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From tonight's collaboration with Tim Gamble, this was made using my new Samyang 12mm ultra wide prime, a newly made LP tool and lens cap, tripod swapping faffery. All shot in one photographic exposure
Philadelphia Sunset from high atop the Ben Franklin.
Took the front seat tonight, popped off my lenscap, peered out the dirty window and waited for this overpass, click. I have been chasing this frame for a bit and almost nailing it tonight, made up for an otherwise dull day.
I was greeted with a dream like morning view as I hiked up and through the cloud. This is one of a number of images captured from this glorious shoot. There will also be a Youtube video to accompany this image and others. Tune in this week.
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I know, I was just playing around
while waiting for a friend in my car. Wearing shorts!... honest Thought it looked weird and took a picture.
Flowers Playfair Park May 18, 2208 106e
One of my images from within the Narrows in Zion NP. Although I didn't get the light, this composition was too good not to shoot. See my day in the Narrows & watch exactly how I took this image on YouTube.
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Am still in my warped phase.
The original image is below. The camera lay on my desk, I looked through at the image and clicked. I loved the light.
After playing with it for a while the shoe emerged.
So elegant, so thoroughly unwearable.
Something to keep on the shelf and admire.
Another from last weeks trip to Lower Antelope Canyon. Tumbleweed provided by Photographer, Stephen Oachs.
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Thanks Stephen. This was taken just moments before he borrowed my new fisheye lens, and stole my lenscap.
film swap with holly (back in september...i was looking through these photos today and realized i hadn't shared all of them!)
i can only assume that holly forgot to take her lenscap off for this one because i see no hint of double exposure :P
Because it looks so good, I bought this cam in May 2023. Who knows, when the last CLA has been done?
“And the seasons they go ’round and ’round
And the painted ponies go up and down
We’re captive on the carousel of time
We can’t return we can only look behind
From where we came
And go round and round and round
In the circle game.” ~ Joni Mitchell
Have to share a story about this shot, the carousel is inside a mall and of course I had two problems A. nobody was using it and B I knew I needed to do a long exposure and I had no tripod! The solution to A was asking the operator nicely if she could pretty please run the carousel without people, and B was solved using a table, my tablet, a to go container, my cell phone and then the lenscap :) I engaged the self timer then backed away and hoped the thing didn't get bumped. The slowest shot I got was 1.6 seconds at f/22
I was asked to be part of a film for Dartmoor National Park to help promote wild camping. I had a great couple of days with a film crew, shooting some amazing areal sequences, hiking for miles across the moors, all finished off with a great night's camping. This is an image of my spot. Tent was kindly sponsored by Cotswold Outdoor & what a great tent it is too.
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Went for a drive. Found a beautiful beach. Standard for Arctic Norway; such a stunning part of the world. I got my 10 stop out for this image, which worked a treat.
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Rencontre avec un magnifique brocard dans les Vosges peux de temps avant le crépuscule dans un parc à vache
Crazy Tuesday - Made of Plastic - DIANA-F cameras and flash. Originally made as a cheap plastic box camera by the Great Wall Plastics Factory of Kowloon, Hong Kong in the 1960s and now being re-manufactured as a cult Lomography film camera. The camera with the flash is an original 1960s camera whilst the other is a modern reproduction. The cameras are fitted witha simple plastic meniscus lens which gives soft focus effects thta can be used to creative effect.
A Ponte da Saudade, hoje, na Ilha de Paquetá, depois de um dia procurando casas. Voltamos correndo e, embora não perdemos a barca, perdi a capa da lente grande angular!
The "Ponte da Saudade" (Bridge of Longing). After a day of house hunting on Paquetá Island. We had to run back to catch the ferry and, though we didn't miss the ferry, the lenscap of the wide-angle lens went missing.
July 18, 2011.
You’re a mess but yes you’re beautiful
This is one of my awesome friends (as you can probably tell by the Nikon). I'm a Canon girl, myself :)
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Theme: Circles
Lens caps from the early days of the Asahi Pentax SLR.
Left to right the caps of:
preset Takumar 135mm f:3.5
preset Takumar 105 mm f:2.8
Auto-Takumar 105mm f:2.8
The preset Takumars have a 46mm filter-thread, the Auto-Takumar a 49mm thread. The silver cap of the Auto-Takumar sports the logo of the Asahi Optical Company.
The name "Takumar" is said to have been bestowed on the lenses in honour of the Japanese-American painter and photographer Takuma Kajiwara (1876-1960)
The big daddy of them all (in the background) is the cap of a Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 500mm f:4.5.
The overall width of the scene is just under 7cm.
Taken with a Super-Multi-Coated MACRO-TAKUMAR 100mm f:4
PENTAX K-1
HMM!
PS. My previous picture ("Sunset Suburban Fence") includes a comment on old Pentax lens caps.
If you are interested in TAKUMAR and other M-42 lenses, do have a glance at my albums:
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[Note: The SMC Macro-Takumar 100mm f:4 is missing from the list of the "Pentax SMC" Group!]
Shot with Canon EOS 400D + Canon 18-55mm
The bad weaher that I wrote about yesterday persuades me to be creative in my usual environment. I always wanted to use my disco light for a shot and now I had the time to realize this. This is pSOOC(practically out of camera), I didnt do any processing but cropping.
If you are interested in a a view behind the scenes of this shot why don't you take a look at my new Blog?
Not the best KP ever, but well worth getting out for. Conditions were against me as cloud was building and a full moon was rising, but I thought this image was worth a share.
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I have enjoyed exploring Yosemite today, however I was incredibly tired so I decided to shoot a classic scene rather than going off the beaten track in search of an alternative composition. It doesn't bother me that this has been photographed before, because I have never shot it, therefore it is brand new to me. The lighting was phenomenal; vibrant red light, just kissing the top of El Capitan on the left & Half Dome in the far distance.
Canon 5D MK III | Canon 24-70L | Heliopan Polarizer
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This image was captured at the end of a long, cold day. I had given up any hope of finding a composition worth shooting and was ready for home. I took the drone for one last flight and spotted this frozen river from the air. It was worth investigating and I came away with this final image.
Watch my YouTube Video and see the entire 'behind the scenes' shoot.
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Jpeg straight out of the camera.
Going slightly over the top with the waving of the lights in the culvert, inverting the camera and then plonking the washing machine drum on top of the camera. Part of the benefit of doing this in the nice pitch-black culvert is you don't even need to use the lenscap when removing the camera from the tripod.
I broke my own rule; Don't over do the exposure on the icebergs, because they are always moving... but not this one. This Iceberg was isolated, static and begging to be photographed in all ways possible.
I used a Lee big stopper on this image, which really helped separate the iceberg from the pastel waters, making the whole thing feel more punchy, take a look here. I was pleased with the result.
Canon 5D MKIII | 24-70L Lens | Lee Big Stopper
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To live here...
My apartment was just opposite this little island on Senja in Norway, I thought it would make for a great travel photograph.
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Framed up, about to shoot and look what should land on the apex. Could I ask for more? You can watch my YouTube video where I take this actual photograph.
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Final version of this study. a few new doo-dads here and there.
credit goes to Mr12bleau for the waffling, Jake for the scope lenscap, Fawkz for the mag plate, and WalkingDead for parts of the suppressor.
made in PMG.6
(That white block at the bottom is odd, there arnt any parts hidden down there, so Im not sure why its there.
There isn't much better than a crisp autumnal morning. It's that time of year again when the colours start to change and the landscapes burst in to vibrant yellows, reds and browns. I will be shooting as much as possible between now & mid November. Other than snow fall, this is my favourite time to be out with the camera.
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Carrying my 10kg camera rucksack, with tripod, water, spare layers, food and maps; the people who I am with (in this instance my girlfriend) always comment on how do I do it, or why do I bother. My response is always the same - You have to be in it to win it :)
This photograph proves my point. We hiked to the summit of Scafell Pike, it was hot and steep and although I was constantly greeted with stunning scenery, the light was poor so I didn't bother getting out my camera. It wasn't until the last 15 minutes of the 4hr walk that the elements came together, producing just 30 seconds of stunning light. I had just enough time to set up, frame, focus, shoot. The light went as fast as it came and the effort of labouring up the mountain with my kit was more than worth it. I would also like to add that this hasn't been Photoshopped or played with much... the light was just that good.
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A photograph of my tent overlooking Glenridding & Ullswater. The mist you can see forming was the start of a fantastic cloud inversion, which I would wake up to in complete awe.
Watch a Film of this wild camp & see how I took this photo.
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The last of my series of Notting Hill Carnival photos, for now at least, and probably my favourite - there is a voyeuristic pleasure in taking photos of other photographers. Even more so when they are as appealing as this woman who stood next to me for a while while we photographed the crowds.
... Somewhere on Skye. I should know, but having stopped the car a dozen times to take photographs, I forget where exactly they are taken. Today has been a stunning day, a winter wonderland. I could not resist this gorgeous mountain reflection; it's days like this that I dream of.
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