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Taken at the Singapore Science Museum. It's this little device with a knob at the bottom that makes water flow backwards and forwards in slow motion.
This photo was taken last weekend in Dingle at a currach race where crews from all over Ireland came to compete in a rowing event in a currach, which is a traditional wooden rowing boat.
Just a bit of fun really. The sound of a juvenile buzzard calling from the trees in slow motion sounded really weird, like someone shouting out in pain lol! Shame I couldn't see it as well as hear it.
Yes, this is very blurred but I wanted to explore a more artistic rendition of the bald eagle in flight... don't worry all my gear is still working fine. The good thing is you do not have to spend any time trying to sharpen those images... no matter what you do, that is not going to work :)
Using GoPro at 120 fps in superview (2.7K resolution), I stacked only lightning that did not blowout any structure. When these cloud-to-ground strikes reach the ground, for a brief millisecond, the entire frame floods out any finer details.
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she walks through the quiet fracture of lightâhalf-shadowed, unnamed. behind her, a second figure waits, watches, breathes. they never touch. and yet the geometry between them glows like something unspoken. a dress, a step, a hand, a pauseâeverything becomes the frame.
Short-billed Dowitcher preening in slow motion
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Video recorded with a Canon 1DX II + 600mm IS f/4 lens + 1.4x extender (840mm) at 120fps
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First attempt with slow shutter speed with new camera. Had a ND lens for my old camera but nothing fits this camera. Still trying new techniques. Any Ideas?
Here's a behind the scenes look at my hummingbird slow mo video setup. I did a bunch of variations on this to get different angles and every time I changed it the hummingbirds wound act suspicious for awhile and then get used to it and relax.
I feel a bit bad this photo itself isn't more photogenic, but it does show the setup. I'll try to take some prettier behind the scenes shots next time ;-)
Messing around shooting high speed video at 480 frames per second.
side note: Still trying to figure out the best compression for flickr (way too blurry).
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I was so fortunate to have the gulls fly and dance for me when I was at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal in North Yorkshire. The light was ideal. If the rain stops again before I leave Yorkshire, I'll go back for some more!
We had a fire to burn up some of our landscaping that needed severe trimming and the embers from it were mesmerizing.
The rain core from this thunderstorm provided the perfect pathway for lightning to reach the ground. Once the bolt did reach the ground, all the step leaders (branching) were no longer needed and the bolt became a singularity (mostly a smooth structure).
Taken with a GoPro 11 in slow motion mode. The lightning was between 2 and 3 miles away. The last of these 5 clips were repeated by slowing it down even more.
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Still not doing much photography this year, compared to last year. Today I went to Blaise, the usual place, where I live in Bristol, England. 23/107/10
Tomorrow Sat 24/07/10: A local photography competition, the same one I entered this time last year, with "Tea Spplash B&W" won, (see www.flickr.com/lukeas09/ for 2009 Photostream.)
August 1-3rd: A few days in London, where hopefully I get loads of photos, enough to make a set for this stream, "London 2010".
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The past few days I've pretty much been hanging by the pool nonstop, so here's just something I managed to capture. There's no shortage of splash bokeh with my brothers around. ;)
I didn't shoot a lot of video at NYBG, but this montage has the best bits I got of feeding hummingbirds.
A slow motion of a barbecue just after being lit.
Greetings my friends.
Wishing you a happy week ahead.
Have fun and take care.
This photo was taken in Dingle at a currach race where crews from all over Ireland came to compete in a rowing event in a currach, which is a traditional wooden rowing boat.
I was in my blind videoing a bird bathing when I heard the loud complaint of a Great Egret as a second bird chased him from his hunting spot. We have exactly one Egret that stays here each winter, but occasionally a second bird will arrive, and there is always a territorial dispute. I only caught his landing, but thought it was so graceful in slow-motion that it was worth sharing.
Recent holiday in Gran Canaria - had a go at taking several images several minutes apart in a Panorama - looking to get the cool light into the warm capturing texture in the dunes - pretty pleased with the outcome.
A blurry wave from the entrance to Boambee creek. Sawtell
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Looking across front of waterfall with the Old Man of Storr in the background. it was rather challenging as the light was not good, overcast and dull.