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A lone bassist playing for the largest audience - New York, Central Park.
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Only One way for The Cobblers, and this arrow is pointing upwards! Maybe not this season, but who knows, a good win today for the Town.
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Stunning Aston Martin One-77, parked in Monaco.
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One photograph featured here...a dove wall decor that inspired me to create this piece. My intention was to create something fragile...that yet exuded a powerful light.
A runner takes one more trip up Monte Sano on the Bankhead Trail. In Monte Sano State Park, Huntsville, Alabama.
Nikon D7500 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR
35mm
F4.2@1/125th
ISO 3,600
Polarizer
White Balance on Flash
This is my standard, auto, walking-around setting on my camera. (The programmed, U1 setting on the dial.) Shutter priority at 1/125th because that seems fast enough to “freeze” most action on the trails (more speed is just is thumb flick away) and max aperture because it’s usually dark(er) under the leaf canopy. ISO is on auto (of course). I keep the polarizer on to take the shine off the leaves and —because it’s always shady — I put the white balance on “Flash”. (I like the tones better than “Shade” or “Cloudy”.)
Straight out of the camera. I don’t process my pictures (normally). Hence the JPEGs.
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From a square of drawing paper (too small for this one) previously painted in one side with acrylics
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Diagram: in BOS collection Autumn 2015 (Colchester)
Startrail, single-shot, one hour exposure, taken at night close to the northeast walls of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Dolomites), Italy.
Therefore my camera was pointed towards southwest. When you almost turn your back to the Polaris you get all these "parallel" lines, which are the trails of starlight recorded by the camera while the Earth rotates to the east.
I've been waiting to have the Milky Way completely shifted to the west, because, as I've already written some time ago, I do not like to see the light trail of our galaxy included in a strar trail, it is just a matter of personal taste of course, but I think it only generates confusion. Therefore, when my schedule and weather conditions allow, I definitely prefer to wait for the right time before to start such a demanding exposure.
It is only necessary to calculate that the exposure ends enough time before the appearance of the first faint light before the dawn.
All my startrails are always the result of one single exposure.
I want to have the shot in camera in the moment I leave the place I've visited, just to be sure I've really got what I was looking for.
So it is paramount to find out the perfect spot where to fix the equipment. It must be an area shielded by winds.
Fortunately in this alpine pass, always exposed to the winds, there are also some huge stones (taller than a person) that turned out to be very useful to protect my camera and tripod from any kind of vibration during the long exposure.
I've never particularly loved the startrails, and, telling the truth, neither I do now... anyhow, presently I have at my active 183 night shots, plus many other pending publication, so, the fact of coming out occasionally with a startrail, well, I guess is pratically statistically inevitable :-)
Actually, this shot comes from a very simple feeling: I was mounting my tent for the night, it was pitch black, with rather strong wind, so the process took a little more time than usual. Time to time I was watching these walls, huge, looming... beautiful, yes, but also somehow disturbing... black huge blocks of stone, ominous... a vision light years different from what you can see on a typical sunny day!
That's when I began to think about a possible startrail, in black and white, where these black monsters would have contrasted with the shining light of the cosmos. Huge mountains, dark, hopeless, death... pervaded by a cosmic breath of glorious otherworldly light.
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Bayline (Stagecoach Devon) 369 (L201 FDV)
This had been one of the unusual double-doored Iveco/Mellor minis that the Blundred Group had had a flirtation with across their empire. She had passed to Stagecoach in this format when they bought Blundred out; but, by the time of this photo, she had been converted to single-door. Note how the guidance entrance notice still remains, despite the fact there is no longer a corresponding exit.
Torquay, 28/06/2001.
Seeing, much less photographing, an endangered whooping crane is a 'lifer moment' for me. After driving about five hours to reach Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge near Jet, Oklahoma, I was rewarded with this memorable scene.
..this afternoon sun you are silk.
never once being
make you light.
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no icons or invitations , please !
A special shot because of the sunlight and the shadow Cortez seems to have only one eye.
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Male Stonechat -Saxicola rubicola
They let me get very close :)
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Once an old One Hour Martinizing place, that was a franchise, this cleaner is gone. What a great old front this place has. Freeport, Illinois.
[IMO:9769295] Containerschiff (Container ship) | Ex- Name: MOL TRIBUTE | Aufnahme: 2022-10-23 | Baujahr: 2017 | DWT: 218000t | Breite: 58m | Tiefgang: 16,0m | Ladekapazität: 20150 TEU | Maschinenleistung: 75570 KW | Geschwindigkeit: 22,5 kn | Baureihe: MOL 20000-TEU-Typ
I chose this outfit for Punzie because it was pink Wednesday.
It is the day in the Vierdaagse when we chose
to show we support the gay community.
That's why her skirt is pink and I chose to put a rainbow design on her t-shirt.
The flag she is holding in her hand is the Vierdaagse flag. I made it myself as well.
I was hoping to make another picture tomorrow, but my feet really hurt and I have a splitting headache from all the walking I did today.
So maybe a picture nearby without walkers in the background.
This was also the first time I was out in the open with my doll and really didn't care at all who was watching.
I just took her out of her box, put the flag in her hand and in her pose and took my time making a picture. I actually made a few from all sides as I wasn't sure whether the sun would ruin the picture.
I'm glad how these two turned out and that I dared to make a picture out in the open like that ;)