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This is a Time-lapse project I have been working on for the better part of 2 years. Not that it took that long. Its just how long it took me to come up with enough video for what I deemed a decent final product.
ALL shots were taken with my Canon 5D Mark 3. I used my Canon 16-35, & 70-200. Also used was my Rokinon 24mm. Oh, and a tripod ;)
In this video you can watch the sun set on Lake Huron. Take a ride on the Chi Cheemaun. Watch the tall ships come into the Kincardine Harbour. Watch starts and the Milky Way traverse the sky. A storm roll across a corn field, and more.
Music: Jon Hopkins - Inner Peace
Album: Opalescent - 2001
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okay... sorry for the long time since I have been on... crazy lately and still for a bit yet... but wanted to say yes, I am still alive... and will be trying to catch up here too. And the title on this one just fits too damn well...
and yeah, better on black :)
(some things never change...)
time never stops flowing,
time
never stops creating,
time never stops
erasing its creations,
the spring
of visions never stops.
reality always has another face,
the face of every day,
the one we never see,
the other face of time.
selected lines from facing time (cara al tiempo)
octavio paz
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This is one of my favorite images to date from Big Sur area. I just love the color of the water backlit by the setting sun.
The story:
This was the first time I went to Garrapata park to find this rocks. That day my family were in Carmel-by-the-Sea and I walked into one of many art shops and checked out their photography section. I saw a picture of these 2 rocks and immediately liked it. I bought a book and asked the guy where this place was. He was the owner and being nice enough, called the photographer to clarify the details. After I got the information I knew where I would be in the evening :) So, we all got there a couple of hours before the sunset and I was enjoying the view from the top of the surrounding cliffs. Then, I decided to get down to the 60 foot beach area to get a better and help emphasize these huge rocks. Getting down was a little tricky, and I did not know at the time that there was a much easier way on the other side (close to the parking lot). My mom actually suggested that we use a rope, which I did. The whole time I was worried that the rope was more of a hazard though, because if I fall down, there goes my mom with me :) Especially, since the rope was not long enough for me to get to the very bottom.
Anyhow, I had to convince my wife that it was worth staying, because it got cloudy soon after we arrived. I spotted a window in the clouds close to the horizon line, and hoped the sun would break trough for just a bit. I was surely glad it did right at sunset. The sunlight was soft and lasted only a few minutes before the sun disappeared behind the clouds. I tried a few different exposures to get the motion on the waves, but not to make them too blurry. I have a few more images from that evening that are great as well, but this one is a winner for its warm light on the rocks and contrasting emerald green water.
Technicalities:
Single exposure, no HDR.
Canon 5D mark2 with Canon 70 – 200 f4 IS L lens at 70mm (I tried wider angle, but cropping in on the rocks amplified their magnitude, so 70mm was used).
Shot at f18, ½ second at ISO 50.
I used a 3 stop soft edge Hitech GND filter to balance the sky.
In post – curves adjustment, sharpening, and color saturation adjustments.
Thank you for viewing.
At Bhandardara. Check my profile to watch the time lapse www.flickr.com/photos/32580228@N03/15413056556/
composite
thinking of everything at the time
blending together
chaotic mood
Canon EOS M; Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L; Hoya Intensifier Filter; RAW Image Post: Affinity Photo 1.8.4
2020-08-11-EOS-1553
(Summer 2020) GT Cooper
Happy New Year to my fellow Flickrers! I've truly enjoyed seeing the world through your lens this year. Best wishes for an inspiring 2014.
Time to spend a little bit of time outside seeing as it's such a nice Friday. After doing to many movies it was time to take a few photos instead :-)
This was taken just south of Clearwater Beach but North of Sand Key. In fact, the jetty you can see in the distance is Sand Key State Park. It's all in Clearwater, Florida. This was taken after sunset, and was just over a 3 minute exposure.
This shot was taken about 5 minutes before sunset, helpfully recorded by this large timepiece.
Taken during a night photography workshop run by Doug Chinnery and Terry Gibbins.
Another year has passed. A new year about to begin. It's time to reflect on where we've been and where we are going.
Wishing everyone a Safe and Happy New Year. May it be prosperous, and full of love, laughter, and excitement - and even a few Explore shots thrown in from time to time.
Seen at Callaway Gardens, outside the Day Butterfly Center. Nov 2013
On 15th Oct I took this image from Malminkartano hill, about 10 km away from the epicenter of the Finnish capital Helsinki. I was lazy and did not want to spent time driving to a less light polluted site which shows. However, I got to see a nice sunset and the comet head was also visible by a naked eye. The tail is much longer in my later images but the scenery in this one is better.
This is a 9 photo bracketed shot centering at 2 sec exposure at iso 640 and f/4.
I thought I heard something outside. When I went out, there was Miss Lily petaling away.
"I need" pant "to get rid of" pant "some extra" pant "weight" she gasped out.
I realize what I said above. Of course I meant pedal. But as it think about it, petal sort of fits Miss Lily.
40/365
Request Time..................
If any of you out there would like me to "Rotate" this Image...........just say so........
Game for a spin?............................nominate the direction and we shall see!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you Imagine it straight up...?......................now's your chance.
Just ask........."Sunny give it to me straight!!!!!!!" and Bob's your Uncle...........
«Time» (fragment), Ekaterina Kovalenko and Vera Barkalova
2016, marble, glass, metal
Moscow, ART-Park «Symbol»
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta B2 531
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar 7.5cm ƒ3.5
Film: Svema 65, type 120 (expired to 04.1980) + dev. D-76
Scanner: Fujifilm Frontier SP-3000
Photo taken: 13/08/2018
An F-16 Fighting Falcon approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker for refueling during Red Flag 14-2 March 13, 2014, over the Nevada Test and Training Range. During Red Flag, mid-air refueling allowed aircraft to save time and quickly get back into the fight without having to return to the ground to refuel. The KC-135 is assigned to the 350th Air Refueling Squadron at McConnell Air Force Base, Kan. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Timothy Young/Released)
I got a new strobe, so I had to try it out...
One sb-24 (1/16 power) kitty below right and one 430 EXII behind kitty (1/8th power) triggered by crappy cactus triggers.
Best viewed on black.
My first shot of the night and I cursed the bus that passed right through it moments after pressing the shutter button. Then, on reflection, I was actually quite pleased with the image I'd captured and decided to try only a few more shots before returning home to some warmth.
The English city of York has, since Roman times, been defended by walls of one form or another. The walls are punctuated by four main gatehouses, or 'bars'.
Micklegate Bar is the southern entrance into the city of York. The name of this four-storey-high gatehouse is from the Old Norse 'mykla gata' or 'great street', and leads onto Micklegate ('gate' is Norwegian for 'street' remaining from Viking influence in York). It was the traditional ceremonial gate for monarchs entering the city, who, in a tradition dating to Richard II in 1389, touch the state sword when entering the gate.
A 12th century gatehouse was replaced in the 14th century with a heavy portcullis and barbican.
The upper two floors contain living quarters, which today are a museum of the bar and the city. Its symbolic value led to traitors' decapitated heads being displayed on the defences.
Nowadays Micklegate is famous for its pubs and clubs, being known as "The Micklegate Run" by many drinkers and club-goers. It seems people are still losing their heads here, but in a slightly less life-threatening manner!
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Have a great Friday but don't lose your head!
Not having enough time to make it back to Grand Rapids, D707's crew tied their train down at the east end of Fox siding. Power on this day was an NS SD70ACU, a UP SD70M, and a TORC SD40.
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Time stacking sunset
27 shoots for the sky, 1 shoot for the background
Iso 50, f/2,8 , 1/500
#ILCA99m2 #SonyAlpha #Zeiss #Feisol #RRS
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