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An early spring wildflower whose blossom with evolve into a small berry with the appearance of a strawberry. Taken with a 10mm extension tube on a 50mm lens. Topaz Sharpen AI used to enhance the sharpness and lower the noise.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a canon ef 180mm f3.5 l usm macro lens, on a fringer ef-fx pro ii adapter
Looking across False Bay from Strand about 20 minutes after sunset, towards Table Mountain and Devil's Peak.
False shamrock (aka wood sorrel; scientifically, oxalis triangularis), in a garden, in
DeKalb County (Vista Grove), Georgia, USA.
14 October 2020.
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We hit 65 degrees over the weekend, a new record. Obviously an anomaly and we're back to the usual cold and rainy weather now, but boy was it nice while it lasted! I think the flowers were quite confused too!
With a photobomber! These have emerged just in the last few days, and a little spider has already found them...
Something that might not be obvious if you are unfamiliar with Detroit is the alterations in space, due to demolitions and fires that leveled houses. Detroit was tightly packed, with rows of houses throughout the city. Workers flocked to the city as the automotive industry grew and offered decent paying jobs to workers. Now certain areas are so devastated that they have the appearance of a rural community.
Between these bees and the little Poecilognathus bee flies, the false foxglove stands in the field now provides lots of macro opportunities...
Drive along the coast from Hermanus to Gordon's Bay and on to Stellenbosch
False Bay. first mentioned in 1488 as the “gulf between the mountains”. The name “False Bay” comes from sailors who sailed into the bay because they thought it was Table Bay.
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Fahrt entlang der Küste von Hermanus nach Gordon's Bay und weiter nach Stellenbosch.
False Bay. 1488 wurde sie erstmals als „Golf zwischen den Bergen“ erwähnt. Der Name „False Bay“ stammt von Seefahrern, die in die Bucht segelten, weil sie sie für die Table Bay hielten.
This was really just an experiment to try something new to me.
I'd never heard of Aperture stacking or lens breathing until yesterday when Gazza posted his image using this technique, so after that and watching Geoff Moore's YT vid I though't I'd give it a go.
This is a 21 image stack from F5 to F57 and it's done a pretty good job apart from the fringe on the top right. A much easier technique that changing the focal point and blending due to the change in angle of view.
There's always something new to learn. 😊
Long Pond with Rockefeller Boat House, Seal Harbor, Maine. From the archives...
Stock D850 with a 720nm IR filter.
The 720nm filter allows transmission of a small amount of visible light - the image can be processed to bring out this "false color." Infrared photography is an acquired taste, and the false color variety has an even smaller following...
These days, when I am doing IR, it is mostly B&W film photography.
The view from Vancouver Fisherman’s Wharf across False Creek towards downtown Vancouver. We had had some thunderstorms through the night before so there were plenty of picturesque clouds!
Drive along the coast from Hermanus to Gordon's Bay and on to Stellenbosch
False Bay. first mentioned in 1488 as the “gulf between the mountains”. The name “False Bay” comes from sailors who sailed into the bay because they thought it was Table Bay.
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Fahrt entlang der Küste von Hermanus nach Gordon's Bay und weiter nach Stellenbosch.
False Bay. 1488 wurde sie erstmals als „Golf zwischen den Bergen“ erwähnt. Der Name „False Bay“ stammt von Seefahrern, die in die Bucht segelten, weil sie sie für die Table Bay hielten.
This is an older shot from 25 april 2010. it was my second visit at the beautiful False Kiva. Pay attention to the tiny little human on the right side of the cave!!
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Ty45-20 with the freight train passes Głuszyca Górna ex-station? Not at all, it's just an event train 88050 for railfans with nice freight outfit on February 10, 2001. The travellers were in first two wagons (equipped with coal or coke-fired heating stoves). Unfortunatelly the negative film I took that day went bad through the years and again, Piotrek must have been curating it in Gimp couple of hours to preserve all these puffs of smoke around. The overall effect is not the best but I appreciate all efforts he made to make it possible to show.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
Ty45-20 z pociągiem towarowym w Głuszycy Górnej? Nic z tych rzeczy, to tylko imprezowy pociąg 10 lutego 2001 roku, numer 88050 relacji Wałbrzych Główny - Kłodzko Główne. Uczestników "zakwaterowano" w brankardach (w których zainstalowane były "kozy" na węgiel czy koks).
Niestety negatyw, który wówczas miałem strasznie spsiał przez te lata i Piotrek (znów) musiał sporo wysiłku włożyć, by zachować piękne kłęby pary nad parowozem. Chociaż końcowy efekt nie zadowala mnie w pełni, to chylę czoła przed jego umiejętnościami i cierpliwością (nie wiem, co większe).
Fot. Jarek / Chester