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I tried this handheld a while back, but wasn't too happy with it. So on my first Epcot outing with my tripod, I HAD to attempt this again. Went with a 20 second exposure to 'get rid' of all the people walking by.
Plaza De Los Amigos
Mexico Pavilion
Epcot World Showcase
Walt Disney World, FL
Son is doing media at school so I took him out to shoot some lightning tonight and he pinched my tripod :). Hence the title for this as I messed around with 5 sec exposures off a fence post
Doors, Columns, several branches of State Power all in one shot, throw in a colorful sunset thanks to smoke from the #PatchSpringsWildfire and my challenge photo is done!
3 shot HDR handheld with 8mm Rokinon Fisheye
See many more shots of this amazing building and sunset on my blog here: newd7000user.wordpress.com/2013/09/05/week-32-of-52-theme...
I had an arrangement to meet a girl, and I was kind of late,
And I thought by the time I got there she'd be off...
She'd be off with the nearest truck driver she could find...
Much to my surprise, there she was sittin in the corner
A little bleary, worse for wear and tear...
Ok - so I am going mad with moon shots ... but to explain, I am trying out a new teleconversion lens (Sony VCL-DH1758) on my S5. This shot was handheld and only the contrast was adjusted.
"We'd been offered a trip
from which we would surely be returning soon,
wouldn't we.
A trip outside eternity -
monotonous, no matter what they say,
and foreign to time's flow.
The chance may never come our way again.
We were besieged by doubts -
does knowing everything beforehand
really mean knowing everything.
Is a decision made in advance
really any kind of choice.
Wouldn't we be better off
dropping the subject
and making our minds up
once we get there.
We looked at the earth.
Some daredevils were already living there.
A feeble weed
clung to a rock,
trusting blindly
that the wind wouldn't tear it off.
A small animal
dug itself from its burrow
with an energy and hope
that puzzled us.
We struck ourselves as prudent,
petty and ridiculous.
~ Wislawa Szymborska, ~
Photo new to Flickr, taken last year.
Nikon D7100. Tamron 180mm Macro.
1/1600th @ f/9 ISO 500 EV = - 2/3
Vertorama from 5 hdr images. Each image a 3 bracketed handheld shots.
Galeria Perdana is a museum displaying gifts and awards presented to former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahatir and his wife, Dr. Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali. Opened in 1995, it is set a little further down the road from the Langkawi Bird Paradise in Mukim Air Hangat, approximately 11km from Kuah.
Porcelain, crystal, silver, textile and copper pieces as well as weapons, plaques, musical instruments, Islamic art and paintings are all on display at the Galeria Perdana. Spread across 5,333sqm of beautifully landscaped gardens, the museum is housed in three interconnected two-storey, oriental-style buildings.
The gifts displayed here were presented to the former prime minister from world leaders, statesmen as well as Malaysians during his tenure as leader of Malaysia.
More info here.
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This bridge crosses a small stream that flows into Newmillerdam near Wakefield in West Yorkshire UK.
This photo is an handheld hdr with +-1ev on 3 shots, The Newmillerdam Country Park is a popular destination for walkers and ramblers.
Covering 237 acres of woodland and water, Newmillerdam Country Park was once part of an area known by the Norse name of Thurstonhaugh. The area became know as New Mylle on Dam when a new corn mill was built around 1285. The original mill was probably situated upstream near to the site of the Boathouse and was rebuilt several times during the period before 1633 when it was moved to the present location by Francis Nevile of Chevet Hall. At that time the dam to feed water wheel was increased in size. The cornmill seen today on the A61 was built in the 1820's