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A shot of "Cave of the winds" taken from the Maid of the Mist boat.. A gamble with my camera in that misty place.. If u go there, u wont forget that day I believe.. Hope this can cherish your memories...
Of all the historic villages I've visited, Elora, Ontario is among my favourites! With old world charm and plenty of historic buildings it looks good no matter the weather and this morning was not a pretty one but with a bit of work I managed to pull out the roll!
Nikon FM - AI-S Nikkor 105mm 1:2.5 - Fomapan 100 @ ASA-100
Ilford Ilfotec HC (1+79) 12:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
I've been going after a somewhat surreal look when i create architectural photographs. I really love the old concept drawings from the past, outlining our glorious colorful cities of the future. Those concept drawings quite inspired me back then, just as large sweeping architectural photographs inspire me today. And so I want to match some of the colors of the past, with those of the future.
Buildings like this look almost surreal to me as it is. The time, money, and thought put into their construction is quite astronomical in comparison with many other buildings. And, a lot of these large fancy buildings are off limits for the general public, sort of a super luxury that many cannot afford to enjoy. We can look, but cannot touch.
Fuji XT-1, XF 23mm F2.
Multiple Photo Stitch
At a local farm last weekend the display was prepared for the Halloween fest.
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Escapada con mi padre y con mi amigo David Medina este mismo sábado, nos dirigíamos a la fábrica de armas de Orbaizeta pero como ya me ha pasado otras veces nos quedamos por el camino. Esta vez en el río urrobi; bueno si hablamos con propiedad en un afluete que tiene este río; subimos al norte desde Pamplona con la esperanza de encontrarnos con el principio del otoño pero al ir llegando nos dimos cuenta de que este año el otoño viene con un poco de retraso y es que por lo menos en la zona que estuvimos estaba todo muy verde, demasiado para lo que es normal en la época. Así que aprovechamos y nos pasamos toda la mañana por este afluente disfrutando de la buena compañía y de unos rinconcitos a mi ver muy bonitos.
La foto no tiene más complejidad que un buen filtro polarizador y una exposición bastante larga, para conseguir colores tan saturados y llamativos. Aunque anteriormente con el 18-55mm ya lo había tenido con polarizador, los resultados no son ni parecidos que con el 17-40 ( no creo que sea por la cámara), de hecho era reciproco a comprarmelo pero tras una buena charla con un vendedor de Camera me volvió a convencer. Lo he ido probando durante todo el verano, pero es en estos lugares donde realmente gana quitando el reflejo en el agua y saturando los colores, recordando que no todo es Photoshop en esta era digital.
Ya había subido una foto muy similar del lugar, ago más otoñal: www.flickr.com/photos/vergaralacuey/4005395757/in/set-721...
Canon 5d mkII 17-40L Filtro Polarizador B+W
17mm F22 10s Iso100
"The Lord God called to the man after he had eaten of the tree. ‘Where are you?’ he asked. ‘I heard the sound of you in the garden;’ he replied ‘I was afraid because I was naked, so I hid.’ ‘Who told you that you were naked?’ he asked ‘Have you been eating of the tree I forbade you to eat?’ The man replied, ‘It was the woman you put with me; she gave me the fruit, and I ate it.’ Then the Lord God asked the woman, ‘What is this you have done?’ The woman replied, ‘The serpent tempted me and I ate.’"
– Genesis 3:9-13, which is part of today's 1st reading at Mass.
My sermon for today can be read here.
Stained glass window from St Jean-Baptiste church in NYC.
© Graham Daly
This image features a beautiful male Mallard Duck (Anas platyrhynchos) paddling around in the River Lee alongside the Lee Fields in County Cork on the south of Ireland.
I just loved how the this lovely specimen's paddling was creating ripples on the otherwise calm water surface which was also reflecting some magic hour colour tones from both the setting sun as well as the autumnal colouring of the various trees alongside the opposite river bank.
Captured hand-held using a Canon 7D and a Canon 400mm ƒ/5.6 lens.
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NOTE: A great resource of identifying Irish Birds is "The Birds of Ireland - A Field Guide" book by Jim Wilson/Mark Carmody which is available at www.amazon.co.uk/Birds-Ireland-Field-Guide/dp/1848891792/...
Tras estar una larga,larga temporada sin estar por Flickr, debido a diferentes motivos, comienzo de la rutina nuevamente (fin de verano) y como motivo principal, desconectar de este fantástico mundo que es para mi la fotografía, aunque he seguido sacando fotos, quería dejar de ver tantas fotos porque en mi experiencia personal parar una temporada me ayuda a tener nuevas ideas y ver de nuevo las fotos de una forma más artística y menos técnica (pensar menos como ha sacado la foto si la expo es correcta.... y apreciar más la foto y el trabajo realizado).
Tengo bastantes fotos que subir, aunque empiezo por el final, tras estar una buena temporada sin irme con mi padre de escapada, hoy nos hemos levantado de nuevo a las 7 y nos hemos puesto en marcha hacía el norte de Navarra más exactamente hacía la Selva de Iratí.
El día no era el más adecuado para salir, llovía, llovía y no paraba de llover... pero siendo sinceros era un día perfecto para realizar fotografías de este tipo, la luz era perdecta y los colores se saturaban de un modo espectacular. Hemos empezado la mañana en la Fabrica de armas de Orbaitzeta, y aunque estaba cerrada por obras..nos hemos conseguido colar y hacer unos buenos disparos. Después nos hemos dirigido por tercer año al río Urrobi o mejor dicho uno de sus afluentes más cercanos. El paisaje estaba espectacular se conminaban de una forma casi perfecta los rojos, amarillos y verdes.
La forma de hacer las fotos era bastante cómica, ya que para que no se mojara la cámara demasiado; que es como a acabado; he utilizado el parasol del coche que no ha servido para mucho como se puede apreciar en algunos lados de las fotos.
Saludos de nuevo
Espero que os guste
Canon 400D, 17-40L, Trípode Parasol ;)
17mm F22 8s Iso100
Very much influenced by japanese prints this watercolour illustration of a young girl in the rain with a frog umbrella with motifs of lily pads and pond life.
© Daniel Mackie
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I had to climb over a thing, and the snow I had to step in was to my knee, I wanted some motion to capture the big chunks of ice floating toward the falls, this is hand held @ 1/13~ not bad for a wimpy Florida girl :-)
This is the Interpretive center of the Falls of the Ohio State Park located on the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana at I-65. The 390-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest, naturally exposed, Devonian fossil beds in the world. The Interpretive Center is open year round, except Thanksgiving and Christmas day.
The "Falls" was originally a series of rapids allowing the Ohio River to drop 26 feet over a distance of two and a half miles. This was the only navigational hazard over the 981 mile-length river formed by rock outcrops. Today much of the original falls have been flooded behind the McAlpine dam.
“People generally see what they look for, and hear what they listen for.” To Kill a Mockingbird — Harper Lee
Let’s hope that each day we will remember to look for the goodness, listen for the music, share the love, give joy and find peace.
Wishing all a Happy New Year from me, Ed, Joyce and the mockingbird that lives in our yard and “don’t do one thing but make music for us to enjoy”. ☮️❤️🐶🎶
The scent of the ivy flowers by the canal is quite strong and sweet. It was attracting Commas and Red Admirals. Last week they were feeding in quantities, but today there were about five commas and three red admirals.
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I read Steve Hanley’s* “The Big Midweek” last summer. A recommended book if you like the Fall and want to know the story behind.
Sometimes I wonder if bands like this could have been much greater if they had not wasted most of their energies on ineffective management (in the best case) and violent internal conflicts (in the worst). Or maybe that is part of the creative process?
It may be true that Mark E. Smith is an arsehole, can’t sing, knows little about music and even less about leadership and team spirit. But it’s also true that nobody can copy his style (although many have tried) and there is no Fall without him, even if they had the best musicians of the world. Few other bands had more influence on independent music in Britain. And they are still around. This man must be doing something right.
How I Wrote 'Elastic Man' - 4:19
City Hobgoblins - 2:20
* "Elastic Man" was the first Fall record featuring his brother, Paul, on drums