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Nik Collection: Silver Efex Pro 2, Antique Plate 2

Massawippi River, practicing braketing and HDR features

Kírkjufell under the Aurora Borealis, Snaefellsnes Peninsular, Iceland.

 

Could also be titled "The Bear Hung Over the Mountain"...

 

This two frame stitch taken under the same Northern Lights event as a previous post but later in the night. Kírkjufell is partially lit up by the sodium vapor lamps of Grundarfjörður town off to the right, behind me - hence the grungy brown colour of the mountain. There was also quite a deal of thin cloud about resulting in reduced contrast in some of the beams. Constellation of Ursa Major can be seen clearly in the sky above the mountain.

 

At the left is the location of the famous Kírkjufoss waterfall. Apparently there was a total scrum over there at the time with lots of rude photographers being not at all collegial.

 

I knew it would be a shambles so gave it a miss and shot this from just outside town. There was just one other 'tog there - a nice lady from Estonia who had escaped the brawl around at the waterfall. She said we had the best view anyway!

 

Approx 22:30 hrs September 28, 2017.

 

Fuji X-T2, XF14/2.8, 5 secs sec at f/2.8, ISO 4000

 

This is the view to the north east from the comms tower on Twelvetrees Range into the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. South West Tasmania.

 

On the skyline hard left is the northern end of The Spires being the White Pyramid and The Camel. Next is Mt Curly (slightly obscured) Pokana Peak (1127m) with Centre Star (943m) in the centre mist. The cat-ears of Bonds Craig (1260m), Reeds Peak in the cloud (1290m) (both of the Denison Range) with South Star at its foot.

Continuing, we next have the northern end of the Junction Range (right) meeting the southern end of the Pleiades Range behind the green Atkins Range right in front of it all.

 

That's enough local geography for one sitting and it's only a field of view around ~10.3°...

 

Nikon Z6, Nikkkor AF-S 70-200 f/4.0 G, 1/640th sec at f/8.0, ISO 200. FL ~ 200mm

 

Exported large so make it BIG :-)

One more of my early attempts at photographing the Milky Way, taken in August 2018.

The photo has an obvious flaw: not much happens until the lights of the Benevolo Refuge and Le Refuge de Fond. I had scouted the area before coming to shoot at night but at the time I was still quite inexperienced and did not consider that in the dark many of the details of the terrain would be lost.

In the background, from left to right, the Roc Basegne, the Roc del Fond, the Punta Calabre and the Granta Parei (in my opinion one of the most beautiful mountains in the Aosta Valley).

 

Canon EOS 5d MarkIII

Samyang 14mm

Manfrotto tripod

foreground: 1/20" f/8.0 ISO 800 (taken at the blue hour) plus one more shot for the lights of the refuges

sky: 10 shots 10" f/2.8 ISO 3200 (which is kind of a mistake because 5000 would have been much better)

 

edited in Lightroom, Photoshop, AstroPanel and Nik Collection

Thursday's rather impressive thunderstorm bears down on the inner Hobart suburb of Moonah with the CBD out of frame (to the left) to follow. kynyani/Mount Wellington on the skyline.

 

TasNetworks (the power co) estimated some 10,000 separate lighting discharges with approximately 2,000 making contact with the ground.

 

Power was knocked out, roads flooded and fruit crops damaged in 90 minutes of chaos.

 

I was on the other side of the river but only managed a couple of frames with actual strikes in them. Other folk fared a bit better. My ageing reflexes cannot beat a lighting trigger! My own house is just a bit to the left of the strike but nothing to report.

 

Around 10 minutes after this frame I lost sight of the opposite shore due to rain and hail. Will post one from beside the bridge (left) at some point. Have a roll of film as well - hopefully some drama amongst those.

 

Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 24-200/4-6.3, 1/40th sec at f/11, ISO 200. FL ~26mm

Looking Southeast from top of Chair 5 in Mammoth towards Laurel and Blood Mountains.

 

2 exposure panorama.

 

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Great Oyster Bay from Rheban Road south of Orford.

 

Technically there are a number of bays in the the pic - Spring Bay/Mercury Passage with Home Point lighthouse in the fore/left with Stapletons Point right in front.

 

Okehampton Bay with contentious salmon pens in the centre with Lords Bluff/Cape Bougainville to the right of that and then Great Oyster Bay with Schouten Island, Ile des Phouques (White Rock) and Freycinet Peninsula in the back right.

 

Two frame stitch with the excellent Nikon 70-200 f/4 VR. Almost half the weight as the 70-200/2.8 (in all its iterations) and arguably just as sharp.

 

Nikon Z 6, Nikkor 70-200/4, 1/250th sec at f/5, ISO 100 FL~70mm

 

Big pic this one - press L for loads of detail :-)

  

I went to Lake Tahoe recently for the first time. It was amazing. I can't believe how big it is and I dong't think I've ever seen a clearer lake. I'm looking forward to coming back in the winter.

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I wish it was that easy to deal with this microscopic menace. Stay safe and be careful, everyone.

 

Explored April 5, 2020, #170.

A secluded cascade slips through weathered rock into a dark, glassy pool, revealing the quiet power of water to shape a landscape over time. The composition follows the natural curve of the stream and surrounding stone, balancing intricate textures with the softness of grass, ferns and wild growth. Warnscale Beck becomes a study in contrast: movement and stillness, sharp geological detail and the calm reflection of water.

 

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Enjoyed a lovely day along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. It was unexpectedly chilly for a June day causing my sister and I to visit the gift shop to purchase much needed sweatshirts for our hiking about!

The beautiful Appleton Roebuck windmill again. The land it's on is up for sale. I'm not tempted.

"If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies." ~Anonymous~

 

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail enjoying a zinnia in the garden.

... sur une feuille de nénuphar blanc

Taken on the same roll as my previous post of Cathedral Rock - looking back across Clytie Bight to Yankee Rock in the centre.

 

Cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula being remote and silent. Storm Bay being its usual self.

 

Posted a picture a couple of years ago from one of the bluffs 290m above this one looking at this spot in Tasman Passage. The weather on the days 30 years apart couldn't be more different.

 

Nikon F3HP, Nikkor 35-70 f/3.5-4.5, probably around 125th sec at f/8 on Kodak Gold 400. ~70mm.

 

Lundur. A modern, outwardly well-appointed holiday cottage beside Brúarfoss, Snaefellsnes Peninsular, Iceland.

 

The stream flows off the eastern side of Fagraskógarfjall and Route 54 passes nearly right over the top of the small Brúarfoss waterfall that is causing the white water in the foreground.

 

I'm not sure what the little building is at the left but being Iceland it may be either a pumphouse or the local Rivendell ;-)

 

Needing to crack on with the Iceland archive after a bit of a break :-)

 

Fuji X-T2, XF14/2.8, 2 secs at f/8, ISO 500

 

Our Saturday drive took us to Mayo River State Park about an hour northwest of us. The shade provided a respite from the 95 degree heat and the reflections provided a perfect photo op! It was a nice little discovery…

Dresden / Germany

 

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Lots of Lemons in a small pot. More than 25 lemons on this little pot plant.

 

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Eurasian blue tit, Blåmes

(Cyanistes caeruleus)

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Captured in East Marton, this monochrome image documents the quiet drama of canal life as a narrowboat passes through the lock. The composition uses the heavy stone walls, wooden gates, and cascading water to create a powerful sense of depth, pressure, and movement.

The lone figure at the centre becomes both navigator and caretaker, framed by the industrial geometry of the lock system. The black-and-white treatment strips the scene back to texture, contrast, and atmosphere, transforming a practical moment of travel into a study of heritage, labour, and the enduring rhythm of Britain’s waterways.

 

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With a Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 58mm f1.4. Processed with Nik's Color Efex Pro (for the details) followed by Silver Efex (for b&w).

 

I've been asked how I post process my images to extract details from shots with old lenses. So I've finally posted a YouTube video on this subject:

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVnI8bwZK_A

 

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Cats of Istanbul series

A play on the legend of the Phoenix, with an Emu rising through the smoke haze.

 

This is the last pic from Orford looking across to Maria Island at the Milky Way core rising in the east. Taken approximately 50 minutes after the previous posting of this view.

 

Intense discolouration on the horizon is from smoke haze drifting out to sea from controlled burns inland from my position. The smoke quite distorted the lower stars - Jupiter is almost in the centre of lower part of the image. Thought about cloning out the space junk flare but left it in.

 

Nikon Z6, Samyang 14/2.8, 25 secs at f/3.5, ISO 6400

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A slightly different tack today.

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A new conversion to mono of this image of George Green Field, (within Langley Park) in snow.

 

The layering on the branches of the Red Cedar tree with snow is very pleasing to my eye.

 

The two dog walkers in the distance making their way back to the village just gives some scale to this open space park.

The snow had blown from the north as can be seen on the trunk of the cedar tree as we are facing south west in the image.

 

Image shot on Nikon D90, Tokina 11-16mm wide angle lens, focal length 15mm, ISO 320, aperture f/7.1, processed in Lightroom Classic and Nik 6 Silver EFEX.

 

The Tokina lens was a particularly sharp lens, created by three people that left Nikon to set up their own camera lens production I believe.

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