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This frozen waterfall in Jasper National Park is like something out of 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'.
This was a 6 shot vertical pano with the Zeiss Batis 18mm prime lens on the Sony A7RII.
Don't even ask how cold it was :)
Thanks for looking
Gavin Hardcastle
Hummingbird, a PRIME subject to photograph if you're in the Americas and you like bird photography. Unfortunately I don't have cameras or lenses good enough to get those "frozen wing" hovering shots of these birds on a regular basis, so perching will have to do for now.
A nice 9-point in his prime. He will be a better buck next year and the year after that. With a little luck we will meet again. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This photo made explore 10.30.2019. My 110th explore.
Coltsfoot / tussilago farfara. Nottingham Canal, Cossall, Nottinghamshire. 30/03/21.
Part of a more extensive group of Coltsfoot growing on the bank of a disused canal. The bright yellow flowers were newly opened, so in prime condition.
Little did I know they would be heralding such a cold, wet Spring!
This time of the year (mid june-mid july is the prime time for watching Noctilucent Clouds (NLC: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noctilucent_cloud).
I was working on my new bike and just gooing back to my house and by chance looked up to the sky only to see this glorious NLC display. I've not seen NLC's too often in my life but today way definately way above average! When I took the photo they seemed to disappear already again and also lower clouds (well *every* other cloud is in an lower altitude than NLCs) were moving in.
Sorry for the crappy uban foreground I just had to pick a spot near a small field in walking distance from home.
Taken at Horn Mill Ospreys Trout Farm Rutland
Canon1DX-2 with 300mm 2.8 prime lens
This camera and lens are a phenomenal combination as you can see......there is very little grain in the picture and at f/5.6 the set up has managed to apply focus throughout the picture. This, in my opinion, is down to selecting, in camera AF point expansion in this case 9 points.
If you're wondering about the settings, why f/5.6, why ISO 6400 well this is because the light at that time was dull and to stop the subject in flight requires fast speed. In hindsight, the f-stop could have been 6.3 or even 7.1 or the ISO 5000 producing a shutter speed of around 1/3000 sec but you go with what feels right to you the button presser and hope for the best. One other thing to consider is exposure the bird has a large amount of white about it, so I have underexposed by 2/3rds of a stop.
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Cathedral of Saint Vincent de Paul / Tunis / Tunisia
Leica c1, Agfa Chrome (2004)
Album of Tunisia: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157712010...
Desktop Wallpaper made from a photo I took of the G1 Optimus Prime I bought at a car boot sale in Belfast in 2010.
Pressed into service before seeing a paint booth, a recent AC44 rebuild leads 39G west through Royersford
My Macro Mondays submission for "Photography Gear" - I'll be honest, I kind of struggled with this one. Taking pictures of photographer gear is not something I generally enjoy but I accepted the challenge and this is what I came up with. I used my Fujifilm XF 35mm f/2 and a silver reflector behind it for a interesting background. I also used studio lighting. So everything in the picture is photography gear.
Happy Macro Monday!!!
The other side of Hong Kong
~Ma Wan Fisherman's Village
Ma Wan Hong Kong New Territories
Have a blessed Sunday to all!!!
Explore, April 05, 2009
Thank you very much Guys!!!
Aconsejo ver la fotografia, con el fondo negro, es como mejor se aprecia la calidad.
I recommend you to see this picture with the black background .
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