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first time here post processing with a photoshop.
It's like a different language..lol.great help from book by Jennifer Wu and James Martin
Photography Night Sky field guide. Wonderful book. still lots to learn
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Foo Fighters - Learn To Fly
With a funny video from the Foo Fighters.
Test shot from the Wetaskiwin Sunset/Night Photography class with Learn Photography Canada -Red Deer
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So, I was at the beach yesterday and this is my first jump shot :) Nice weather makes me feel happy!!
A historic schoolhouse interior from the 19th century on the grounds of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve located in the Flint Hills region of Kansas between Council Grove and Strong City, Kansas.
A 3-exposure hdr, 21-frame (7w x 3h) panorama. HDR processed in Photomatix Pro; pano stitching processed in Autopano Giga.
Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning. - Albert Einstein
2015 02 19 120552 Cheshire Little Morton Hall
Let this be a lesson, young 'uns, to always check the front element of your lens. I discovered, after returning home, that I had been shooting down at Ashbridges Bay on a very hazy day with a front lens element well and truly smeared, probably with sunscreen, from someone's errant fingers . . . ahem. Because I was using the Olympus which only has a back LCD and not a viewfinder, I couldn't see the displayed image well enough to tell I had problems. Ya learn, eh?
Toronto's skyline is off in the distance, as is the Leslie St. spit, hidden in the haze.
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Learn to be an observer in all seasons. Every single day, your garden has something new and wonderful to show you.
Author Unknown
No two gardens are the same. No two days are the same in one garden.
Hugh Johnson
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...take a walk on the mild side.....
Photographic Art by Hal Halli
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āLearn from the past, set vivid, detailed goals for the future, and live in the only moment of time over which you have any control: now.ā
Denis Waitley
Juvi made an perfect landing, fun to watch them struggling as they learn to ly and then land. Plenty of time for them to hone these skills.
Mom: What are you doing, Joe?
Joe: I'm trying to learn how to help people in trouble at the beach since I'm there a lot!!
Mom: That's a great idea, Joe.. Who knows, you might even save someone's life one day...
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday, Everybody!!!
I always learn something when taking photos. Even though I have taken tens of thousands of them, I still manage to learn something pretty much every shutter click.
Tonight, I learned that to get the most amazing lunar eclipse photos, you need a motorized tracker that can match the earth's rotation.
So, without one of those devices, I had to bump up the ISO a ton, and bring the shutter speed higher than I really wanted.
But I still got a cool memory. This was right at peak (9:48 pm).
Some stats:
ISO 3200
1s shutter speed
f/6.3
Lens at 400mm
Image stabilization turned off
Shutter release
Shooting from live view so no lens movement at all
Long exposure noise reduction enabled
Processed in Topaz DeNoise to knock the noise down a bit, and Nik Sharpener Efex Pro to sharpen it back up after the noise reduction (I love that combination for sharp/low noise images).
September 13, 2011.
Thank you so much Emz and Rana for the testimonials :)
I think sometimes I get so caught up in that burning need to fulfill everyone's expectations, I forget that something called simplicity still exists.
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You learn something every day :) I was watching some ducks on a lagoon and paying no attention to a robin who kept going to the edge of the lagoon, catching some insects (I thought).
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Learn more about this fascinating bat from STRI Post-Doctoral Fellow Mariana MuƱoz-Romo:
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Havenāt been out in the field much recently, so here is a picture from a few years back - a Fringe-lipped Bat - Trachops cirrhosis - from Chan Chich Lodge in Belize. Itās not a particularly interesting or compelling effort - but it turns out to be of at least minor importance.
By way of background, there are lots of environmentalists and scientists looking for images to illustrate their projects and flickr is an important searching ground. Thatās one reason why I make a careful effort to title and tag my wildlife photos with as much data as possible.
In this case, a postdoctoral fellow in Central America needed a picture of Fringe-lipped Bat. In the last few days she was able to find in my photo stream the one Iāve put in the comments section below. On an off chance, she also asked via flickrmail if I had any images of this species showing an orange crust on its wings. The article she is writing concerns this component of the speciesās physiology - apparently something related to its mating habits.
I didnāt recall any such thing, but did take a look through my Lightroom catalog. Sure enough, I found the above image from the same photoshoot. When I processed it and forwarded it to the researcher, she was ecstatic. Her joy in having an image perfect for her purposes gave me a nice feeling as well.
Things weren' t going my way
I was feeling down all the time
You held me through the pain
Stood by me in the rain
So today I'm free
Feeling fine all the time
Don't have to wait and see
We're on a one way dream
Like the clouds I'm flying and I'm...
And now I' m flying high above the sky
And it' s all because of you
I got a feeling in my heart
My life can really start
And it' s all because of you
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