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No Photoshop.
I went to the Eden Project in Cornwall recently with friends and family. I managed to duck away from the group and take some long exposure shots. However, I was in such a hurry I forgot to cover the eye-peice. The hallucinogenic colours and blurs in the middle and lower part of the frame are from light leaking through the eye-peice - I think I had a bright shirt on!
Even though it was a mistake, I really liked the outcome - kind of looks like a biome on Mars - hope you like it too.
(143 second exposure using a Lee Super Stopper).
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SP-55 Vigilance
Space Police frigate and mobile command unit for defeating and capturing dangerous galactic terrorists. The police captain directs the crew from the command room (front), the prisoner containment area (middle) houses two Space Lock-Up jail cells, and a cell transport truck sits in the cargo bay (rear). Classic 9V lighting is used to light up the wings and interior, and is controlled by an antenna in the back. The panels in the wings contain minifig weapons for boarding hostile ships.
6644 in space, 2/3
Like the original we've got a sporty little car thing, yellow cargo attachment and a space bike for space racing in space. And other stuff like tools, airtanks and whatnot.
Oh and the white visor is from Brickforge.
Sometimes the stars align and...
...the sky conditions are perfect
...the monorail stops in the perfect spot
...an epic photographic opportunity is created.
Magic Kingdom | Space Mountain
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Discovery Space Shuttle at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center | National Air and Space Museum (Smithsonian museum near Dulles Airport).
I only had one lens with me and mounted to my Canon 5d Mark ii - the new Canon 16-35 f4.0L IS - what a superb walk-around lens whenever you need to go wide. It allows you to shoot very slow shutter speeds, really helping where tripods are impractical or forbidden, and is very sharp corner-corner - Canon's best wide-angle zoom for landscape and interior shots.
No, these aren't weird space mushrooms. Just an abstract-ish photo of frozen bubbles in a lake in Governor Dodge. I've always loved photos of frozen methane bubbles in Lake Abraham in Canada, so when I saw these little bubbles I really wanted to make a poor man's version. Wisconsin weather has been pretty up and down lately, and it's looking like it will be warm again next week. I wanted to put this photo out there while it's still cold! :)
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Camera: Nikon D610
Lens: Nikon 70-200mm
Settings: ISO400, 70mm, f/4, 1/4000sec
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CC-BY photo from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Date: 05.06.2021.
Location: Vojnicka Krivaja
Camera: Canon 500d
Lens: Canon 50mm
Mount: Sky Adventurer
Exp: 84x60s
Warping space (and possibly time) in the Qodlumin Luninarium structure at the bluedot festival at Jodrell Bank.
Sony A7
Samyang 24mm f/1.4
Febrovery 2024 no.24
Rover School is in session...
Today in ExtraTerrestrial Studies class we learned about the Space Alpacas who live on the planet Camelidae. We heard the story of the brave Alpacanaut test pilot, Pinky, and his ill-fated test of the expiremental viper-class craft, the LL-4M4. It was quite an amazing tale! We were hoping to meet Pinky himself, as my teacher said he was scheduled to talk to us, but alas, he did not show up. We did get to see this cool rover, though.
More views on Instagram. @mr_frost_art_n_bricks
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In another example of life imitating art, I can't find Pinky or Violet.)
The moon’s sharp edge is caught clean against a darkening sky, cropped off-centre so it’s not just a postcard moonrise but a fragment, suspended. Negative space dominates, the eye gets pulled into the black before circling back to that rough texture of craters. A simple shot, but the restraint makes it stronger: one object, one colour field, and the honesty of distance.