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I remember seeing an image of this island on my computer desktop, (operated on window7). I, insanely, fall in love with this place, and dreamed of getting there. Did not know what it was and were… This mysterious (to me) place is one of the famous iconic landmarks in Canada. A tiny island, slightly attached to the land, on Maligne Lake, Jasper Natioanl Park, is called Spirit Island. Getting there is tricky. You have two options: easy one, by tour boat (and spend 20 minutes on shore), or hard one, by canoe/kayak (and have the whole island to yourself). What did we choose? It is coming up next.
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Sunset at Elvaston Castle, (Derbyshire) on a late November afternoon.
Created using: Topaz Labs, and Topaz Studio
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is an orange day at Color my World daily and the theme at Crazy Tuesday is Lens flare. Of course, we have Mr. Teddy Bear with us, in order to celebrate Happy Teddy Bear Tuesdays.
As we all know by now, Mr. Teddy Bear is a miniature… But being a man of the house, he still has do all the “manly” stuff, like changing bulbs. Since Princess is working, Mr. Teddy Bear is in charge of the house. He has to do all the chores all by himself. He is very good at it and he likes it… well… most of the time. But changing a bulb in the big standing lamp in his living is quite a challenge. Of course, he has to use his super huge telescopic ladder. First of all he has to turn the electricity off. Then he has to make sure that he has the bulb with him. Climbing up takes him several long minutes. Then he has to change the bulb and get down… another several minutes spend… and then he has to turn the electricity back on and see if everything works…As you can see: the lamp is working. I took the picture juste in time to catch this awesome lens flare in Photoshop. I just hope it will be accepted for this challenge.
Have a beautiful day ! Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
FYI: yesterday I had some major Internet problems (we had to rewired everything since we will destroy some walls for our expansion project). So once again, I couldn’t answer your awesome comments. I apologize and I will catch up as soon as possible.
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.... but I love it..
This shot was by my most recent home made camera (3B).
I knew this relationship was going to be a disaster, but went into it hoping for the best.
The Argus Cintar 50mm lens' image circle isn't wide enough to cover the Nimslo 22x72 film plane. - and the diagonal is off center.. but somehow it holds a Lomographic appeal.
I think applying this Cintar/ Nimslo to a crowd of people would render an effective claustrophobic effect.
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Pentax K-5
Kepcor Auto Wide Angle MC 28mm 1:2.8
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Seit ein paar Tagen experimentiere ich zum ersten mal mit Altglas. Hab mir mal das Helios 44-2 auf die Kamera adaptiert und bin total begeistert. Es ist nicht das schärfste, aber die Lensflares und das Bokeh haben mich in den Bann gezogen. Ich möchte hier mal ein Beispiel zeigen.
Was haltet Ihr davon?
Fuji X-T2
Beschoi M42-FX Objektivadapter
Helios 44-2
58 mm
f/2.0
"My Goodness, Time is flying too quickly and
I haven't even eaten up my Easter Eggs yet !!!
Hope you enjoyed a HaPpY Eastermas "
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWMAHASAM)]
taken April 15, 2022 and uploaded for the group
#LensFlare
ƒ/2.8
90.1 mm
1/10 Sec
ISO 800
The invisible part of the solar spectrum.
Thanks for looking... :)
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We spent a few days in St Helens on Tasmania's north-east coast last week - this was the place we stayed at. I was experimenting with some long exposures of the house, moon and sky when I knocked the car remote during the exposure. The car's lights gave this effect with the 14mm wide-angle lens.
"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness."
~ Desmond Tutu ~
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"Hoffnung ist in der Lage zu sehen, dass es trotz aller Dunkelheit Licht gibt".
~ Desmond Tutu ~
“Instead of fighting the darkness, you bring in the light.”
—Eckhart Tolle
This photo was taken back in 2011 when I first started getting interested in photography. Just a simple snapshot I took of my daughter on our walk to school one morning. I LOVE magical moments like these. ✨✨✨