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I haven't been uploading a lot lately since I've got so much on my plate right now to make my dream come true. I'm working day and night for it. Unfortunately it's all about everything else besides creating art. But if that's what it takes to make the impossible happen, I'm happy to put down my cam for a little while. As soon as I got my new website running I'll grab my cam again to chase golden moments and characters again. God I miss that!
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Drink and Click Tokyoâ„¢ - Sakura Fever
2013_03_29
Nakameguro
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Was searching yesterday to make something cool, so I found this one here and tried it by myself
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Took me some hours for putting the several notes everywhere into the room and making about 90 pictures and some more, about 7 hours to merge the single photos together to one, but I really think it was worth the effort!
I used a 200€ note, two 100€ notes, eight 50€ notes, two 20€ notes, six 10€ notes and one 5€ note, so all in all 905€
In the photo it should add up to something like a 100.000€ depending on which notes I placed most often
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I've been quite intrigued by this spot, having seen so many versions of this place online. I decided to find out where this tide pool was. For the most part of the shoot, it looked like we'd have a bland sky with no clouds, but right before the sun went down, these dragon clouds, for lack of a better name appeared out of nowhere. Their reflections were crisp on the tide pool water and bam, I got the shot I wanted! :)
Here's the shot on 500px : 500px.com/photo/13575435
Shot Details :
Camera : Canon 7D
Aperture : f/25
ISO: 160
Shutter Speed : 1.6s
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Quite a rainy and cold weather these days, so wanted to make the best out of it, but worked not bad, I think :) it's not that sharp, but I've done it just with my EF-S 18-200mm and a retro adapter, lense reversed and removed the CA's by just leaving the green parts of the image
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You must press "L" to see it on black and get the wow effect.
Dieses Foto ist für ein Projekt auf Googleplus gemacht worden.
Es geht ein Jahr lang und man muss jede Woche ein anderes Thema fotografisch umsetzen.
Hoffe es gefällt Euch, ist mal was gänzlich anderes von mir.;-)
Wünsche allen einen guten Sonntag.
I actually got to see rain over the sea and capture it Woohoo!
Shot Details :
Camera : Canon 5D Mark iii
Aperture : f/22
ISO: 100
Shutter Speed : 13s
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I vistied the area around Cinque Terre in Liguria/Italy for a few days from May 1st till May 4th. Our hotel was located in Marina di Pietrasanta very close to the sea, from where we started our daily tours. The weather was pretty cloudy and also rainy, but we were able to do everything what has been planned for us. Been the first time for me to be so close to the sea for a longer time and we have really seen a lot during those days. We started our trip in Radenthein with a bus from the local travel agency Bacher Reisen on Thursday at 6 a.m. in the morning. Our busdriver was Heller Bernd, who knows everything about this region. On Friday we took a boat tour from La Spezia to Porto Venere and onwards to Cinque Terre. From Riomaggiore we took the train back to La Spezia and with the bus back to our hotel.
On Saturday we visited the marble quarry in Carrara and had a local guide named Mario who was an old police man who turned 90 years 3 days before. For that age he was in fabulous shape and a really funny guy! In the evening we visited Lucca which was also quite interesting. On Sunday morning it was the one and only day with more or less blue sky so I used an hour in the morning, before we were leaving, for taking some shots of the Pontile di Marina di Pietrasanta. A few short words on this and maybe more soon in one of my blogs. Hope with these pics you can enjoy a little bit as we did and if so feel free to share the links or download photos from my stock photo portfolios!
Here is another shot from two nights ago. As usual the surf was very erratic. The waves would stay short then out of nowhere I would get flooded and have to grab my set-up before it was swallowed up. I learned that if I'm quick I can get it back in place as the water was receding, with shutter release in hand and a hotshoe bubble level all working together fire off a few shots. Have a great day!!
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