di energia. Per decorare la chiesa i frati hanno commissionato molte opere a diversi artisti famosi nel loro campo: L’Ambone di Luigi Vangi,l’altare di Arnaldo Pomodoro.Il portone d’ingresso in bronzo Mimmo Paladino.
San Giovanni Rotondo is the name of a city and comune in the province of Foggia, Puglia region, southern Italy. In 2006 it had a population of 26,442.San Giovanni Rotondo was the home of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina from 28 July 1916 until his death on 23 September 1968. The Church of Padre Pio, also known as the sanctuary of St. Pio, is a Catholic place of worship of San Giovanni Rotondo, near Foggia, in the territory of the Archdiocese of Manfredonia-Vieste-San Giovanni Rotondo. Commissioned by the order of Friars Minor Capuchin province of Foggia, was designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano. With its 6000 m² (capable of holding 7000 people considering a large safety margin) is one of the largest churches in Italy for dimensions. The work has been almost completely funded by the Pilgrim's offerings. The Church is located on the mountain of San Giovanni Rotondo and is adjacent to the existing sanctuary and convent where the brother lived and where her remains have been preserved up to the transfer in the new church dedicated to him. The structure has a shape reminiscent of the nautilus, and his plant recalls the Archimedean spiral, whose hub is at the Centre of liturgical classroom, where is placed the altar.Together with the structure of the Church itself was built also a large churchyard (to which the Church is connected through a huge picture window) and an entranceway. In the Interior there are 22 arches that represent the absolute novelty of this work: they are made entirely in stone of Apricena, variety "bronzetto", which were included cables caused the precompression that prevents failure of the structure. The link between the various stone blocks was made through a special mortar with steel fibers that, when seismic event, it absorbs the excess energy. To decorate the Church the friars have commissioned many works to several famous artists in their field: the pulpit of Louis Vadlamani, the altar of Arnaldo Pomodoro.Il entrance door in bronze Mimmo Paladino.
On our Starbucks coffee run this morning. The cloud-enhanced sunrise was beautiful.
Tucson's potholes are very noticeable. The car and camera jerked as I snapped this The streets are not paved to handle rain. We get two monsoon seasons, but it's always a surprise to the road maintenance departments, city and county.
It's not a very colorful sunrise. We are headed east. The clouds are coming to Tucson from the south. They are from a storm off the west coast of Mexico in the Pacific Ocean. I hope we get some rain. None from this storm so far.
Next week there will be anode Pacific storm off the coast of California. We all need rain!
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This is a new one! I took it a few days ago when I was out with my family visiting my stepmothers sister. Actually I was about to take some photos of a cat (A cat? Have I ever been taking a photo on a cat before?) but when I was on my way I saw this little fellow!
Unbelievable glow after the sun disappeared, hope to make it round to Broadbench next time if we can time the tides right.
Shot with Sony A7ii and 28mm f3.5 Minolta Rokkor at f8 with Cokin 2 stop medium grad ND filter Kimmeridge 13-10-2019ps-2
The cloudy nightsky is uplit by the orange light from several greenhouses. The lightspiral is me, waving a flashlight around.
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Contrasting building styles along the Eagle Street precinct in Brisbane, not far and taken from the Kangaroo Point bridge. Note the heritage building low on the left contrasting with the tall and rather new skyscraper next door.
Hi everyone, from the top of the hill and through the purple berry bush... that's what the purple clouds are in the photo, an effect from the new Canon zoom lens, 70-200mm f/2.4. It was pretty amazing weather again today. A great week finally after 21 days of rain.
Some Subject Zero shots. This has be one of my favorite characters... No "coldfish" Liara please! ;)
ENB: Return to Darkness, 8x, 4K textures (Jack), Timestop.
A thin plume that followed the fetch of Lake Michigan but yielded no snow is lit by the setting sun over the CN's Matteson Sub.
Griffith, IN
Photo by John Eagan
Shot in the Upper Antelope Canyon, AZ
During the monsoons, rainwater washes down from the basin above these canyons picking up speed and sand. Over millions of years these flash floods have eroded the hard Navajo sandstone and left behind these beautiful, smooth wavy lines.
People can't help but stop in their stride and gaze upwards at the wonder that is Antelope Canyon. The twig above the lady's head was washed into the canyon during the last flash flood.
The above pic hardly does justice to the place (and the fact that my camera boosted the ISO to 3200 doesn't help either). Hopefully my tripod stabilized long exposures will turn out better...
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Beneath the grand arches of Estació de França, Barcelona breathes in stillness.
No rush, no passengers — only the gentle glow of morning light, diffused like brushstrokes across steel and stone.
This is not just a station; it is a canvas.
The iron ribs of the roof stretch like painted wings, sheltering rails that shimmer with a surreal calm.
Time seems suspended, as if the city paused for a portrait in oil.
With each light and line softened by a painter’s gaze, the photograph becomes a memory dreamed in color.
A tribute to architecture, motion, and the poetry of waiting.
In the midst of a powerful lake effect snowstorm, not even that can stop the railroads from running! NS 1196 leads the way through at the helm of train 277, passing by the former Mascot Hall of Fame site in Whiting, IN.