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sat out in the freezing cold for many hours for this (totally worth it), lost count at the number of shooting stars I saw, also my first ever attempt at a composite
With deadlines coming up,
the overwhelming numbing sensation
is oddly alarming
If only time could cease to be.
I need 6 photos to put in my portfolio in which relate to a theme. I was thinking maybe "conceptual" as a theme...
any ideas?
no graphics please! they'll be deleted. comments are more than welcome :) encouraged, even.
Explored # 43
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One of the things I miss from my trip to Delhi are the momos, which are essentially Indian versions of Chinese dumplings...but it's not for the faint hearted or the weak stomach-ed though!
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Shot details:
3 subsequent bracketed handheld shots using: Canon 7d; Canon 24-105mm f/4L
Post processing:
1. Lightroom for initial fixups,
2. Merged in HDREfex
3. Last bit of post processing, aka, final touches in Lightroom
4. A few experiments in PS6
WISH YOU ALL A SUPER WEEKEND
We have sun today.
This is from one of my african daisies, i was surprised to see the details
That is why i love macro lenses so much
A winter-plumaged Black-headed Gull comes in to land in shadow on a bright autumn day bringing out some lovely pasel colours
Bracelets and necklace: by Bogostick( Leslie)
Bag: Momoko
Sun glasses: Barbie
Dress and head band: by me
We can shoot the maples on the tree.
We can shoot the maples on the ground.
We can shoot the maples in the water!
I believe water is always friend to photographers as it creates many possibilities of composition including reflection and long expsoure etc.
These are maples in the small creek at Queen Elizabeth Park taken this afternoon.
Happy weekend!
In clover is an expression meaning in luck, the allusion being to animals feeding luxuriously in fields of clover. And I was certainly in luck and in clover when I photographed this Clouded Yellow butterfly. Clouded Yellows are rather unpredictable in Britain as our population is wholly dependent on immigration from the Continent. They do not spend the winter in Britain so numbers vary greatly from year to year. The last big influx was in 2013 when I managed to find and photograph several. They use clover as a nectar source but their caterpillars will also feed on it, although they are more partial to Lucerne.
This shot was taken in early January upstream from Low Force after an early start to catch the sunrise on the Durham Coast.
Really glad that my guide (thanks Justin) had previously made the walk up the Pennine Way and had found this great spot.
I'm currently without camera and my Mac is giving me grief so a strange place to be. Hoping for an upgrade on the camera soon and a fix on the computer as I have plenty to catch up on.
Thanks as ever for looking :)
After visiting the ruins of castle, we were walking a little in the village Asklipio :)
Asklipio is a small village on Rhodes island, located 64 km southeast of Rhodes capital. This lovely mountainous village is built amphitheatrically and stands out for its unique natural surroundings. The most important feature of Asklipio is the Medieval Castle which was built in 1479 by the Knights Hospitaller to protect the southern part of the island. In the Byzantine period, during the time of the Knights, the castle also offered the inhabitants of the surrounding villages protection against enemy attacks. It had rectangular bulwarks and two massive towers. Its only gate leads to the south-east corner tower. Two construction stages can be distinguished. Inside the castle there are preserved ruins of buildings and two tanks. From the walls of the castle there is a beautiful view on surroundings. At the center of the village stands also a lovely church of Virgin Mary built in 1060 A.D and right next to it is the old olive press whereas today it has become a Folklore Museum.
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Po obejrzeniu ruin zamku poszliśmy sobie jeszcze na spacer po Asklipio :)
Asklipio to niewielka miejscowość w Grecji, położona w południowo-wschodniej części wyspy Rodos. Jednym z ciekawszych zabytków są tu usytuowane na malowniczym wzgórzu ruiny średniowiecznego zamku. Warownia wzniesiona została w XV wieku, kiedy to wyspa znajdowała się pod rządami zakonu joannitów. Głównym zadaniem zamku miała być ochrona mieszkańców Asklipio przed najazdami z zewnątrz. Z tej niegdyś imponującej twierdzy do czasów obecnych zachowały się jedynie ruiny w postaci bramy wejściowej oraz murów wewnętrznych. Ponadto obejrzeć można tu także wybudowane przez Włochów dwie wieże. Na terenie ruin uwagę przyciągają także dawne otwory po studniach. Jeden z nich stanowił niegdyś rzekomo wejście do podziemnego tunelu, gdzie mieszkańcy miasteczka skrywali się gdy wyspa najeżdżana była przez piratów. Z murów zamku rozpościera się przepiękna panorama okolicy. Odwiedzając Asklipio warto także zobaczyć gruntownie odrestaurowany XI wieczny kościół Zaśnięcia Najświętszej Marii Panny.
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This was an in-camera HDR (the camera auto-combines two images it shoots at different exposures) which has subtly lifted the shadows to provide a more even exposure than a straight shot.
It often works very well, but you run into problems when there is subject movement or a vast gap in required exposure levels across the scene.
In the Summertime
Mungo Jerry
1970
‘In the summertime when the weather is hot
You can stretch right up and touch the sky’
A pretty scene in good weather but it is easy to see how the trains struggle here in the Autumn when the leaves fall on the tracks!
68021 ‘Tireless’ drifts past the Churchill Hotel in Bootham, York with 1F70 14:34 Scarborough to Liverpool Lime Street on 7th May 2020.
Early Filipinos were a people of the sea, living in coastal villages or near rivers. Boats were linked to many aspects of Filipino life: fishing, trade, warfare, piracy (trade-raiding for goods and slaves), travel, communication, and dwelling.
The Balanghai or Balangay or Butuan Boat is a plank boat adjoined by a carved-out plank edged through pins and dowels. It was first mentioned in the 16th Century in the Chronicles of Pigafetta, and is known as the oldest Pre-Hispanic watercraft found in the Philippines.
the Balangay is only found in the Philippines where a flotilla of such prehistoric wooden boat exists throughout the world. Nine specimens were discovered in 1976 in Butuan City, Agusan Del Norte, Mindanao and 3 of which have been excavated. Examination and extensive investigation reveals that the extant boats found in the excavation site date back to 320, 990 and 1250 AD.
The finely built boat, made without the use of blueprints but was taught from one generation to another, uses a technique still used by boat makers of Sibutu Island. Made 15 meters long and 3 to 4 meters wide, the Balangay is propelled by sail of buri or nipa fiber or padding and is large enough to hold 60 to 90 people. With the Balangays size, it was used for cargo and raiding purposes, giving proof that Butuan played a central role in trade.
Two young women from Mandalay, Myanmar are working to carry clay from a boat floating on the river to a truck. The work is divided among these 2 women such that the first woman carries the basket half-way from the boat and the other woman carries it the other half-way to the truck.
Another shot from my trip out to see my owls a while back.
Though similar to my earlier posting I don't get many opportunities to film tawnies in the wild and so here it is.
My original background story is repeated below. What I didn't know at the time was that a long eared owl has also appeared in the area. Hopefully I will be luck enough to see it soonn
My favourite pair of barn owls clearly were having a night in, so I moved on down to the nearby pair, in another barn. Again they clearly had other things to do than be photographed by me.
Disappointed I decided to go and watch the shortie instead. After a pleasurable hour or two of watching wood pigeons and swallows I decided enough was enough and set off home.
I hadn't gone far when suddenly I saw a tawny owl sat on a wall at the road side. I quickly stopped picked up my camera and focussed on the now empty wall. A quick repeat of the process a few yards further on and I knew with certainty that this was not my night.
I thus made my way home empty handed or at least that's what I thought would happen until this beauty checked me out.
This will be one of my last posts for some time though I will try and check in from time to time. Have a great summer every body.
Tawny Owl - Strix Aluco
Yorkshire Dales - (next to bridge over the river)
Once again many thanks to all those who view my photos and a special thanks to all who fave and comment on them. They are all truly appreciated and welcome.
While in Banff... I spend a good part of one afternoon trying to find the "not so secret" cave that everyone shoots and posts to social media.
At one point I though I had found it, but that path only led me to a smaller waterfall with this amazing aquamarine glacier water... For lack of knowing the official name, I'll just decided to call it "Middle Falls" since it was between upper and lower falls of Johnston Creek.
Believe In Forever
Interplanetary Travel
My last days on this planet. I am ending my search for life forms on this planet. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any trace of life. This is an abandoned planet. Just like the other planets I've visited. After I've done my final research, I'll have to prepare my spaceship for a new voyage. I'll post a few more photos from this planet. While floating in space, maybe we may have a communication problem for a while. When I set foot on a new planet, I'm sure I'll be able to reconnect. I will give you new information with the photo I will publish next. Some exciting facts about the planet I'm going to travel to. Stay tuned.
Youtube: "4K" Road Trip in Tunisia - Visiting Tunisia "2019"
Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X7i
Photograph by Yusuf Alioglu
Location: Outer space (space)