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If you look too far down the road, you'll miss what's right in front of you.
Explore #376 for January 10, 2008.
ATLAS -10 April, 2023-
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- "ATLAS, this is Sierra, you have the green light."
The snow was like powder, not a single noise was made as ATLAS approached the entrance to the black site.
- "Five mikes out, coms going dark.”
Crucial information regarding the Director of the CIA was being destroyed, DOD needed to get its hands on the intel before it was lost.
- "Coming in range, prepare to engage hostiles. Remember, these guys are not our friends. They’ve cut ties with the US and are doing the dirty work of a corrupt official. We have the go-ahead. Light them up!"
A landing area lay in wait with a reinforced blast door on the north side, crossing under minimal suppressed fire the team was able to approach and breach the door. Once inside, resistance increased but was easily swatted down.
- "Sir, its here. Looks like it was about to be wiped. We got here just in time."
- "Osprey is one mike out, let's get topside now!"
As the Osprey became airborne ATLAS confirmed with DOD that the asset had been acquired.
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Here is a scene that I’ve been working on for some time here and there. Sadly, with work and school, it took a lot longer than I’d hoped it would. Nonetheless, I’m pleased with the final product. Inspiration for the story came from ‘The Gray Man’ on Netflix. I will be uploading alternate shots in the coming days as well.
-Gregory
Yet another tilt shift.
The 2006 FA Community Shield was a football match played at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on 13 August 2006 between the 2005–06 FA Premier League champions Chelsea and 2005–06 FA Cup winners Liverpool. Liverpool won the match 2–1, with goals coming from John Arne Riise and Peter Crouch. Chelsea's only goal was scored by their new signing Andriy Shevchenko.
The match was the last Community Shield to be played at the Millennium Stadium during the reconstruction of Wembley Stadium. 56,275 people attended the match, which was refereed by Martin Atkinson.
I'm feeling a little bit anarchist lately..
Went to Olhão in the afternoon, love this city of fisherman, loved the weather and this is one of my favourite pictures I shot today.. With my new "baby", Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 (I think I'm falling in love with this lens..).
I thought of converting this one on black and white, but I enjoy this stormy sad depressive tones.. hope you don't mind, ok?
Gotta hurry now, I'm off for a live concert of Jazz.
Also, in a Olhão coffee-bar.
See you later!
Enjoy your night!
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Tilt shift shot of The Gateshead Millenium Bridge. This was my first ever try at using the new tilt shift filter in Photoshop CS6.
Before there were lighthouses on the Peninsula, ships bound for Portland and Astoria navigated their way through the high waves and shifting sandbars, focusing on fluttering white flags and notched trees along the shoreline by day and flickering signal fires by night. These methods were crude at best and, despite heroic efforts, the sea offshore of the Long Beach Peninsula became known as ‘The Graveyard of the Pacific’.
North Head is the windiest lighthouse area on the West Coast and the second windiest in the nation. Winds of 120 miles per hour have been recorded at the site
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Watching the clouds and tides as the sun goes down from Bushwick Inlet Park, Williamsburg.
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ICM (Intentional Camera Motion) technique, 1st try. 3 exposures with Multiply blend and some more Ps stuff.
A nicely dressed security man on his guard shift at a restaurant. It's still in lockdown at the moment so everything is quiet and he seems to enjoy his peaceful time.
Taken in District 1, Saigon
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This image of Jokulsarlon's glacial lagoon was taken just as a veil of mist started to lift, revealing the numerous shapes and forms of the icebergs that are making their way out to sea. In the distance, low clouds mask off the bottom half of a peak, leaving just its top exposed, removing the scale and giving the illusion of a much larger and formidable mountain. I chose the title 'Shifting World' due to the fact that as I watched the scene unfold, the only things that remained still were the two gulls, perched on the nearest iceberg, watching as everything around them shifted in this unstable environment.
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Taken before we were asked to stop. The in-camera metering gets all wonky due to the intense vignetting of the lens at various tilt/shift/rotate/focus settings.
An intermodal rolls through the rain toward the overlook bridge at Cassandra.
Nikkor PC 85mm f/2.8 Tilt/Shift, wide open
I finally found a new job after five months of unemployment. For the first time in my life I am working in downtown Chicago, aka the Loop. I also moved recently and haven't had time to walk with my camera in nature in nearly two months. All that said, I've been taking city shots with my new Google Pixel 3 phone.
This is the view from the office lunch room, looking at Monroe at Dearborn.
Trying new technique: merge two images taken with shift lens. Landscape format, then lens shifted vertically. Thus Keeps camera in same position and plane.
Handheld. Nikkor manual 24 mm shift lens.
I managed to spot some lovely crepuscular rays over the sea recently and rushed down a field to catch it. Glad I did, it was a spectacular show! The manacles are a group of rocks that stretch nearly a mile just below the surface of the water. Extremely hazardous to ships, there are countless wrecks there.
Justin, Michael, Jason, Alison and I at Turimetta Beach - 29 August 2009.
Ideally I'd like the wave to come up all the way to the camera but the sand kept washing away and moving my tripod & camera.
Captured 29 August 2009 | Nikon D300 + Tokina 12-24mm F4 AT-X PRO + Cokin P121M + Polarizing filter | f11 @ 4 sec.
You can see this photo and others in higher resolution at my photoblog Creamy Bokeh.
The chemical plant of Unilever in Gouda, The Netherlands. Photograph taken with a wide angle lens, September 2017.
Seasonal Shift - At ~10-12 months of age, this young Bobcat will be left to fend for itself. I lay down and shot in vertical orientation to capture this scene with the redbud blooms in the background signaling the change of seasons to Spring and a big change in this young animal's life.
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Species: Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
Location: California, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + RF 100-500mm IS
Settings: 1/50s, ISO: 1600, f/5.0 @223mm, Handheld, Electronic Shutter