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The Sun goes down and the young sliver of the Moon lights up the sky and so do the electrical storms dances in and around out atmosphere. I am sketchy on the science, I am oils and tones on these offerings. My camera was set to create an auto white balance and it did. The camera did follow the workings of the system it has, but it was not an accurate representation of the sight seen by my eyes. The initial colours and intensity of the image would look similar to how the scene could be seen when squinting your eyes. The colours and intensity given in these edits has been increased for a visual effect. Astronomy does use many filters and settings to see through some reflective gases and dust clouds and colours are sometimes generated to better distinguish the elements within an image. Here there is no science and no exact setting, here there is feeling and enjoying that is now delivered in this sharing. The original picture was edited into the style of an oil painting. I pushed myself too hard last night and today I am bits and pieces so I am might either revise, or completely redo these images. They are artistic representations of last night initially generated as a photograph and then altered and style into digital versions of oil paintings.
I am going off to collapse again into a sleep deeper than the dancing portals opening and closing in the sky last night. I do not know which decade I will wake back up in. It is often the 1980s and it takes a strange while to return to contemporary reality around me.
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These connections on the tensioned cables for the electric trains near the Goodwood Train Station look like a warped version of the bass clef musical notation.
One of many fascinating stores to be found in shopping centres in townships and township clusters such as Soweto. This store had used electrical goods for sale ( and perhaps repair too).
Taken in Australia near Hastings Point in NSW. This is looking south towards Byron Bay and the storm was simply Epic!!
can make for a great photographic effect. That grayish area around the edges is not part of a post processed addition but the result of playing "stalker." I was shooting from behind several transparent electric metering devices with a long lens. I rather like the effect.
Ambient light only. 5D MK III + 135mm f2
Note: Over the last few days, many people have added me as a contact. This is cool but please do not add me without at least commenting once or twice. Let me know you are a real person, not a stalker :)
El sábado 10 de abril hubo unas nubes chulas que me llevaron a sacar la cámara para hacer fotos al atardecer. Mi sorpresa fue ver que se acercaba tormenta. Decidí cambiar mi posición e irme a un conocido puente en Madrid para realizar esta imagen.
Hice un timelapse con el intervalometro y disfrute del momento. En 2 de esas tomas, había rayos justo detras de las torres, así que en Photoshop, fusioné las 2 tomas para que estuvieran en la misma imagen.
Cada imagen ISO100, f11, 4", WB 2600K
Lightning over Disneyland, Paris. Family holiday this year. Heat was building for days and this was the result. Kids were in bed, had no tripod, so I balanced the camera on a cushion, pointing out of the hotel room and waited. This was the last strike before it rained. I've darkened the original and found different colours on different forks of the lightning. Can't believe how lucky I was.
The electrical dangrous is one of the factors of killing people so becarefull..
الخطر الكهربائي هو احد العوامل القاتله للانسان فحذر منه
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FreeCamera / nohud CT by Erika & One3rd • Sweetfx By Reshade • 6K res • Photomode
Another "street test" of the Electrical Parade at Magicland Park in Second Life...the floats are looking better and better each day!
I spotted this set of pylons recently when there was a storm brewing and thought it would make a good composition with a moody sky backdrop. I tried it with both short and long exposures and this was the best I think. I also liked the concept of combining man made electricity with the natural electricity in the clouds. For this I used a Lee Big Stopper and a 3 stop Lee neutral density graduated filter although it actually needed another stop. It was an exposure of several minutes but as the clouds were slow moving, it still gave a streaking effect which is what I wanted. I also always use long exposure noise reduction which doubles the wait time before you can preview the shot! A lightning strike onto the Pylon would have been nice but you can't have it all!