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RSPB Titchwell, a late afternoon flying visit. great light before the sun dropped below the horizon.
Even though it had been a long day in the snow coach, our final stop along the Madison River was well worth the short delay in dinner ;-)
Camera Nikon D800
Exposure 0.05 sec (1/20)
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length 14 mm
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias -1/3 EV
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Class with Daves Week 47 assignment 2: Self Portrait
you know how you spend so much time on something and it doesn't pan out? this shot is the outcome of that.
I had a concept that I wanted to try, but logisticswise i couldn't pull it off. but I wanted to show something for my time and effort.
I did set up one of my new umbrella lighting stands tho. so that was something good that came out of it.
Visitors capturing Gaia and it's reflection in the specially placed mirror. Richmond Art Society Summer Exhibition Gaia 2023. Landmark Art Centre Teddington.
Not much of a shot, I just like these reflective surfaces.
Remember Me
@3000x4000 (GeDoSaTo)
Camera binds, timestop, FOV control
TexMod (remove film grain)
+SweetFX
Happy Monday ... yes, it's all about perspective ... and lately Mondays haven't been so bad. :-)
Recently attended a photography workshop at the Alligator Farm in St. Augustine, Florida. The rookery was alive with birds ... courting, preening, mating, sitting on eggs, taking care of their young, and warding off intruders as the living quarters are seemingly as packed as they are in South Florida. LOL
I'm always quite impressed with the beauty exhibited by the roseate spoonbills. All birds reach striking colors in their breeding plumage and the spoonies are no exception. In the shadows of the tree canopy, a lone roseate was captured delicately preening itself as it bathed in the water and basked in the light filtering through. A gorgeous reflective image was also captured. It was so captivating that I could almost (I repeat almost) forget about the no-see-ums that were making their presence known to us as well.
Hope that all is well with everyone. Don't know how, but I seem to be busier than ever lately. Thanks for stopping by to view and especially for sharing your thoughts and comments.
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Reflective Memory its in there some where, close up computer memory chip, shot in North Carolina
teeth attach slide chip stick computer reflections interesting view explore find photographybyjw
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A revisit to this abandoned Coking plant on our doorstep. As my friends hadn't been without being seen and escorted out and I've been twice before, I agreed to go back and glad I did as I saw things I had never seen before. Visited with Wiffsmiff23 and Martyn.
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At my office in Cupertino. I took 3 RAW exposures and processed them into a vibrant HDR photo.
HDR, 3 RAW exposures, NEX-6, _DSC6003_4_5_hdr3vib1a