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One of the cheapest sources of protein worldwide. No exception in Bangladesh...
Meradia Bazar, Dhaka
You voted and this week's Corps Top Shot comes from Sgt. Keonaona C. Paulo.
Marine Corps MV-22 Ospreys with Marine Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 161, Marine Aircraft Group (MAG) 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), fly over the Arabian Sea Sept. 6, 2012. VMM-161 was transferring their aircraft to VMM-261, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, USS Iwo Jima.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Keonaona C. Paulo)
Some more from Pyrmont shooting towards International Towers, Barangaroo and Cockle Bay Wharf.
This is a single frame image with about 20 images stacked again as per the previous images. These are 30 second exposures which give a smoother water but slightly more harsh highlights. Still looks alright to me.
This image was taken from about 2 dozen stacked images of a fire sky sunrise: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/38659797831/in/photost... and darkened in Photoshop.
I like producing these quasi-abstracts because it requires a balance between the right number of stacked images and the speed of the clouds between each frame. I never know what the end product will look like and am always surprised.
Lightening stacked clouds often result in a more look of a star field when warp drive is engaged: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/37893063574/in/datepos...
Darkenng stacked clouds show more variability and can be more interesting as colors explode across the spectrum.
In any event, fire sky clouds are the best for using this technique.
Try it out. It's a fun way to create with the colors nature provides us.
Inspired to experiment by an article on Petapixel today about the photographer Frank Machalowski got me out at lunch time testing his ideas out.
I kind of like this shot but it is a little too busy. I needed more background separation but I only had a 56mm lens so had to be far away. Next time I'd be a bit more scientific and measured, use a wide angle lens and find a subject with better background separation. I walked an arc about 120 degrees around this tree at a constant distance shooting every 1.5 m or so for a total of 30 images.
This is a blended colour / B+W image. The B+W blending reduces saturation and adds contrast.
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Fifty minutes of the Earth's rotation captured on a moonlit night at the spectacular Stacks of Duncansby
LVRM 130 enters River Yard in Bethlehem, PA with their intermodal set-out for NS in tow as the forlorn stacks of Bethlehem Steel stand in the background. September 15, 2018.
The stone piles popular in many traditions of Buddhism, it is said that first stupas were simply stacked stones. There are some legends of "saints" hiding teachings and sutra translations in mountain altars to be discovered hundreds of years later, which were just stones stacked up beside paths. For some these also accompany the offerings to the to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas implying that the strength of the offering is in the intention, not the ornateness of the altar on which we place it.
Due to the work and personal commitments it has been a long time that I logged into Flickr and I think this will continue on for a while and I will stay away for some more time. This is my offering to all my Flickr friends. Please accept my apologies for not visiting your stream or not responding to your comments. Unfortunately my absence will continue for some more time, please bear with me for a while. Have a great time and a wonderful time.
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My new photo in my portfolio. This photo is stacked from 687 photos in zerene. I have stacked 8 parts individually and after I had 8 stacks from zerene I have stacked them manually in PS. All together with postproduction it was more than 12 hours work.
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A 2 image hand held stack of this jumper , captured against the dark creosote covering my parents shed.
Stacked using Zerene stacker in Pmax
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Multiple image captures, combined into one focus stack of this Dahlia flower.
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Male and female Marico sunbirds, Nectarinia mariquensis suahelica, reenact Shakespeare's balcony scene in birdy fashion :)
They were too far to be discernable on the photograph if fitted in one frame. So I had taken two separate shots at full 400 mm fl. And after revision I found out that on both images that short dead branch is in focus. Yes! I have stiched both shots in MS ICE, making an increased focus depth image :)
South Stack Lighthouse
The Isle of Anglesey coast path
The Welsh coast path
Wales.
Great Britain.
United Kingdom.
Went for a wander near Stanley today and took a wrong turn to where I intended going to, but found this nice and simple composition which was in my opinion, crying out to be photographed. A very pleasant early autumn afternoon!
Stacked paper kites at the kite bazaar which is doing a bustling trade for the Uttarayan Kite Festival.
Appeared in the lead story in the Guardian Weekly on January 14, 2008 alongside an interview I did with renowned local kite-maker Salim Rasulbhai Patang-Wallah.