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I had a whole day in the studio and was lucky to have two very rewarding sessions. Lots of work in the darkroom followed. Happy days.
The Lockdown inspired me to buy a film scanner and I suppose now I'm on a nostalgia trip.
Shot in Liverpool.
1st Feb 1985.
Nikon FM 100mm F2.8 lens.
FP4 ID11.
The Verrazano Bridge reflects on the surface of an E92 M3.
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PN G529 ( with XR550 & XR553 out of view ) cross the Avoca River at Quambatook with a loaded grain, bound for the unloader at Geelong. 3/4/21
While overflying the north of Minas Gerais state in Brazil We were able to see a couple of satellites crossing the night sky. That sight gave me the motivation to take my camera out of my luggage and try some shots and for my surprise the reflection of the cockpit gave a special touch for the image
Caught just right in cloud shadow, the reflection of the sky really stands out.
(cropped from a much larger scene, all I had with me that day was the little kit lens)
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On the way home from Taos we tried combining some familiar trails into a different loop. We parked at the Cascabel Trailhead then hiked down the Slide Trail (we usually start at the bottom) along the Rio Pueblo de Taos to the Rio Grande. From there, we took the Picuris Trail back up to the top then the Rift Valley Trail back to the car.
A biggish loop with expansive scenery changing with every step.
Little black and white mini dress, combined with black stockings and high heels, with a reflective hint of blue. Hope you enjoy x
I spent more time photographing these columns at the Ancient Agora Museum in Athens than inside the museum itself. It's only quite a small collection and it was full of a group of school kids when we visited!
Part of the historic Illinois and Michigan canal in Morris Illinois. This was quite a engineering feat making the connection from Lake Michigan to the Illinois River. This is what made Chicago what Chicago is today.
Taken in James Grey Nature Preserve, New Port Richey, Florida. Pretty little spot! It is on the Pithlachascotte River. Made EXPLORE 2-09-08. Woo Hoo! See my gallery at Zazzle
Adding a reflection and then experimenting with Color Efex 3.0 Pro to enhance the colour a little more.
This was probably the most intense sunset I have ever witnessed in my life in terms of color tones. The best ones usually happen right as a storm is clearing and allowing the Sun to shine under the clouds. As you can see in the horizon, the Sun is just barely poking through a tiny hole in the clouds, which caused the light spectrum to be split heavily into the colors you see here. I actually drove for several hours to get this shot, as I knew the weather was going to be perfectly timed with the sunset. It was plain cloudy for most of the evening and many people on the beach were heading home. I was the only one left and blessed as the light just exploded without warning. I worked as quickly as possible to find an interesting foreground and settled on this wet rock with the reflection.
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- Johan
- Reshade 3.0.6 + CineShade Preset 1.1 for ME:A by Jus512 (with personal tweaks)
- Hattiwatti's Cinematic Tools (free camera, no HUD, DOF)
- Hotsampling (SRWE)❖Downsampled from ~17MP❖Cropped