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Europe - Iceland - South Eastern Iceland - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon - The largest glacier lagoon at the head of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier branching from the Vatnajökull - Black Sand beach with Pieces of Ice
Timelapse movies had become my new way of capturing my travels besides regular photography.
Check out these Icelandic timelapse videos :
► NORTHERN LIGHTS OVER JÖKULSÁRLÓN - THE GLACIER LAGOON, ICELAND
or
► NORTHERN LIGHTS - AURORA BOREALIS OVER WESTERN ICELAND
Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark III; Lens: EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM; Focal length: 16.00 mm; Aperture: 22; Exposure time: 8.0 s; ISO: 100
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Dipping into archives again....with El Nino weather pattern we just haven't had any color in our skies lately but have had essential rain. This is the most recent one with color I had saved.
JOANNA CONNOR • Magic Sam Boogie • Sellersville Theater 9/13/17
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Merci pour votre visite et commentaires.
Thanks for your visit and comments.
The Aurora over San Rafael Reef is a mesmerizing natural spectacle that paints the sky above the rugged terrain of the San Rafael Reef with vibrant hues of green, purple, and pink. As the sun sets and night descends, charged particles from the sun collide with atoms in the Earth's atmosphere, creating a luminous display known as the aurora borealis. Against the backdrop of the ancient geological formations of the San Rafael Reef, this celestial dance becomes even more enchanting, blending the earthly with the cosmic in a breathtaking panorama.
[FR] C’était le 1er novembre dernier lorsque de jolis orages assez esthétiques se sont formés en mer sous un beau ciel étoilé 😍😍
[EN] It was last November 1st when pretty photogenic storms formed at sea under a beautiful starry sky 😍😍
Another night another image... Does anything give as much pleasure as NATURE?
From the series 'Celestial delights'. The story behind this image still makes me smile:
The seaside view from the terrace of the 10th floor penthouse where we used to live.
We’d had a very busy day in the studio and after a quick light meal, just sat there unwinding with a nice glass of cool Chardonnay, enjoying the fresh sea air, the nightlight, the sound of the water, when SUDDENLY, a first distant rumble and a flash of lightning.
We bumped each other as we both rushed inside for camera and tripod.
Set it all up, went back to our chairs and wine, and waited.
I saw it moving across the sea, opened my lens and let the camera record this fabulous lightshow of Nature.
With the cable release in one hand, wine in the other, yep, that’s the life, he?
Mind you, this was a one off, there was no rain and no danger, just this awesome spectacle.
Wonderful, great memories.
Thank you, M, (*_*)
PS:it must have been F11 and open for between 1 to 3 min.
It's done by 'feeling', if you get a lot of flashes in the first few seconds, then, you've got your shot, otherwise, you wait and have sip of wine... This here is NOT an 'exact' science, the success depends entirely on the elements!
This was the best out of three. (*_*)
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Héron garde-bœufs - Pyrénées-Atlantiques - France
Le soleil se couche, tout le monde prend sa place. Cette nuit les étoiles brilles autour du lac.
[FR] C’était le 19 aout dernier, nuit pendant laquelle j’ai pu assister à un joli défilé de cellules orageuses pendant plusieurs heures. Les plus esthétiques et visibles d’entre elles étaient assez éloignées, à mi chemin entre les côtes varoises et la Corse, une fois que le ciel s’est dégagé à l’avant.
[EN] It was last August 19, a night during which I was able to watch a nice parade of storm cells for several hours. The most aesthetic and visible of them were quite far away, halfway between the Var coast and Corsica, once the sky cleared in front.