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Time Flux (93 pictures)
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Playing with light is always also playing with time. In this arty gallery I have given myself some longer time for motion ;-)
The luminous exposure Hv is Ev × t, where Ev is the illuminance and t is exposure time.
Hv is directly proportional to t / k2, where k is the f-number of the lens.
Using a longer exposure time with the same exposure Hv needs larger f-number (smaller aperture). In these images my shutter speed was 1/4s and in some images 1/2s with k = 5.6. That result in a EV value of 6-7. Err... nerding around
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DeLorean time machine. Torino Comics 2013.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeLorean_time_machine
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Finally got some Paula time again after way too long. I can't believe how good it felt and how much I'd missed it. Sorry for the dodgy photo quality but just had to do these on my phone and its not the best!
Thought I'd include the Christmas tree for a bit of extra cheer! Merry Christmas everybody 😊
Basel Switzerland Nov 2021.
Contax S2 SLR with a Carl Zeiss 45mm F2.8 Tessar, Yellow Filter. Adox Black & White Silvermax 100 film. Developed in Silvermax.
NS 4467 leads intermodal train NS 272 eastbound out of the Kimball Tunnel in Kimball, West Virginia along the Pokey.
This old parking garage ramp feels like a time machine to the past. Descending the ramp you feel like you are going back in time, at least until you emerge into the modern city.
As mentioned in the image before we took a speedboat back to Sai Kung.
Unfortunately my camera was not packed waterproof, but even without numerous water pictures the ride remains definitely remembered me.
Before we went on board I was told by friends that it would be a quiet, fast and above all beautiful ride that I would not forget. Forget I will not, not least because of the roller coaster ride! We had strong swell and after a few waves we started with amusement to laugh and fright. 30 minutes amazing (wobbly) adventure. Did I forget to mention that we afterwards soaked to the bone went home and were somewhat amused viewed in the subway? At a change of clothes, of course, no one has thought.
Great!
My husband built this HG Wells time machine as described in the book not the 1960 movie. The Morlock is also hand built by him and is a 6'9" tall time traveler, the two of these hand-built items go to all our Steampunk events Here you see them with the steam train in the background at The Steampunk Express event this past weekend.
I've had this skirt a couple of years now but have never worn it out. It's a fishtail or mermaid style skirt in that it's very tight down to the knees at which point it flares out.
It's one of those that you leave hanging in your wardrobe for a special occasion, but I don't seem to get any of those, and so I thought it time to just wear it on a regular evening out.
After a while dodging clouds, wintry showers and sea spray without much to show for it other than some moonlit night scenes, I was thinking it was time to head home to bed. Then the Bz tipped sharply south giving a bright colourful display of the northern lights. Despite the bright moonlight the red aurora was clearly visible to the naked eye - what would it have looked like on a moonless night!
“Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you.” ~ Carl Sandburg
Decided to try out the HDR of the E-M1, this was five shots and converted in Photoshop.
I ended my last day on the beautiful Oregon coast with catching the sunset on Cannon Beach. I am calling this one Time for a couple of reasons because:
1. Life unceasingly lets me see how fragile our very existence is here on this planet and that time is a very limited resource we have, so
2. Take the time to notice something, anything. By finding some kind of meaning through experience, the definition of time melts away. And,
3. I was listening to the Inception soundtrack while editing this :).
Remnants of a 17th-century Portuguese-era fort on the Goan coastline, captured in a long exposure as it stands resilient against time and tide.
Shot with a NiSi PRO NANO IR ND1000 Filter
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“It is not that we have so little time but that we lose so much. ... The life we receive is not short but we make it so; we are not ill provided but use what we have wastefully.” Séneca
This photo was taken after leaving the cinemas in the beautiful Sony centre in Berlin.
We had to go down this stairs, so I asked my twin sister Joana if she would model for me. I prepared the camera in the tripod, got in the escalator followed by her. We only had time for two or three exposures so I convinced her we should go up again to take some more. The problem was that both stairs only went down. :D
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Bus Éireann (Rosslare) SP16
Bus Éireann SP16 is noted here waiting time outside Busáras before picking up peak-time only Service 133X to Gorey- in this case the 1745 departure from the city. Parked here, whilst inconveniencing DublinBus’ from accessing their stop, the driver is able to see when his bay becomes free so that he can move inside the bus station itself.
Busáras is a terrible bus station for a multitude of reasons, and it really is a disgrace that it still exists in its current state today. Its unsuitability is particularly noticeable at this time on a Friday when the bus station is at its busiest as coaches do laps until a spot is free.
Bus Éireann’s early SPs may not have long left, with rumours of withdrawal and being put up for sale going around. They’re still fantastic coaches, but many are starting to show the effects of Bus Éireann’s largely poor maintenance and cleaning strategy. Even from this shot, SP16 is noted looking scruffy in parts - don’t ask about the mismatched horns, a feature of a number of SPs now!
As time is running out for the early SPs, it too may be running out for Bus Éireann as a whole...
Vehicle Information:
Scania
Irizar PB
05-D-46469
C51F
Vehicle History:
New to Bus Éireann in 2005
Vehicle Location:
Busáras, Dublin City
Dublin City - 24.02.2017
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