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Well, perhaps not THAT brief. My goal was to capture the Aurora Borealis and I therefore used ISO 4000 with 43 second exposures. After about 45 minutes I headed back to the lodge because I knew my timing was poor. Indeed the prior day (www.flickr.com/photos/steventheamusing/9340352368) the Aurora was more active... I just didn't know it!
So what do you do with 49 images which don't contain the aurora? You stack them, of course! I used the StarCircleAcademy Advanced Stacker PLUS in "Long Streaks" mode.
Did you spot me in this shot? I'm a shadowy figure.
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Next we return you to our "regularly scheduled" waterfall tour.
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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness
I have taken football field at Tama City, Akabane 's soccer club' Suporio Johoku 'football club with home ground.
Suporio Johoku Ofiicial Web Site
Our view of Kesler's second goal of the night, luckily we saw three canucks goals in our end during the second period! Canucks won over the Ducks: 4-0
Cabo Sardao, Cavaleiro, Portugal
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This boy loves a ball!!
* no photographer was injured in the making of this image.
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Setting standards too high often leads to a feeling of not being enough. If the goal is always to achieve everything extraordinarily, much pressure builds up quickly because not achieving equals failure quite often. A narrow field of vision frequently causes another problem: tunnel vision - a one-way street where compromises are rare.
However, if there is no room to experiment, the beauty of coincidences will always stay unknown. Though the small surprises sometimes sweep through life like a storm and mess things up, they often let everything shine in new splendor that makes being so vibrant.
The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) is a public agency dedicated to the preservation of a healthy environment, its goal to help protect water, land and its future.
Locations are....
Edenvale
Elba Wetlands
Fort Willow
Glencairn
Minesing Wetlands
New Lowell
Nottawasaga Bluffs
Osprey Wetlands
Petun
Tiffin
Tottenham
Utopia
Goal Tender ??
Great Blue Heron on a sunken ice hockey net in the pond at Exton Park
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My son's teammate celebrating his goal save this morning. Fun was had by all. We never pay attention to the score and as long as the kids are running, we're happy...
She shoots, she scores! Alice celebrates the scoring of a goal on set of our upcoming independent film, ‘2 Below 0’ .
My goal wasn't that distant - just 500km to Newcastle. But I missed my first flight because a serious accident closed the motorway to the airport and then the airline refused to let me on the second flight because queues in the airport meant I was in breach of some 35 minute rule (don't ask)...... So I'm back home when I should be hosting a table at a charity dinner...
(If you have 4 minutes to spare, perhaps you could take a look at my Exhibition at Ministract, Blurring the lines...)
ministract : JiBBR : stele
OSR's Saint Thomas Job works the CN yard building their outbound while using the bridge as headroom. The mainline becomes OOSR just after the bridge ends and is used only for this purpose any more.
During the month of August Nottingham played host to the seniors international hockey World Cup. A fantastic event run over a two week period and I made a number of trips their to watch the games. Free admission, plenty of photographic opportunities and a fast moving sport. I took far too many images and I am still processing a selection.
Do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © Nigel Stewart