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From the archives - this is the Cabrillo Lighthouse as viewed from Mendocino, CA. It has to be about 3 miles away. So I decided to use a long lens with a small aperture (f36) on a cropped sensor camera (650mm x 1.5 = 975mm) to capture both the lighthouse and adjacent rock formations. Long exposure (20 sec) helped to soften the ocean waves. At the time I thought that I was crazy to attempt something like this. ANY movement, including the shutter, would cause problems. However, I remembered a trick I used in Seattle, putting a ball cap in front of the lens and wait 2 seconds after the shutter opened before removing it and starting the exposure. Worked perfectly.
coloured water drops into milk and resulting explosion.
nikon d300,iso 250,105mm f36 1/40 sec,
sb900 and sb800 45deg either side front at low level 1/128 power triggered by stop shot
Explore front page 4th aug 2010 -Thanks.
Morta anche F36, dopo M62 qualche mese fa, e nonostante la decisione del Tar di non procedere all'abbattimento come da richiesta delle associazioni animaliste. Ma quanto contiamo, noi animalisti, ambientalisti, illusi di un mondo dove ci possa essere spazio per loro?
F36 also died, after M62 a few months ago, and despite the TAR's decision not to proceed with the killing as requested by the animal rights associations. But how much do we, animal rights activists, environmentalists, who believe in a world where there can be space for them, count?
Che stia per svanire il sogno della presenza degli orsi in nord Italia? Troppi morti in Trentino, pochi mesi fa M62, ora F36. Portati di forza dalla Slovenia, non hanno trovato una bella accoglienza.
Is the dream of the presence of bears in northern Italy about to fade away? Too many deaths in Trentino, a few months ago M62, now F36. Brought by force from Slovenia, they did not find a good welcome.
www.ildolomiti.it/ambiente/2023/nel-79-avevamo-dato-indic...
An outdoor long exposure transparency shot done as a photo challenge. F36, 13 sec (about half with me in the shot), 100 ISO, evening light.
Somewhat early morning, around 7 AM, making way towards Hengifoss alone. Skógargerði is the farm just over the other side on the right. This is just a little downstream from Litlanesfoss, with a strong current this way flowing into Lagarfljót.
Panorama stitched in-camera, developed in RawTherapee.
For FGR - What the fluff and TRP - Me & my camera and TOTW - faceless foto
Strobist stuff:SB900 @1/32 slightly back from subject left at 3 ft distance. Zoom on SB900 set to 200mm. Camera @1/60, f36
Had to do a strobe shot for Brad (Nerboo) today since he picked the group. Especially as it is a "critique" group.
Trying to combine this with a decent me & camera then was more difficult. Making a mirror shot interesting is difficult unless one is very pretty.
Result was passable - sort of like the contrast & shadows, but not much to really grab one's attention.
Parco del Ticino - Aprile 2010 -----------
Nikon D60 + Sigma 150mm macro (1/200 f36) + flash esterno Sigma
It was bright at Gibbon Falls in Yellowstone National Park. I had to use a neutral density filter along with f36 and ISO 50 to get the shutter speed to 1.6 sec. to blur the water.
View the entire Yellowstone Set.
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Afternoon sunshine through Spanish Moss
Lake City, FL - I'm recently back from a bit of an "emergency trip" to Florida and Georgia. I've been offline for several days, but I'll try to catch up with everyone over the next few ...
Trovata morta anche l'orsa F36, in Trentino (Italia) dove gli orsi non hanno pace. Aveva un cucciolo.
The F36 bear was also found dead in Trentino (Italy) where bears have no peace. She had a puppy.
www.ansa.it/trentino/notizie/2023/09/28/rinvenuta-la-carc...
Dryer's Nebula is the blue patch of sky in the upper part of the image. This faint reflection nebula is located in Monoceros and lies at a distance of about 2400 light-years. The bright blue star in the middle is V727 Mon. Several other objects are visible on this frame: NGC 2247, VDB 79, IC 446, IC 447, LDN 1607, VDB 77, VDB 78...
Color image taken at the remote observatory from the E-Eye site in Spain. The image is composed of 25 hours of exposure time with the ZWO ASI-2600MC color camera using a Takahashi CCA250 f36 astrograph, riding a unguided 10Micron GM2000.
one of my first guitar/string pictures from 2009
thank you friends for all your support, comments, faves and views! <3 Will be away for a short while.
"See you downstairs" - said the water drop to her friend. :)
I had very favorable conditions for this shot, as I was able to stand on the smooth river bed, where the current would otherwise flow had the water volume been greater.
Weather conditions were more than favorable. They were fabulous. Sunshine and high temperatures while my singing cascade and I enjoyed the shadow. One can hardly ask for more :)
And I'm having a thing for long exposures right now...
This one made it to Explore :)
This photo is not what I had intended on taking a shot of. It was getting late, and the tide in this river was just changing... making for still reflections. Several other compositional features presented themselves this day (a starfish that was on the side of the bank, tall paperbark trees), but they just didn't make the shot or were not accessible. This was the only shot i was satisfied with, but the reflections were still not quite perfect.
I didn't think this shot would be as balanced, but for some reason, i think it goes ok. I think with reflection photos, something needs to break up the reflections between background and foreground, otherwise it can look really artificial. I think the stepping stones help with this a bit.
I'm fairly certain it was too dark for my scneider lens at f36 to end up getting a shot, but i did attempt a 12 minute exposure. Fingers crossed it worked.
just playing around with long exposures
thiswas taken on f36 for 15 seconds
thks for ur visits and lovely comments
Rangefinders S2,S3,SP SLRs F,F2,F3,F4,F5,F6
Slight cheat as I left the motor drives off the F2 and F3 ( I don't have an F36 drive) and added the grip to the F6.
Whilst everthing else seems to get smaller the cameras get bigger.
© 2007 Sigurdór Guðmundsson. All rights reserved.
The Skógafoss is one of the biggest and most beautiful waterfalls of the country with a width of 25 meters and a drop of 60 meters. Due to the amount of spray the waterfall consistently produces, a single or double rainbow is normally visible on sunny days.
According to legend, the first Viking settler in the area, Þrasi Þórólfsson, buried a treasure in a cave behind the waterfall. A local boy found the chest years later, but was only able to grasp the ring on the side of the chest before it disappeared again.
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the most interesting pictures of Siggidóri
Taken with a Canon Zoom XL camera in week 314 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
Expired Solution VX200 film, developed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
© István Pénzes.
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23rd January 2022, Berlin, light set up test, one small Lupine Piko light source behind the F. ;)
Hasselblad 503CW
Makro-Planar 4/120mm
16mm distance ring
Hasselblad CFV-50c
Elinchrom 400ELB
Elinchom Quadra HS
Elinchrom Rotalux Deep Octa 70
Das Bild ist am Fuße des Obereren Renksteig enstanden. Es ist eine Stelle, an der man auch gut die Füße ins Wasser baumeln lassen kann.
Blende f36
Belichtung 30 Sekunden
Brennweite 45mm
Peering through the early morning gloom, I managed to pull together this image of the remnants of the old jetty at Walberswick. The sun was already quite high in the sky and was rapidly burning through the evaporating mist, therefore prompting me to use a 3 stop hard edged ND grad to keep the exposure balanced. My lens was set at 55mm and one fifth of a second at f36, so a tripod was essential.
This is the first time this particular flower has been uploaded. I have been asked if this is a re-upload, let me make this abundantly clear - other individuals have been known to do so, you will never see me doing the same! Once a photo has been uploaded, it goes on file in my set and can be compared to any of my previous floral uploads.
The latest master piece from my wife. Again, I'm the guinea pig again; the personal taster to my wife !
Well, it tastes great ! :D
For strobist:
Two strobes. One Minolta 5600HS(D) positioned at 4 o'clock (pointed towards 10) in a self made soft box set at 1/4 power; and the other strobe Sony F36 placed at 7 o'clock (pointed towards 2) set at in-cam 0EV in another self made soft box. The camera is at 6 o'clock.
Kodak 100 T-Max, 4" x 5", 80 iso, Normal development in 510 Pyro 1:100, 7:45 minutes, 24C.
Taken October 2016. Ebony SV45TE. Nikkor W 150mm.
This is the Astoria River in Jasper National Park, Alberta. I used a polarizing filter to eliminate some of the surface reflections, and stopped down to F36.0 which allowed a slow shutter speed of 8 seconds. I tried another shot with a faster shutter speed and found I liked this one better. The camera was tilted forward on the tripod, and the rear standard tilted back to provide improved depth of field.
Every fall for the past 16 years I have been heading out on a fall weekend trip with my friends from The Monochrome Guild. This is a collective of film based photographers based in Edmonton, Alberta that I started many years ago.
St. Mary's Church in Lübeck
as seen from the tower of St. Peter's Church.
One of the tallest brick churches in the world.
The Historic Town Hall is at the bottom right.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Mary%27s_Church,_L%C3%BCbeck
Film is not dead
Silbersalz35 050D
Minolta XD5
Minolta MD35-70
I took a similar image in 2010 and wanted to revisit Riverside State Park to see what I could get. In the afternoon there are some nice colorful reflections on the rapids of the Spokane River. It's an interesting exercise playing with different f-stops in Aperture Priority to get a comparison of different blur conditions. A polorizer was used to block glare and stop down the light. I liked this particular shot at f22 and 2 secs. I compared photos from f5.6 to f36.