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View of the Tomb from the other side.
This was my first post processing using the Canon tool.
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This morning: pre-breakfast
Temperature: Arctic
Light (for less than three minutes): Mediterranean
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One of the most numerous and widespread diving ducks in North America, especially on inland waters. Can be very active when feeding, diving and surfacing repeatedly. In winter often seen on lakes and bays in dense flocks, numbering hundreds or even thousands, and often with no other species of ducks associated with them. The two species of scaup sometimes occur in the same places, but they tend to keep to themselves rather than mixing freely.
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For Macro Mondays theme 'Less Than an Inch'.
The image shows a portion of a very small feather I picked up some while ago on the seashore. It was shot with my macro lens plus three extension tubes, as a ten-shot focus stack. The feather almost certainly comes from an oystercatcher, a pretty black and white species of seabird that is common around here. The feather was very unusual in that it was cleanly divided into a black side and a white side by the central rachis of the feather.
Macro Mondays " Less than 1 inch " . Actually ,this image of the ruler tool only 1mm use for Microscope, you can see it divide for 100, one small space = 0.01 mm or 10 Micron. Now I will let you know how I setup to shoot this ruler with my Nikon 7100.
First I attach the microscope eyepiece 20 X power to my Nikon D7100 with special adapter, put direct to the eyepiece hole of my Nikon microscope, and the objective len of the microscope I select the one with 4X power (There are 4 objective lens the lowest power is 4X,and 10X,60X,100X ) combine the eyepiece with objective lens I have total 80X (magnify ). The width of my Nikon sensor is 23.6 mm. The photo no crop you can see total about 1.1mm across the sensor that mean all most 21.5 X REAL MACRO 1.1
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We were lucky enough to catch a burst of warm sunlight around evening time on a cloudy day, that lit up the bright yellow of the rapeseed, producing this beautiful contrast of warm yellow and cool blue.
Tried a number of compositions using the same elements, but in the end liked this sweeping, fairly minimalist shot, as it captured the flavour of the location and time the best - relatively flat, open countryside, with broad, sweeping sky, and cool, though bright conditions.
A single RAW image, tonemapped in Photomatix, finished in Lightroom and Elements.
for the first time this year i was go by bike and took a look at the nearby locations like this lake, alot of people i meet here, all enjoy the clean nature around here, i like this too because thats one of the rare lakes without privat areas directly on it and no motorboats are allowed here so the water and nature quality holds on here
Two weeks ago when we were in the Teton’s and Yellowstone the weather was rainy and less then ideal. This was one of the brief windows we had of no rain and some sunshine. This was the point at which things started to go against my plans. My sinus headache started and I realized I had left my tripod at home. This area was spectacular. There were small waterfalls everywhere. They were being fed by the three feet of snow still on the ground. For this photo I walked through the snow to the edge and quickly took a photo. This was the last I took during our time in Yellowstone. The sinus headache was too painful.
I processed this HDR from a single exposure and then finished the look with a touch of Topaz Adjust.
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SUNSET ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Moody Winter Sky ~ Touch of Red
South Florida ~ Palm Beach County, FL
The NTWLAU manifest continues west with only 2 units now. Guess they didn't want all that power for the rest of the trip.
The beech tree avenue at Moor Crichel is most frequently shot from the centre of the road for its pleasing symmetry (being careful not to be run over), but I've had this shot in mind for a little while now, so a week or so ago when fog was forecast I took the opportunity to grab the shot I'd envisaged. Something a little different - I hope you like it!
I’m sure I’m not the only one whose emotions are influenced by the weather. During the winter of cold days, rain, wind and early evenings, it’s hard to be joyful, upbeat and positive. And then as Summer comes we’re outside more, warmer, and generally happier.
This is a spot in the Little Lakes Valley of the Sierra Nevadas, and this particular area is around 11,000ft in elevation. Air is really thin, and there are only a few months of the year where it’s accessible with no snow. I took this in early October last year and they got their first major snow storm the week after. But the sun will always come out eventually. Patience. Summer is less than three months away. And San Diego is less than three hours away, and we all know who is in San Diego right?
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