Olympic Peninsula, WA

Modified Agfa Isoly

Pudasjärvi, Finland

Canon EOS 6D - f/7.1 - 1/100sec - 100mm - ISO 6400

- challenge Macro Mondays group, theme: Transportation

- centre of wheelbarrow wheel, diameter of black disk: 4cm

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Big hill (432 m asl) in Northern Finland

Pudasjärvi, Finland

Alviso is a small Silicon Valley town, located at the San Francisco Bay in California. I went there for sunset and to take photos of the seven planets that lined up for a rare "planetary parade" on Friday. It was too cloudy to see the planets, but we got nice backlit clouds after sunset.

I processed a balanced, a paintery, and a photographic HDR photo from three RAW exposures, blended them selectively, and carefully adjusted the color balance and curves. I welcome and appreciate constructive comments.

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I forget to pay attention to the iso, glad the photo is usesable and shows not a lot of grain.

But. ISO 20000. I arrived home with a friend to have a sparrowhawk skim past us at ankle height carrying a pigeon. I was fairly sure that it was heading to this spot so a quick change into old clothes and a crawl under, and into, a privet bush (crawling behind a wall and then standing up in the bush) and there it was. I could not get a completely clear view other wise it would have seen the branches move. But I am pleased I got it. The sparrowhawks seem to use this spot so I am debating placing a big branch there. In the hope they might perch there??

ISO 800 1/25th @ f/2.8

XH026915-1

CURLEW (500 MM LENS HAND HELD) ISO 400. 1/3rd CROPPED

Iso 4000, f2.8, 45seg.

Finland, Espoo, Iso Omen.

ISO6400 bei BIF

Finland, Espoo, Iso Omena.

25x10sec (composited in sequator - Align Stars), f1.8 ISO 1600.

In photos like these with clear sky (feat. 41mpx sensor) you can easily notice the downsides of your lens.

I could have cropped the corners but I'll leave it as it is, just for the reference.

Things like blurry stars in corners you can't fix. They do get less light than the center of a sensor, so maybe that's the reason for them being blurry in corners.

All in all, I'm thrilled with this result, that I've been taking while enjoying the beautiful seashore wind in Krapanj.

camera Nikon F-801, film Santa RAE 1000, developed in R09 1:50 for 18½ min

A tale from the shore.

(Model: Nao - Hurst beach, April 2005)

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Contax S2 // Kodak ESD Slide Duplicating Film 5071 @ ISO 12 (expired 1985)

Kormoran im Flug am Weikerlsee bei Linz mit D750 und

Tamron SP 150-600mm,F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 (A022)

600mm, 1/1600, F/7.1, ISO 500

Focus Distance: 100 Meter

Crop: 1500x1000 (3:2) (DS)

PP: +0.7 EV

Estoril Classics 2024.

IBERIAN HISTORIC ENDURANCE - Qualifying.

Drivers: Pieter BOEL/Richardo RUBBIO

Car: Iso Grifo A3/C

I took this portrait of the Little Female a few days ago.

Then, Little Red a Male I haven't seen for several months showed up.

I was able to capture him in a similar pose and thought it would be good to post them next to each other.

As a comparison.

Male and female.

Note the slight differences in head shape and his darker red color. Hence the name Little Red. He is a smaller male.

He has been hanging around her den for the last few days.

When they are focused on her, they completely ignore me. Which is cool, as it allows me to work in close.

Also, an older male that is really starting to show his age, is showing up. He is pretty banged up.

Camera Settings: f/7.1 - 1/160 - 472mm - ISO 320

ISO 400 1/60th @ f/8

850_1398-1

Following on from my last post with the high ISO theme, this one was taken at ISO 16,000 to get a half decent shutter speed of 1/3200 Sec...not ideal, I'd prefer 1/5000th Sec tbh, but again it depends on the exit/entry speed of the the bird and its position in the dive/exit cycle....the objective being to eradicate any motion blur. For info f/6.3 used.

Thanks for looking. NO AWARDS OR BANNERS PLEASE!

Ursa Beach - Portugal

Post processing to emulate Kodak Ektachrome IR film

ISO 100, f8 @ 18mm, 10sec, 09:29pm

Streetfotografie Überseebrücke Hamburg.

ISO 400, F8, 90seg

Fort Bragg, CA

Modified Agfa Isoly

Nikon d810a

85mm

ISO 6400

f/2.5

Foreground: 32 x 30 seconds

Sky: 62 x 30 seconds

iOptron SkyTracker

Hoya Starscape filter

This is a 94 shot panorama of the Milky Way above Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, just north of Exmouth in Western Australia. The lighthouse is not active and sits on top of a small bluff at the tip of the Exmouth peninsula, so the horizon is a little bit below me as you can see on the right with some of the Indian Ocean visible. Also being 1300km further north than where I normally do my astro the Milky Way looks a little lower and not so arched while the Magellanic Clouds are also quite a bit lower in the sky, in fact the SMC here is completely hidden behind the bluff and the LMC I believe is behind either the lighthouse or the small hut to its right. This was taken a few nights before the eclipse

Tuesday, 09-Sep-2025, 19:29:12.

Pyrgos Venetian Castle, Μεσαριά - Μεγαλοχώρι, Vothonas, Thira Municipal Unit, Municipality of Thira, Thira Regional Unit, South Aegean, Aegean, 847 00, Greece, Thira Municipal Unit, GRC

NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D810, serial No. 6047693, 70.0-200.0 mm f/4.0. 135 mm, F/4, 1/1000 s, ISO 64.

ISO 100, f8 @ 18mm, 20sec, 07:05pm

Kuala Lumpur cityscape view before the golden hour of a sunset. The image is part a time lapse sequence taken that evening. Will be sharing the time lapse at my Vimeo account later.

Norway, PEI

Modified Agfa Isoly

ISO 100-800

@ ISO 6400!

Thanks for looking, etc.:)

ISO 100, f22 @ 25mm, 21:25, 1.6sec.

@ Iso-Syöte mountain/fell.

Observant Kingfisher.

Iso 640. cropped.

Copyright Steve Waterhouse .©

Thank you to the few that take the time for commenting.

ISO 100, f8 @ 28mm, 15sec, 11:10pm

TF-ISO EGLL 20-09-2024 Icelandair Boeing 757-223 CN 24596

pano merge out of 10 .arw RAW format files. First time I did this ever, and I'm amazed with the clarity and sharpness of the whole photo when you zoom in (I'm so very used to simple mobile panoramas that are way more unsharp and unclear). Sad that You can't zoom in 3x times because I do not have PRO account, but hey, this is nice too.

This is amazing, and so I learned also that you have to have a high processing power because one .dng pano file, made out of 10 raw files, equals cca >1GB size.

This .jpg got to nearly 139MB with 100% quality.

Maybe I'll lower it down do like 90% for more optimized tradeoff between sharpness and file size.

I left it like it is for I don't want to burn my PC but let it cool down :)

enjoy in my first pano uploaded to flickr.

Entering new PANO album.

Taken at the top of the little hill, above lake of Vran, where you can see all this scenery of the sea from one side, and the lake from the other.

EDIT: okay, sooo-u, I've found that size of the image is 34105 x 8947 :D

which is soooo unnecessary (would love to see and to live the times when technology would be that great to be able to show those numbers of pixels). So I made a 2160px resize (by the short edge) and now is more appropriate file size.

I will leave this first version just for flex :) because Flickr is amazing and does not have file size limit.

FPP Sun Color film, ISO 1

Decor on Abandoned Filling Station

Griffin, Georgia

Canon IV camera with Jupiter 12 35mm f/2.8 lens.