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We had a fire to burn up some of our landscaping that needed severe trimming and the embers from it were mesmerizing.
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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".
Thanks for the comments, views and favs, etc. on this photostream.
:)
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.
Picture of the Day
(no pun intended :P )
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.
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.
I reloaded this clip to focus on perhaps a very rare phenomena.
For those who avoid watching videos / time lapse, you may want to view this one.
The bright glow near the lightning strike is what????
I slowed the 240fps by 2x to slow the action even more.
Feedback is appreciated.
A hummingbird at normal speed and then slowed down to 8x slow motion (recorded at 240 fps and played back at 30 fps). Shot on iPhone 6s. Turn on the sound to hear it's wings humming and then slowing down to individual beats!
Never get your mattress delivered during a severe thunderstorm.
Capturing daylight lightning is difficult and especially so in slow motion. I managed to capture a wind turbine hit and what appeared as "BALL LIGHTNING"! It was probably a transformer exploding or something like that.
Anyway, the quality isn't great but I thought interesting enough to upload. Comments are welcomed.
Used my iPhone 11 @ 240fps. Strikes were about 12 to 15 miles to my south.
Did I really meet her, was it just a sweet dream
That lingers in the morning, like a melody
Over and over, all through the day,
I can't stop thinkin' 'bout how I'm feeling this way
She moves like sea breeze, swirling around me
The fragrance that she leaves hangs in the air
Soft like a whisper, she's calling me to her,
These eyes have seen the most beautiful dream
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.
About 6 cloud to ground strikes occurred between 3:30PM and 4PM. I managed to capture 2 decent ones using my iPhone 11 Pro Max, handheld in slow motion mode. Each event occurred in about 1/20th of a second (or 1 or 2 frames with a convention movie frame rate of 24 or 30 fps).
The 1st strike looks to be negative, the 2nd positive. Any thought?
Picture of the Day
Messing around shooting high speed video at 240 frames per second.
side note: Still trying to figure out the best compression for flickr (way too blurry).
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.
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© 2013 Anne McGrath
Hope you all had a good Christmas and best wishes for 2013. I’d like to thank everyone for their helpful comments and support during the year. It’s much appreciated.
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www.annemcgrathphotography.co.uk/
© 2013 Anne McGrath
A small but beautiful waterfall in slow motion, right at the edge of NF 26 in Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State.