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The Beachcomber or ‘Stone Me’ and Others
I have over the years come across a few of these stone characters, and not only confined to the East Coast of England where I found the majority. They have been discovered in The States, France and Kent. A bit of a random order I know. Some have come home with me but in the main I have left them in situ. No stones were harmed in the making of these images and the ones who did come home did it willingly.
There has been a development, I have noticed faces looking at me embedded in other materials. I know, a bit left field. But I thought they needed to be identified. I haven’t yet seen any walls with ears but you never know. Is ‘Big Brother’ still watching?
My first digital camera ... I think the sensor was 2 or 3 megapixels. :)
Costa da Caparica, Portugal
The praying mantis cleaned her antennae while taking pictures.
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Bridge over Paimio River.
Taken with Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS / APS-C sensor / Hähnel Captur remote control / Lightroom.
🇫🇷 accroché à une cloison textile.....
Les Morpho se nourrissent exclusivement de jus de fruit et détiennent le record de la famille des plus grands papillons existants à l’heure actuel. Il n’est pas étonnant qu’avec une envergure de 12 à 20 cm, cette espèce vit un peu plus longtemps que les autres Le mâle des Morpho possède des ailes métalliques qui sont initialement utilisés pour effrayer les prédateurs. La femelle par contre est plus grande mais reste terne. Pour se nourrir, les papillons bleus ont des antennes qui sont pourvues de détecteurs servant à goûter et à sentir. La petite trompe sert à se nourrir .De manière générale, ils sont très actifs et peuvent voler rapidement en cas de danger. De l’accouplement de ces lépidoptères peut éclore plus de 300 chenilles.
🇬🇧 hanging on a textile partition.....
The Morpho feeds exclusively on fruit juice and holds the record for the largest butterfly family in existence today. It is not surprising that with a wingspan of 12 to 20 cm, this species lives a little longer than others. The male Morpho has metallic wings that are initially used to scare off predators. The female on the other hand is larger but still dull. To feed, the blue butterflies have antennas that are equipped with sensors used to taste and smell. In general, they are very active and can fly quickly in case of danger. From the mating of these lepidopterans can hatch more than 300 caterpillars.
🇪🇸 colgada en una pared textil.....
La Morpho se alimenta exclusivamente de zumo de frutas y es la mariposa más grande de la familia. No es de extrañar que, con una envergadura de entre 12 y 20 cm, esta especie viva un poco más que las demás. El macho de la Morpho tiene alas metálicas que, en principio, utiliza para ahuyentar a los depredadores. La hembra, en cambio, es más grande pero sigue siendo opaca. Para alimentarse, las mariposas azules tienen antenas con sensores para el gusto y el olfato. En general, son muy activas y pueden volar rápidamente en caso de peligro. Del apareamiento de estos lepidópteros pueden nacer más de 300 orugas.
🇩🇪 an einer Textilwand hängend.....
Morphos ernähren sich ausschließlich von Fruchtsäften und halten den Familienrekord der größten derzeit existierenden Schmetterlinge. Es ist nicht verwunderlich, dass diese Art mit einer Flügelspannweite von 12 bis 20 cm etwas länger lebt als andere Arten. Das Männchen der Morpho hat metallene Flügel, die ursprünglich zur Abschreckung von Räubern eingesetzt wurden. Das Weibchen hingegen ist größer, bleibt aber stumpf. Um sich zu ernähren, haben die blauen Schmetterlinge Antennen, die mit Sensoren ausgestattet sind, die zum Schmecken und Riechen dienen. Der kleine Rüssel dient der Nahrungsaufnahme. Generell sind sie sehr aktiv und können bei Gefahr schnell fliegen. Aus der Paarung dieser Lepidopteren können über 300 Raupen schlüpfen.
🇮🇹...appeso a una parete di tessuto.....
Il Morpho si nutre esclusivamente di succo di frutta ed è la farfalla più grande della famiglia. Non sorprende che, con un'apertura alare di 12-20 cm, questa specie viva un po' più a lungo delle altre. Il maschio di Morpho ha ali metalliche, utilizzate inizialmente per spaventare i predatori. La femmina, invece, è più grande ma ancora opaca. Per nutrirsi, le farfalle blu hanno antenne dotate di sensori per il gusto e l'olfatto. In generale, sono molto attive e possono volare rapidamente in caso di pericolo. Dall'accoppiamento di questi lepidotteri possono nascere più di 300 bruchi.
I was playing around with my newclose-up lens and D7100 to see how many details I can get out of the 24 mpx sensor.
AKA Jäkälä (FIN).
Taken with Canon nFD 50mm F1.4 / Full Frame Sensor / Natural Light / Unedited (straight out of camera).
Gawdy Sensor Ship
Plenty of sensors on this one including those ostentatious radars, a spinny round thing and a non-spinny round thing. All a little overblown?
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The incredible combination of a modern small smartphone sensor from a 3x camera module (Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra) in combination with Lightrooms AI denoise feature (or the one from Camera RAW in Photoshop or Bridge)
Just look at the parasols in the background
AKA Red clover, puna-apila (fin).
Taken with Canon FD 85mm F1.8 / Full frame sensor / Natural light / Lightroom.
Nevada. Enough warmth already.
Uploading out-of-camera jpegs while traveling. Forgive any sensor dust.
Taken at Beck Hole, North Yorkshire.
The River Esk runs beneath the railway bridge.
20 second exposure with a 6 stop ND filter.
foggy sunrise.
taken with a Panasonic fz50 from 2006
this is a advanced point and shot bridge camera with 10mp and a fantastic ccd sensor that produces film like color and graine structure
Such a wonderful time spent on the beach and sea ... each wave series was a different potential painting on the camera sensor.
El "dragón verde" se toma una pausa para ajustar los sensores y preparar la siguiente tanda de pruebas en la LAV Antequera - Granada. El tren laboratorio A330 Séneca de Adif está equipado para la auscultación geométrica y dinámica de vía y catenaria. Durante las pruebas se alcanzan velocidades máximas de hasta 330 km/h. 28/11/2018
The "green dragon" takes a break to adjust sensors and prepare for the next round of tests at the Antequera - Granada High Speed Line. Adif's A330 Seneca laboratory train is equipped for geometric and dynamic track and catenary auscultation. During the tests, it can reach maximum speeds of up to 330 km/h.
I have added a EF to FD adapter to gear which allows me to use some of my glass from film days. Here is a shot with a 205 mm X 1.6 c sensor and 2X tele converter = 656 mm. manual focus
No Sensor Ship
No sensors or modern equipment showing on this one
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In Las Vegas Nevada, one can get lost in the dazzle of lights in the city. So be aware of the stray light that might go into the sensor and create a dazzling photo. Thanks for viewing!
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Jetty adjacent to the Old Scituate Light
Scituate, Massachusetts
This is my first experiment with the Google Nik Collection, which was highly recommended to me by a Flickr friend. I've been happily using Lightroom for photo management and editing and was very, very reluctant to fall further down the post-processing rabbit hole, but thought I'd give it a try. It's pretty impressive, and integrates nicely with Lightroom. The possibilities are a bit overwhelming, but over time I think a reasonable workflow can be established. Actually, I spent most of my time here "healing" freckles introduced by my dirty sensor. Gotta get on that.
I'm currently enamored with black and white fine art photography. Not sure this qualifies, but it's been fun and fascinating to pursue, and there are countless examples on Flickr from which to learn.
Having said that, I think my next post will be in color. :-)
We spent the weekend in Madeira Beach (near St. Petersburg, FL), and left yesterday right before they declared a mandatory evacuation. Hurricane Ian is headed that way and expected to arrive tomorrow.
This is from an Apple 48MP RAW format DNG file, processed in Lightroom (which doesn't have a profile yet for this sensor / lens).
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An increíble place at the vasque coast in Spain, lucky time....
this is a merged panorama from 3 images taken with an incredible sharp lens, the Canon 17mm tilt & shift, and a great sensor the Sony a7r2
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Who says you need a big sensor and crazy lenses for some nice bokeh? The little G5 has a few tricks in its sleeve, too!
Switzerland - Les Sciernes D'Albuve
Total darkness with just a little moon rise in the back
it was a little scary to take this shot being alone in that place for two hours
but I think it worth it ..
what you see here is stars
what they call "stars trails"
this happen when you shoot with a very long exposure
the earth is spinning and the stars looks like the move in the photo
the extra straight lines are airplanes
and some are falling stars
Camera: Nikon D3
Lens: Nikkor 14-24 2.8
Exposure: 6840 sec (6840)
Aperture: f/5
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 500
Exposure Bias: -2/3 EV