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Another shot from last session with Alessandra, this time featuring an outlandish look with the aid of coloured lighting.
Strobist info: primary blue gelled sb700 shot through rapid box octa xl as fill. Sangria coloured rim light on a stripbox, and a tiny Apollo pushed in close with a cerulean blue gelled flash for key.
Shot with a Nikon D700 and the Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8 lens.
This is my first lens capped / swapped miniaturization and it would not have been possible if it was not for Fade to Black, who I am incredibly grateful to for helping me learn some epic in camera trickery. Cheers, Tim! I am really pleased with how this has turned out :) - required minimal editing - it was all done in camera.
Hot Creek flows down from Mammoth Lakes and becomes geothermally heated as it mixes with another source. These steam effusions are the result of the ambient temp being below freezing in this case(23 F) and the flowing creek water being much warmer or even hot. There are periodic geysers as well that shoot 6ft straight up. People are no longer permitted to swim here as there have been 14 deaths in recent years.
This is a vertical pano with the DFA 90mm 2.8 Macro lens on the 645Z, composite image. The sky incorporates about 12 8-sec exposures, fed into Sequator and Star XTerminator for processing. Foreground uses 6 high ISO frames, median blended for noise reduction with some spot edits here and there.
Hope you like it!
2 día entre nubes, los islotes toman protagonismo a nivel mundial una vez más.
Aficionados a la fotografía se llevan las manos a la cabeza, debido a las imágenes ofrecidas por la niebla del Sábado y Domingo.
La ruta por línea de costa no defrauda, he buscado está localización que siempre me ofrece una perspectiva diferente, y bajo sombra, he podido volver a disfrutar de los fenómenos atmosféricos.
Agradecer a curiosos y turistas su buena actitud y respeto en el lugar, cada vez a un nivel Top mundial 🌍🌎 para fotografía.
Exposure 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperturef/2.8
Focal Length 16.6 mm
ISO Speed 80
Exposure Bias-0.33 EV
Flash Off, Did not fire
Focal Length In 35mm Format100 mm
Scene Capture Type Standard
Gain Control None
Contrast Normal
Saturation Normal
Sharpness Normal
Image Quality High
Firmware Version 0.1.0.18
White Balance Auto
Focus Mode Auto
AFMode 9-area
Image Stabilization On, Mode 1
Macro Mode On
Shooting Mode Macro
Holga multi exposure experiments. Using an ND4 + Yellow and Ilford FP4 I was able to do 7-10 multiple exposures on each frame. I spent a couple of hours one afternoon walking around my local town of Ipswich trying to find subjects that might work. The Holga is really hard to re-align as the finder is pretty hit and miss. I might try adding some small dots to the finder to see if that helps get things a little closer.
Holga 120N
Ilford FP4
ND4 + Yellow filter
Suddenly the temperature dropped and the daylight seemed to swirl away into an indistinct, fog-like darkness. At the same time the air was torn apart by a frantic whirring sound, like a thousand grinding gear-wheels suffused by furious rushes of steam. Tiny arcs of purple lightning began to crackle through the aether as a great electrical wind twisted the air into some sort of strange, other-worldly vortex. As the very fabric of reality itself seemed to spin away into oblivion, I stared in horror at the centre of that churning maelstrom, where, piece by piece, the terrible apparition slowly materialised. Was this the vanguard of the evil Dr. Fulgurite's long threatened Clockwork Army? or something more terrifying even than that...
No. It was just a nice, friendly man in a steampunk costume that I chatted to during a visit to the Victorian Brickworks Museum at Bursledon. His name is Steve.
Thirteen hand-held exposures representing 21 seconds of March 26th, 2019.
Usual caveats and all that.
I'm off to see Nick Cave tonight in Cardiff with my daughters Rebecca and Jennifer. It should be great fun and a. bit of light relief after last night's American election drama. Skeleton Tree is by Nick cave. This was some of the Glynneath Waterfalls in flood. Often I prefer the smaller falls .
A night sky exposure in the Saquaro National Park near Tucson, Arizona, USA.
9 February, 2017.
Slide # GWB_20170209_2901.CR2
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After a foggy failed attempt at sunrise yesterday, long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef and I tried our hand at a late morning session of seascapes at Burwood Beach, NSW; Australia.
This coincided nicely with a run-out tide and allowed us to make the most of the conditions that presented once the fog had burnt off!
Hope you like this effort!!
Have a great day and week folks!!
Thanks too for any comments, views or favorites for this (or any of my other) image/s!
Taken using Haida 6 stop slot-in ND filter + Lee .9 Hard Grad filter.
I had an easy day yesterday after all the driving, so just popped down to Elgol for a few long exposures. I also took some shots for possible Timelapse's. This morning I plan to go to Sligachan and wander up to the ridge, we'll see. Typical I popped the ice axe in on the off chance of snow, but didn't imagine I may need crampons. Haunted Eyes is by Joseph Arthur, and the wind yesterday certainly made my eyes tired, if not haunted.
Though distressed by time and the elements, the Hastings Building in Port Townsend is still beautiful.