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Lots of dark places out there. Lots of places of light as well! People tend to see the dark much more than the light. Pity. On the other hand, there's no shadow without a light and no light without a shadow...
this is one of a lot of secret places in the -house of the officars- Wünsdorf near Berlin, we visit a hole infantry school and the building of high ranked russian commanders from the end of the 80`s we made amazing photos here upcoming step by step next time
led as only light source
indirect backlight with the help of a cd
which created the light effect and was background too
leica dg macro elmarit 1:2,8/45
Headed out to Schwabacher's Landing on this particular morning for sunrise....the fog was thick when we left Jackson Lake Lodge and it didn't look like there would be much of a break from it. The Teton mountain range was completely obscured the entire drive down, give or take a few areas where you could catch a fleeting glimpse. I had all but given up before even arriving but much to my delight, the fog lifted just enough to provide us with this glorious scene complete with a beautiful hint of light and color. So serene and peaceful.
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Lost Light – I was out shooting the storm last night and styed until dark to shoot long exposers of the clouds moving. The sun has set about 45 minutes before I took this shot and the sky had been dark for a while when these clouds started to glow in the east like it got lost during sunset. I decided grab some of the light in my shot. It was too dark to focus my camera, so I put my flashlight on the foreground rock and focused on it.
The technical – Nikon D810 Tamron 10-15mm at 21mm f/2.8 for 465 seconds. Processed in Lightroom.
We all got surprised yesterday? Quite a cold morning! The air was crisp and cool, but city felt calm. As it was beginning to stir, the only sounds you are able to hear were gentle lapping of the water against the shore, and the soft hum of distant traffic. It was good to go back to the old spot and capture some of that atmosphere. What do you think?
My three-week moose posting drought ends with this shot of a couple of big 'ol boys showing the variations between individual moose coats. As you can see one is fairly light and the other is almost black. I'd like to have the lighter guy a little more in focus but wasn't paying enough attention to the aperture. Still, the light/dark comparison compelled me to post this one.
These guys were found in Roosevelt National Forest, northern Colorado.
Lots of patiance waiting for the perfect cars flow to create an abstract foreground for this Grand Palace Shot, Bangkok Thailand
This day we tried to find again the beautiful demoiselles, a metallic green or blue shimmering damselfly. Instead of them we met this cute furry little guy and his friends, having dinner at the blooming Cranesbills.
Rotten asbestos suite of a porcelain worker. This kind of suites has to be worn during operating the kiln.
A find into a rotten porcelain factory - abandoned since about 1998 - somewhere in Germany
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For the "light" theme that I forgot about yesterday :P. All my favourite devices, monitor, laptop, phone, speakers and alarm.
Trying to use some creative bokeh action with a dark room. It's not quite the effect I imagined but that might be because I don't have enough lights. Still had fun doing it, will be trying more of these in the future :)
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Light trails, why do we like them so much? My guess is because they give us opportunity to see something we know exist, but is not observable with our eyes. A glimpse into the unseen ;)
Dutchmen Pipe Leaf vine wrapped around the barbed wire in the late evening bokeh as the sun went down through the trees and the light shining in .I like the way the vine wraps around the barbed wire mingling together and I enjoy the spider webs that are not seen until you look close, My sister gave me this Dutchmen pipe vine many years ago
Dunes, Soft Light. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
Details of sand dunes in soft evening light, Death Valley Naitonal Park.
Sand dunes are always fascinating subjects, both for their appearance as part of the larger landscape and because they contain almost infinite varieties of smaller subjects, textures, colors, and variations in light. I made a wild guess recently that I’ve probably been to Death Valley perhaps twenty-five times. You’d think that I might start to tire of the dunes or run out of things to photograph there… but there’s not sign of this happening.
We went to these dunes late in the day and had them entirely to ourselves. The light was challenging, as clouds were building to the west. As the clouds moved the light increased and decreased, but overall it remained quite soft the entire time. But this just provides another variation on how we can photograph this subject, and the soft light lets me reveal some subtle details that can be lost in brighter conditions. I made some post-processing choices here that highlight the variations in light and the soft forms of the dunes.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
was a nice morning for a walk in the wood the light was very strong , like the contrast here between the dark form the tree trunk and the intensely light behind the tree's
The different light sources drew my attention this corner of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims.
Press "L" for the best view.
Pentax K-1 II - HD Pentax-DA 55-300mm F4.5-6.3 ED PLM WR RE
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Electrical Storm over Manhattan looking towards Central Park. I hadn't had time to process this image taken from the Empire State Building since I returned from my travels. This is 6 different 30 second exposures blended manually in Photoshop.
I don't know that this properly qualifies as a street rather than a shared driveway, but it has a name.
Today I had a really interesting walk up a couple of smaller hills. The first one was Windy Hill in the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park follwed by a walk to the old Barytes Mine also located in the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park.
While on the Windy Hill trail I walked through a forest and the light and dark really caught me here, I just had to photograph it.