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A shot of the rising Milkyway taken at the end of march in central Switzerland with a traditional haystack in the foreground.
Separate exposures for fore- and background. Processed in lightroom and photoshop.
I went out early in the morning looking for a cloud inversion once more. The weather patterns, temperatures, cloud floor all seemed to line up with the idea that one was going to hit the mountains. It didn’t work out this time, so I left the first location at Wayah Bald fire tower to begin searching for something different. Maybe a nice foggy patch of road or something interesting. A photo can leap out at you suddenly, and you need to keep your eyes open. Don’t give up just because your initial idea didn’t work out. Eventually I found my way into a part of the national forest that’s often ignored. That’s where this scene unfolded. Clouds hanging low from above, and a river of mist flowing in from the lake. I spent a bit of time composing with a shorter focal length first only to realize I needed to get much further into the scene.
ISO: 800
Aperture: f11
SS: 1/60th
Focal: 400mm
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Mount Tamalpais, California
The coastal fog flows into an adjacent ravine, seemingly rising up beside us. In the foreground is that seasonal rarity, the green grass and blue lupines of spring.
For Freestyle on the Fifth.
Challenge: Songs from 1969
"Bad Moon Rising"
Creedence Clearwater Revival.
The Grandstand at The Racetrack, Death Valley National Park.
It was so nice to have the warmth returning to my cold bones after a very cold and sleepless night in a tent nearby.
A trip to the mill to try some new filters.
After 7 inches or more of rain in the last couple of weeks, the water is higher than I’ve seen in a long time.
Starr’s Mill
Fayette County Georgia
Kolari Vision clip in 720nm filter
Beautiful sunset by the docks in Richmond, BC.
It seemed as if the clouds were rising up while the sun was making its descent.
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Northern Montana. I tried to capture some dramatic landscapes.
This mountain overlooks Two Medicine Lake in Blackfoot territory.
The light was kind to me when I went to see the spring snowflakes in the woods around the corner for the first time this year.
Due to 300mm f/2.8 there was a nice compression of the scene and I was low enough to captured the beautiful sky light.
The Grand Teton (13770 ft., 4197 m.) rises above the tree line on this view from the north near Jackson Lake.
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A macro of a yellow lily. When I composed this shot, the stigma & stamens reminded me of a phoenix rising from the fire and ashes, which in this picture are the bokeh'd petals.
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I am finally planning a book of my best photographs--a portfolio of sorts, but I am having a little trouble deciding on which photos to consider. I figured that one way to narrow down my selection is to ask you. I would especially like to hear from those of you who have watched my stream for at least 6 months. If you would flickrmail me and let me know which of my photographs (at least 1) you find most memorable and technically sound, I would appreciate it so much. Thank you!
ETA: Please don't feel obligated to do this--only if you have the time or inclination. Thank you again!
The banks of Georgian Bay are rising above the usual shoreline down at Kelso Beach. But on this early morning visit to try for the sunrise, the high waters made for some neat reflections in the blue light of dawn. These are the Owen Sound grain elevators. I am grateful we do not have to contend with the serious flooding that other parts of Canada are experiencing right now. We have another significant rainfall coming on the weekend before the water levels will eventually go down again.
The title is that of an abstract painting by Lee Krasner, I thought it suited this photo although it bears no resemblance to that artwork. My photo, a detail shot of a weathered farm building in West Yorkshire, has the feel of a ghostly forest.
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I've called this image "Rising" because both the sun and the mist were doing just that! The trigger for this situation occurred when the sun breached the top of the trees on the Clifton side of the River Trent at Beeston. However, the sun had actually risen above the horizon long before it rose above the trees, which meant that it was already very strong by the time I made the shot. In fact, I needed to stack a pair of hard edged ND graduated filters to control the exposure, the result of which made the sky appear more dark and dramatic.
In reality the sky and the rising moon was magic and so pretty. I struggled as I didn't have my tripod at hand. Here is one attempt. 179/365
Tokyo Skytree (東京スカイツリー)
Architect : Nikken Sekkei (設計：日建設計).
Completed : May 2012 (竣工：2012年5月).
Height : 2080ft (高さ：634m).
Location : Oshiage 1-1-2, Sumida Ward, Tokyo Metropolitan, Japan (場所：日本国東京都墨田区押上1-1-2).
Rising cloud, sun, building and tower. We can see Tokyo Skytree from around Tokyo, anywhere. I took photo this, from Arakawa River.
夏日は荒川からのスカイツリーが好きです。