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It has been a while since I've stacked images of a fire sky. This image stacks 17 x 40s interval per frame and then lightened in Photoshop.
The actual sunset looked like this: www.flickr.com/photos/cloud_spirit/52721869687/
Male Carpenter Bee. Photographed in Maryland.
A focus stack of 2 photos, shot handheld. Canon 80D, Canon 65mm MPE macro lens, Canon twin macro flash. Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400, flash set 1/32 power.
(Come on Baby) Light My Fire
Again there are many versions out there and most would argue there's only the Doors version ...
Jose Feliciano, Stevie Wonder, Julie Driscoll Brian Auger and the Trinity, Massive Attack and Will Young to name but a few ...
another work-through thought for Macro Mondays Stack theme
My guesstimate in the moment was that this stack of clouds was about a mile across. I followed its northerly drift for a while, but it was dissipating as I did. In southern Augusta County, Virginia. (Upon further review, I now guesstimate the width of the cloud at 5 miles +/- )
Magnetic construction toys for the Macro Mondays challenge, Stack. Area shown is about 64mm
Happy Macro Monday!
Personal critique - a bit like most of my school reports “ Could do better” Excuse, not done many stacks. Lots to learn.
This Stack of Mini Dominoes is almost 40mm Cubed, it was Cropped Square in Photoshop, and converted to Back and White using the Channel Mixer............Oh it floats with a touch of Levitation !!
Taken just before the sky erupted in red yesterday. I was delighted by the "stacked" appearance directly above the dark cloud that cried snowflakes.
Eastbound CSX train I016 passes a frozen landscape on its way through Rockwood, PA. In a few miles, they'll be digging deep into the climb up the west slope of Sand Patch Grade.
Ghost Crabs (Ocypode Quadrata). Focus stacked for 70+. Made the background come out odd but over all I like the result
I recently purchased Helicon software for focus stacking. This was a practise run on one of my wife's orchids. This was a stack of 45 images taken at F8 with tripod. This seemed to work pretty well. A similarly stacked handheld image was nowhere near as good.