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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L II USM
HAIDA NanoPro MC ND3.0 (1000x)
LEE 0.9 ND Medium Grad
24mm/ f8/ 1/80seg/ ISO 100
This is Stansted airport seen from at least 20 miles away late in the evening. It shows how effective the runway lights are at marking out the airport from the air.
For more of my aerial photos of UK and other countries see my YouTube channel www.youtube.com/c/ChrisBrady737
A road in Southeast Crete which is like an aircraft runway. As the horizon gets lower after the road, it gives the impression that you can even take-off from there!
Gorliz beach has recovered its old appearance, further enhancing, if possible, its tremendous natural beauty.
Why did they pose for me? I had a ready smile I guess and a faster camera. They were across the public market at Dar actually when they began their catwalk and traffic was zooming past between us. Deciding which pic to finally post was a nightmare. But their eager smiles are surely a gem.
across the public market at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, East Africa
more stories behind the Portraits of Tanzania in colloidfarl.blogspot.com/
Sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis), with muscles warmed up following a chilly night, run along the shore of a pond gaining momentum to take flight. Bosque del Apache NWR. (#5)
Underground station Heumarkt, Cologne (2013). The impressive modern underground station is huge - in preparation for housing several additional subway connections in the future.
I believe I'm at Soda Springs, CA as a local patrol gang use muscle to make way for approaching traffic. Much different from today's $70,000 fully supplied F-250s!
Clique Lanes
Grand Rapids, Michigan
GRflickr went bowling and I needed to get out of the effin house!
I am hand-painting paneling for a project in our new "office!" Only for two walls. Well, may tone it down a bit with a pale coat of stain, but Ken likes it like this so we will try it!
from a disposable camera a little while ago on my way out of launceston
herey here here here, please!
Another shot of OC Times from our shoot last month. This is probably one of my favorites from the day.
Strobist: Strobist: Bare AB1600 camera right, triggered by pocket wizards
found in the middle of central Illinois ... what looks to be a lighthouse is not ... not a lake or river anywhere near it ... so my next guess is that the tower and narrow strip of concrete makes for a most elaborate RC airplane landing strip and control tower ... strong gusting wind and snow gave the shot a bit of a blur.
I squealed in the middle of Hancock Fabrics when I saw this fabric, then I snatched it up and ran to the cutting table. This is some great Robert Kaufman fabric - there is a whole PR sewing themed set
The sun goes down over the remains of the old main runway of RAF Hunsdon, The airfield opened in 1941 and closed in 1945.
Location: Fisantekraal Airfield near Durbanville.
Description: I’ve probably driven past this airfield a hundred times in the past couple of years... yet somehow I’ve never noticed this large painted number and potential composition before!?
I’m always amazed by the sheer number of (reasonably) interesting compositions that I’ve managed to find in the Durbanville region since I started taking landscape photography seriously! I usually drive the same (extended) route... so how is it possible for me to miss something interesting over and over again... and then suddenly notice it and be startled by the beauty or strength of the composition??
My theory is that it is all about the quality of the light... things that look boring with strong side-lighting, often look a lot more interesting when backlit (or the other way around). I feel that it is the position of the sun that makes this composition interesting to me... if it were any higher or lower, or a bit more to the left or right... I don’t think this composition would have quite the same impact.
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Equipment: Nikon D300 (Sigma 10-20mm)
Date: April 2009