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Harris Brown-ALL rights reserved. This image may not be used for ANY purpose without written permission.
Wissahickon Valley, Phila, PA USA
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There were two chicks in this nest. As we were setting up, one of the chicks fledged. We were fortunate to get this last feeding of the remaining chick. A few minutes after we took this image, it took off to join the family.
Nikon D500 camera with Nikon 500mm f4 G VR lens, 1.4 converter and fill flash.
1/250 F8 ISO 800
For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor lasts a lifetime; weeping may remain for a night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.
—Psalm 30:5
A rider waits wIth eagerness for the arrival of her bus on the curb of Phahon Yothin Road in the Phaya Thai District of Bangkok.
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 800, f/4.8, 50mm, 1/200s
Increased the ISO here to keep the exposure shorter in the darkening conditions, this kept the boats from moving around too much.
Bar Harbor, Maine
Seagull seeking for food along the seashore.
TD : 1/1250 f/5.6 ISO 800 @200mm vintage Pentax-M lens Sony Alpha 6000
Der Buchfink (Fringilla coelebs) ist ein zur Familie der Finken (Fringillidae) gehöriger Singvogel.
ƒ/5.6
400.0 mm
1/500
ISO 800
Hardware: Nikon D750, Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8
Settings: 14mm, f/2.8, ISO 800, and exposure 30s
I submitted this image to the Arizona Highways magazine 2020 photo contest. It required a title and description. I struggled most with a title, and ultimately called it "Camping Reflections" based on my description below:
I am an amateur photographer and decided that while camping at Big Lake, I would attempt to photograph the milky way over the lake. Camping at Big Lake is something of a tradition among the men in our family, and on this trip I was with my brothers-in-law and two of my nephews. I’d researched some locations as well as various tips/tricks to get a starting point for capturing something worth printing. I drove out to Reservation Lake the night before and took several shots of the milky way, which I shared with my nephews the following morning. The night this photo was taken, I’d calculated the drive and setup time so I could be in position to shoot the galactic center of the milky way. It had rained heavily at the campground all afternoon, and was still cloudy as it approached the time to leave. I was hesitant to go as I believed more rain was coming, but decided to give it a shot at the last minute. As I informed the family of my intentions, much to my surprise, but my nephews both jumped up and said, “we want to come.”
We got there, setup the gear, and waited to see what the night had in store. As luck would have it, there were clouds blocking our view. We watched, waited, and managed to get several shots between cloud banks. Just when we thought we would have to call it a night, the clouds overhead started to thin. Soon, we had an unobstructed view of the milky way, and could see the occasional flicker of lighting off to the southwest. We saw the thunderstorm was moving into view when my nephew asked if we could “get the lightning too.” We spent the next hour playing with the settings trying to find a setup that worked for both the storm and milky way. We progressed to a point where we’d open the shutter, and hope that we could get a flash of lightning during the exposure.
I struggled to title this picture as it captured so much in one image. The power of the storm crossing the horizon, the sound of the rolling thunder, the insignificance felt standing under all those stars, the glow of the warm campfires across the lake… But the feelings the image is unable to convey is the fun we had capturing it, the excitement we felt when the lightning would flash during an exposure, nor the anticipation waiting for the image to be saved so that we could view it. Over the years our camper ranks have dwindled. Primarily as the younger generations graduate and move on to college or careers. It won’t be much longer until, like my son, my nephews will have obligations preventing them from camping with us. But every time I look at the image I will be reminded of that night and how much it meant to me.
Increased the ISO to 800 here so that I could limit the shutter to 1/4 second. Wanted just slight smoothing of the flow but leaving some detail of the flowing water too.
Found this Bouquet of Tulips to share with you.
Awakening with spring, a season of hope and rebirth, tulips carry springs very essence. Their early blossoms are a welcome signal of winter's departure.
(Nikon ZIII, Nikor 105/2.8, 1/4 sec @ f/16, ISO 800, edited to taste)
Great-crested Grebe with the Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station in the background.
Nikon Z8 - Nikon 500mm F5.6 PF
Shutter speed - 1/1600
Aperture - F/5.6
ISO - 800
It is a month later this year than last, when this photo was taken. This year, the trees are still bare, with only small hints of budding.
copyright: gerd kozik/ yarin asanth 2018
Hi dear Flickr friends,
shortly at home I will share with you a photo of my first evening paddling tour after the Bregenz trip. The water surface was so smooth and lovely on the "Untersee" like a duck pond so that I wanted to paddle into the night.
Have a nice evening my friends!
Yarin
Vätövägen, Norrtälje, Sweden
January 9, 2023
Minolta SR-T 101 , MD Rokkor 45mm, yellow filter, Kodak T-Max 400 pushed to iso 800 with Ilford DD-X.
ISO 800, f6.3 @ 35mm, 22:34, 30sec.
The building is an old cold war radar station on top of the Teufelsberg (devil's mountain).
Read more about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teufelsberg
This other shot was taken from inside: www.flickr.com/photos/f1dot8/10922812185/in/photostream/
ISO 800
17mm
f/9
1/160th sec
Hi-Tech 3 stop GND
Another shot from last weekend, this time early morning, and a blanket of heavy frost and scattered fog. It was really spectacular out there, amazing scenery, I dont think the photos do it justice. Look forward to a return trip!!
Peregrine Falcon juveniles. (Exploring their territory ).
iso 800.taken from a long way off.cropped.
Taken with a Schedule 1 Licence, under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Copyright Steve Waterhouse .©
NO ES UN MACRO!!
Cámara: Canon EOS 7D
Lente: EF500mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x = 700 mm
Setting: ƒ/7.1 700.0 mm 1/2500 ISO: 800 Flash (apagado, no disparó)
MODO AV HASTA LA MUERTE!! NO FLASH!!!!
Lugar de captura: Presa de Hatillo, Cotuí. Rep. Dom
Por: Cimarron mayor Panta
Boy, did this photo take some effort! It's the final result from my advanced astro photography training course in Death Valley, USA.
After flying from Australia, I arrived the morning after Death Valley had a years worth of rain in one night. The place was flooded out and the road officially closed but I managed to get through. The only place accessible was Bad Water Basin.
Captured with my Benro Polaris, this 2 row 20 shot tracked panorama was combined in photoshop using techniques I learnt during the course. Given I rarely used photoshop in the past it was a very steep learning curve.
Overall I probably spent 40 hrs on processing but only because I had to read my notes, watch a few videos, research photoshop help, try it on my image and after I finally completed each little step, write my own notes on what I did for future use. Now that I have the knowledge, hopefully it will only take 20hrs next time.
However, I have to say, I'm ecstatic with the result. The final image is 8.16GB and could easily look awesome on a Billboard. Not sure I'll go that far though 😁. Maybe just a local competition. Thanks to Dan Zafra Photography for the tuition and great week.
📷 Sony Alpha 7Rm5
👀 Sony FE20mm F1.8G
⏱️ Sky 10 images at 90 sec
⏱️ Ground 10 images at 20 sec
🔘 Fstop - 2.2/1.8
️ ISO 800/6400
Denoised in DXO, Blended and processed in Photoshop, final adjustments in Lightroom Classic
Tonight the comet is just high enough to use a telescope and mount. This image was captured with a Vixen VSD astrograph telescope just above the horizon in the Tucson dust just before the foliage came into view. A Nikon Z8 was used to capture images 2.5 sec each iso 800 stack comprising 1 min.
Tonight the comet was just high enough to capture the comet embedded in a field of stars.
I shot this series at ISO 800 and f 2.4 to really add some grain. It made the whole image seem sort of haunted...This was one I did just for Jen... she loves grain.
iso 800, f 4.5, 1/30s.
This was wide angle, to get all the objects in the shot that I wanted, 18mm (on a 18-55), so it's been pinched in photoshop to reign the distortion in. I set it at 800 for some texture, and I think having the lens way out of prime lends to the aged look, otherwise it's wysiwyg off the camera.
I cut the eyes off on the portraits oddly maybe. I plan on returning to this for another take.
As a few sun rays make it through the clouds, a male Anna Hummingbird takes a little time to do some stretching while keeping forever alert to any invaders of his claimed territory.
It was damp dreary winter day with an over all grey sky, but once in while the sun rays would partially break through. I longed to capture this little guy stretching or preening and with patience he stretched and preened for me!
Photo taken on Jan 2/16 at 2:05pm.
Taken at 375mm at 1/640's at f/5.6, manual white balance, iso 800
Calicut Town at night. Very slow Shutter speed with ISO 800
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Bit of photoshop to pass the day. Self portrait shot at ISO 800 f5.0, other images as follows:- Lake:- pixabay.com/.../mountain-nature-waters-lake.../ Boat - www.pexels.com/photo/boat-ship-sailboat-paper-19678/
Fish -https://www.freeimages.com/photo/origami-fish-1618788
Fish Eye - www.freepik.com/.../sea-animals-collection_952250... Hook - www.freepik.com/free-vector/metal-hook_835127.htm...
Water Ripple -http://www.stickpng.com/img/nature/water/water-whirlpool
Mamiya C220
Fuji Pro 400H @ iso 800
The film has a color cast, probably after the airport scanning. Converted to black and white in photoshop
Salt d'aigua a Bagà, camí del 'bullidor de la llet'
Salto de agua en Bagà, camino del 'bullidor de la llet'
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Canon EOS 1100D - 18mm - f/9.5 - 1/15 - ISO 800
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ISO 800, f5,6, 12mm, live composite (60 fotos de 30 segundos)
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Olympus digital camera
Cormorant
My original RAW capture was taken hand held at 500mm and this individual wasn't large in the frame. This post is a considerable crop and enlargement from my D500 NEF file using Auto ISO 800 / f7.1 / 1/2500 sec
somma di 280X0300 secondi, iso 800 Eos 5D Mk2 su FS60 CB e TKA20582 flatner F6,2
autoguida su AZEQ6 GT SW,processing Pixinsight 1.8.8 PCC function,elaborazione Photoshop CC15 e Topaz Labs plugin.
March 2023
Session V
(pulled ISO 800)
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