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What's the first thing you do when you get to Las Vegas? Set up the tripod in the airport parking garage for plane trails, of course. Departures seemed to be on 19 which didn't line up with the Strip, so I shot arrivals on 19 instead. There are also some faint trails from helicopters giving tours.
The car trails on the right are taxis queuing up for the one taxi stand. It was an impressive operation.
Stack of 20 shots, 17-40 @ 36mm, f/11, 30s.
Puente de las Pescaderías o Puente Eiffel, Gerona.
Camí cap a la foscor.
Pont de les Pescateries Velles o Pont Eiffel, Girona.
Road to the dark.
Bridge of "Pescateries Velles" or Eiffel Bridge, Girona.
(Explore, February 23rd, 2016)
View from the Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar on Dom Luís I Bridge and across the Douro river at the Ribeira of Porto
Just 3 minutes after this image was taken, thousands of people were scurrying across the platform to the escalators
A new addition to my "Bayside Impressions" series
I have not done this for a while, but it felt really good to do some black and white long exposure work again. This image and another one were just about right to be added to my series "Bayside Impressions".
Long exposure black and white photography has become a very popular genre in photography and many photographers followed masters like Michael Levin, Jeff Gaydash, Marc Koegel and Joel Tjintjelaar and started experimenting with neutral density filters. I personally enjoy the idea of taking long exposure photographs a lot. It always fascinated me how light gathered on film and produces a image that not only captured light but also time. I did not like the clean and sometimes overproceseds look of some of the digitally processed images. My process is a bit different, it concentrates on the more natural look of a scene and less on the creative interpretation. This is just a different approach and something that suits my personal style more. I hope you are enjoying this photograph. The Bay Bridge and the piers in San Francisco have been photographed many times, but they are still iconic and people will continue to shoot them over th next decades. This is my interpretation, my work, my photograph - one among others but still unique.
Pier 24 is a wonderful place to view and think about photography. If you have not yet been there I highly recommend putting this on your itinerary for the next SF trip.
Two rivers run through Lyon : the Rhône, impetuous and spirited, which runs down from the Alps and its high and proud mountains, and the Saône, more gentle and quiet, which slowly runs down from the Vosges, a low mountain area located at the north of the Alps. This difference of character has had a remarkable impact on the organisation of Lyon : while the banks of the Rhône river have been converted into a mundane promenade in the last decade only, the banks of the Saône river have been inhabited for much longer, and they exhale a certain timelessness in the early morning that is quite unique.
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Bridge climbers on Brisbane's Story Bridge.
Canon 5D Mk III with Canon EF 400mm F5.6L lens. 1/640th at F5.6, ISO 1600.