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Same day at Hertford with Sandra and Kevin. There were two Mistle Thrushes who kept the Waxwings and Redwings away from the Berries and especially the Mistletoe on the nearby trees.
Harrier ( Circus approximans )
Same harrier as previous one but what a difference lighting makes, this was only a few mins later ..
The evening sun has dropped, ISO has gone up around 4 stops and Ive lost 1/100 sec shutter speed 5 stops
This is were good glass and good camera support win that little edge...
Same pictures but stacked on a different tool.
First take at North-America nebula or NGC-7000.
I need more calibration and practice but for a picture taken in the city with lots of light pollution (class 6 Bortle) on a barn door tracker I am happy.
camera: Fuji x-t3 with duo narrowband STC filter, lens: Fujinon 55-200mm at 200mm, iso 6400, f4.8, 30frames 30 seconds , 25 darks, no flat, no bias,
mount: home made barndoor tracker on a manfrotto 190 tripod
Same scene as the previous one, this time looking for texture as the water draws back, and the light picking up colour and detail.
Same camera (Ricoh FF3-AF) as the previous shot, but instead of pre-thunderstorm lighting here we have a nice crisp bright afternoon for the Kodak ColorPlus 200 to show itself off.
This is the same Bison calf featured a short while ago, with its protective mom. Again, I was shooting through gaps in the milling herd.
Winter comes with its predictable hassles - it can be too cold, too snowy, too icy, too bleak - but it also produces the best light of the year, from the bounced light effect of overcast skies and snow reflecting light off the ground, to warm rays from the low sun. The trick is to get out when there's exactly the right amount of cold, snow, ice, and bleakness. On this day, when I came upon the herd on both sides of the road (and in the middle of it), the balance was exactly right.
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2022 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Same photo but utilising multiple shots at different focal points, and blended as a stacked photo in photoshop. I think it is much better. There is an excellent article in Digital Photography School about focus stacking. All new territory for me.
its done i guess...idk..ill clean it up eventually..it tears apart, not like a real one, but enough so you can mod it to your pleasure, hope ya like...no white shapes..and one note too read it please
Same as the previous upload, except this time I altered the exposure and managed to catch some pretty sweet water flow.
Same photo as posted a bit earlier, but since it already had a bit of an old painterly feel, I decided to use some textures to make it look even more that way.
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What a great survivor. Still in very good condition too.
Its only done 69k miles and does just around 200-300 per year.
Same Pic As Previous, Processed with Affinity Photo, horizon straight, added in some light and contrast
Same trees as yesterday, with varying subject placement and crop. Birds don't generally give framing options, so it's nice to find a subject that allows exploration of placement. TBH, I think that all of these are attractive options.
Same photo, different texture {mood} : )
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I believe I can see the future
Cause I repeat the same routine
I think I used to have a purpose
Then again
That might have been a dream
I think I used to have a voice
Now I never make a sound
And I just do what i've been told
I really don't want
Them to come around
Oh no