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I had a boring Sunday yesterday and so I started to experiment with my camera.
Believe me, I only experimented with my camera ;)
1/8 sec @ f32 ISO125
zoomed out from 70 - 200mm
(攝於摩洛哥 Morocco)
分享歌曲：
You Don't Even Know Me（Faouzia，摩洛哥裔加拿大創作歌手 Moroccan-Canadian singer-songwriter）
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaBRY6PYNLI
Stripped: Live In Concert from the Burton Cummings Theatre（Faouzia）
the process is so delicate; too much brain, and it becomes to rigid, too much heart and it misses structure; letting go but not too much ... and patience .... staying with it like with a child, until it becomes mature enough to carry on by itself...
I was about to turn it into a square but then felt that the left side would form a good counterweight to the busy right side.
A long time ago in a photo location far, far away… someone took some snaps. Then he processed them. And left them on his hard drive. A few lucky ones escaped and found a home of Flickr. But they were lonely and missed their fellow images. The pictures that were left behind felt sad and abandoned. Then, one day, the wizened old photographer found the neglected photoshop files and feeling sorry for the unloved images he decided to relook at what he had previously created. Instead of pressing the delete button, he started to explore and make some changes. The photos felt glad and joyful and asked the wrinkly snapper if they could join their friends on Flickr. And the shrivelled, ancient shutterbug agreed to do just that. And they all lived happily ever after.
And now the old fart of a photographer needs to catch up with his Flickr buddies
Equipment: Nikon D7000, Nikkor 70-300mm @70mm. ISO 100, F32, 0.5sec
Post-production: White balance set to tungsten. Sensor dust cloned out.
For world earth day (Wed 22nd) I recycled a previous piece and blended with a scene from a late 25 trip to Budapest.
Lupine and Indian Paintbrush Bloom along a high mountain ridge. White River National Forest, Colorado - July 2020
Ektar 100 4x5, 90mm lens
1 second at f32, 1 stop soft GND filter
Location: Grisons,
Area: Switzerland,
Date: 17.08.2019,
Argentum Excursor I. h. 11x14
Schneider Angulon 210mm f/6.8 lens,
Adox CHS 100 II, ASA 40, f32
Xtol 1:2, 6Min.
One of may last Venice pics presented here. Common nice scene in different interpretation. Seldom time using f32.
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I'm focusing on making images and learning more, and will have less commenting Flickr time on vacation, so please no need to comment.
I'm working on my sunrise captures. Lisette is still sick, but a touch better. Going to Asheville's f32 photography club tonight, Reuter's Center, UNC campus.
The white in the foreground is a cloud inversion. The clouds are in the valley below and yet it's clear higher up-- always very moving and beautiful. It looks almost like water flowing. I took a video but poor quality with my camera. The dark stormier clouds were moving rather fast, and the higher clouds were still- quite beautiful and spirtual.
Taken 7/13/10, Posted 7/14/10, r72_550_TSEnhanceLayersBrightForeground, #6904
Those who have commented on camera info before can skip the following- thanks for all your help.
P.S. I'm dreaming of getting a DSLR camera-- but looking for one that is LIGHTWEIGHT. I have neck problems and can't carry heavy cameras on my neck, or even on my shoulders. I want a camera I can easily take on long walks- and that is not heavy. But I so love my Canon Powershot swivel screen, so I am hoping I can find a good light weight with a swivel screen. I welcome input from all you techies out there. And I'm thinking of maybe a New Years present-- asking only for contributions to a camera for my birthday in December and for the holidays -- and maybe, you never know. I love my Canon Powershot 630A- but would like a better sensor- and an ability to take higher ISO photos with less noise-- and just bigger (pixel size- and ability to print bigger) and better quality photos. I've never shot RAW, and given that I have stored way too many photos and filled up way too much storage space, I'm not sure that RAW is the way to go for me, but all the pros say RAW is better, so ... Again-- advice welcome.
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TACHIHARA WOOD VIEW 8x10
NIKKOR-W 240mm F5.6
F32 1/2 1/2[s] R60
DELTA 100 Pro (8x10)
PERCEPTOL(1:1) 20[C]9.5[m]
JOBO3005
... you turkey necks.
It's really much better with B l a c k M a g i c
Sorry, I have The Cramps in my head this morning
A little bit different than Villa Lobos I will be playing tonight :)
Turkey chicks at Rosedale Mills
ps: part of me does want to be Lux Interior... (not the dead part tho, rip)
Hopewell Township, New Jersey, USA
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Spruce reach above autumn red bushes into a foggy sky.
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington - October 2020
Provia 100f 4x5, 135mm lens
10 seconds at f32, warming filter
Nikon 55mm f2.8 lens aperture closed down to f32. Shot handheld with a ringlight LED. Got some funky chromatic effects from the ringlight on the back lens- the colours are what it looked like. I was happy with the texture on the leaves. Backlit the aperture with my phone screen on white.
Pine tree in cold rain. Water dripping down scorched needles.
Nikon Z fc, Nikkor Z MC 50mm
f32, 1/250, ISO100
30 second exposure f32 on fuji fp100c instant film. home built 4x5 fixed focus camera. kodak 1910 lens no.1. 131mm focal length.
An in camera motion blur on this lone aluminum boat that was tied off in the bay near where we were for the past week...Our dog and I would visit this spot a few times a day...loved seeing it moving around on its rope seeming to look around the bay at different angles to make sure all was ok! Will try to catch up as I can...laundry, groceries, gardening catch up...sometimes you have to wonder if it is worth being away...OF COURSE IT IS!
One of my favorite scenes of Taipei.
目前有出類似的景，可惜身體不舒服，無法衝景，PO上週拍的庫存囉！
PS. 標題出自宋代，趙友直的「見乳燕」。
~ 貓空, 文山區, 台北
Maokong, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 50, F32, 5 sec, 70 mm
- Canon 5D Mark III with EF 70-200mm f/4 L Lens
- Sunset @ 6.26pm(289º) / Shot @ 6.17pm
- Visibility 5 km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 94% @7.00pm (Wenshan Area)
Spring time at Upper Hungarian Falls in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula.
Large format 4x5 film.
Toyo 45AII
Fujinon SW 90mm polarized
4 seconds at f32
Ilford Delta 100
Developed in ID-11 1:1
Near Yarncliffe Lodge, Hope Valley, Derbyshire.
Linhof Technikardan S45
Rodenstock Grandagon-N 4.5/90
E82/112 center filter
2mm front fall
2° rear backward tilt
f32
1/2 second
Kodak Portra 400
Gitzo GT3532LS
Arca-Swiss Z1
Lab developed
Digitised with DSLR using 9-shot stitch
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