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Away from the reach of man's light ancient stones reach homeward.
Foreground light was entirely achieved through long exposure and light from a quarter moon (enough to cast a shadow). Granted, had the moon not been present the tone in the sky and number of stars would have been vastly different. I believe the brightest dot is Mars or Venus.
I can't deny, it is very difficult to compose in such darkness. Especially given I do not fully understand how to calculate the position of the stars in a way that will allow me to realize the compositions during daylight.
Image is a composite of a long exposure and low ISO foreground at f/4 with a 20 second high ISO exposure at f/2.8 for the stars. Processing differed greatly from my typical with more effort placed in extracting all possible light from the star field.
i love light.
any kind of light.
~ golden sunlight,
~ blue moonlight,
~ warm tungsten,
~ cool florescent,
~ soft candle light
even bright computer screen light!
any kind of light is special.
it shows us what surrounds us.
it reveals things that might be scary in the dark.
it can show a loved ones face...
it can create a masterpiece in the sky!
light is something that we as human beings crave to sustain us!
imagine the world with no light.
it would not be a very happy place!
always reach for the light......!
:)
©Holly Laury
Sorry that my 250mm did not have the legs on this one. He was about 100 yards up the slope. But I did enjoy watching him stand on two legs to reach the green leaves in the sea of dead grass and Star Thistle.
Here I am, practicing my reach around technique. Is that what you call it when you reach around the camera to take a picture with yourself in the shot? I'm calling it that.
I have been encouraged to do panoramas again by Pete and Colin so I thought I need to get some practice before NZ. It's Tuesday so of course there was fog and I didn't have to go to work. Yeeha! Olga
Covered in mud, dressed in rags, reaching beyond reality to capture a more inspiring future. My inspiration for creating this picture, which I did in front of the CreativeLIVE cameras, seen here: www.creativelive.com/courses/fine-art-portraits-brooke-sh...
"Every single day that I can wake up and create something is the happiest of my life, and I consider that a success."
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Model: Katie Johnson
Xanthorrhoea australis, Southern grasstree or balga grass which is the aboriginal word for black boy.
Single image. All in camera. No photoshop filters.
Water Window, National Art Gallery Victoria. (NGV)
Scratches thanks to rings and things on the glass.
Location : Pantai Air Tawar, Besut, Terengganu, Malaysia
Gear :Nikon D90 + Sigma 10-20mm + RGND0.6
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It's nice to be able to stop on bridges and shoot the landscape from there. And what an astounding landscape kept developing in front of our eyes, just all the time.
Westfjords of Iceland.
Lonely Planet, the respected travel guide publisher, placed the Westfjords in its top 10 regions of the world to visit in 2011, saying that the “oddly shaped” peninsula is “as isolated as it is spectacular”.
The area is untouched and almost uninhabited. Cliffs and valleys are packed with birds, the uninhabited fjords bring very needed silence and tranquillity, and the Arctic fox roams the mountains and inlets. The waterfalls are high and the streams pure. Distances are long and the fjords are deep. And then there are places where there are no roads at all.
Exif: ISO 100 ; f/5 ; 1/60 ; @18mm
If you ever lose love, don't go out
looking for it. Reach inside and
recreate what you think you lost.
You are love,. You can't lose love.
An osprey was seen reaching for a branch while landing in a snag at the Apopka Wildlife Drive near Apopka, Florida.
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