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In the Ancient Bristlecone Pine forest in the remote White Mountains on the border between CA and NV. 10,000 feet up a bad dirt road. These trees are the oldest living things on earth, they're thousands of years old. An exceptionally quiet, windswept place.
October 2001. Night (well past midnight) full moon, red-gelled strobe-flash, 6-minute exposure 100VS film. Ig
Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau form a massive wall of mountains overlooking the Bernese Oberland and the Swiss Plateau, one of the most distinctive sights of the Swiss Alps.
Eiger, Mönch und Jungfrau, die drei bekanntesten Berge der Berner Alpen, Schweiz
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The galactic core of the milky way passes behind an ancient Bristlecone Pine tree, high in the White Mountains of California. The inhabitants of this section of forest are up to 5,000 years old, silent witnesses to an ever evolving planet.
Yes, that is Jupiter on the left frame edge and Antares on the right. Sky is classified Bortle-2.
This was a whirlwind trip, i drove 7 hours out, met and shot pictures with Miguel for a couple of hours, then drove back home, all in less than 24 hours. Sleep? Nope. Miguel stayed on to complete the adventure. The original plan was to spend the following evening in Death Valley, but I had a very serious issue with my DFA25/4; the rear plate ripped off, sending loose parts to rattle around inside the lens housing. I thought best to cut bait so as not to add further damage, limiting my chances of repairing the lens.
I used my DFA 35mm f/3.5 on the 645Z. Stack of 20, 10sec exposures, median blended using Sequator. I light painted the tree using my LED panel on a stick.
Hope you enjoy this one!
A 6 shot pano taken in West MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. An awesome afternoon of shooting that i cannot begin to express.
Ireland / Connemara
Ok, I swear this is the last one ;) ...
Laowa 12mm Zero-D
The climb was tough—scrambling over steep, crumbling rocks with my gear strapped tightly. Each step felt precarious, but I knew the view would be worth it. And it was. I set up my camera on this hidden stretch of Renvyle’s coastline, where the rough, rounded boulders gave way to a sweeping view of the sea.
With the ND filter in place, I captured the water, transformed into a mist-like veil, stretching out toward the horizon. The setting sun's light danced on the surface, casting soft, golden reflections off the rounded stones in the foreground, turning them into mirrors. Out in the distance, jagged rocks pierced the sea, leading my eye toward the horizon where the sun was sinking slowly behind a line of dark, dramatic clouds. Some were lit up in fiery hues, while others remained shrouded in shadow, creating a striking contrast of light and darkness over the water.
In that moment, the world felt suspended—silent, timeless, caught between day and night. The effort to get there faded into insignificance as the beauty of the scene unfolded.
Two women wash clothes and gossip on the ghats of the River Narmada in Maheshwar , a small town in the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India.A timeless vignette of life in India.
A shot taken long distance from a moving boat.Hence not as sharp as I would have liked it.
Family commitments are keeping me busy and I will not be very regular here for the next one month my friends.I will try and look in whenever I can but I may not be very prompt with my comments.I will be back on a regular basis sometime in July.Take care, stay safe.