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Around 1,100 frames stacked in Registax, and aggresively sharpened in Photoshop.
EOS 7D on a Celestron NexStar 6SE - eyepiece projection on a 7mm eyepiece.
Hercules crew got the boilers steamed up today to test out some auxiliary machinery. (May 27, 2015.)
Photo: NPS/Erik Olson
Created w/ Stacking boxes, decorative papers, handmade paper flowers, and metal stickers.
*Supplies mostly from hobby lobby.
Still adding to my cross-polarization photo portfolio. In this example of cross-polarization there are six plastic shot cups stacked on top of each other. The image was captured with a 72mm polarizing filter on my 150mm-macro lens attached to a DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera set at ISO 400 and f/16. The final image was post-processed in Adobe Lightroom.
GPS: Approximate location, latitude 47° 26' 15.77" N, longitude 120° 20' 30.04" W.
Keywords: Cross-Polarization, and USA.
The staff in the gift shop at the V&A don't like you taking photos of things, despite the fact you can take photos in the rest of the museum.
I got told off for taking this one. Fools.
Misha and Sophie deal with the trauma of visiting the vet. They stack themselves like Voltron and merge with nearby furniture to become more powerful!
One of those spontaneous foldings. Such an awesome model by Joseph Wu. Thanks to Tien Yin for teaching us. Penguins: Daniel Kwan, Tien Yin Yau, Omer Shalev, Me, and I can't remember for the life of me what that other kid's name is :(. If you remember, please tell me. And feel free to label your penguin :).
Taken outside the Norpac Cannery in Stayton, Oregon. These crates were stacked near a fence. Visit Willamette Valley Daily Photo for this and other photos.
The Stacks, an original game based on Ernest Cline's book Ready Player One. The Stacks will be released at the 2015 Portland Retro Gaming Expo!
Larry Stack (LAS ’63, MA ’65), retired investment advisor and adjunct professor of history at University of Illinois-Chicago, supports DePaul philanthropically because he believes that a broad-based educational background is essential for flexible thinking in any career field.
Former Adirondack Power and Light plant at Amsterdam, NY on the Erie Canal just upstream of lock E10. The canal follows the Mohawk River here.
As a teen, I traveled the Erie Canal and was fascinated by this plant as we passed on the boat. That was in the late 70's and it was not in use then ether. The 1923 edition of Babcock & Wilcox "Steam, Its Generation and Use" shows an earlier version of the plant consisting of 2 stacks and ending at the third window from the water intake house.
Photographed using a NIkon f with a Nikkor 80-400 VR lens (no, the VR does not work on the F :) Exposure by sunny 16.