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Bronica 150mm f/3.5 Zenzanon MC
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Walking up the narrow spiral staircase in the Twins light house,
this view caught my eye. Remembering this window has been here 150 years, How many thunderstorms, hurricanes and blizzards have pounded these windows.
The men who built this had no idea we would now have GPS and now these light houses are just for show and to remember a long forgotten time..
This is my weekend to work , which is fine we are supposed to have snow :(
Have a great weekend all!!
Leipzig Germany
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A calm and peaceful moment in Penzance harbour. The film like colour tones were added using Topaz, and I was struck by how they give the scene a timeless mood.
I stumbled upon this shot a few weeks back. Fathers Day is almost here so it seemed like great timing to post this one. This is my #2 son, Daniel, 19 years old and he knows everything (just ask him).
The beautiful, sexy, fun curves of the Porsche 550 Spyder. Even though this may be a replica, it doesn't negate the inviting curves this design tempts you with. You know you want to jump into this seat and take it for a spin!
Photo # KSA_1095_bwk. November, 2017.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography
After all the rain today, i've been looking at the sunset from Jenny Brown Point earlier in the week, this one was taken on a long exposure and I thing it's come out pretty well. I think I might print this one for my wall.
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Milky Way behind the Pigeon Point Lighthouse. Part of my Long Lens Milky Way Series
Each is a stack of 10 exposures using Starry Landscape Stacker to reduce noise since they were shot at high ISO. For all the star exposures, I timed the exposures to occur between the 10 second interval that the light came on
For the Light On version, I composite in an exposure that I captured at lower ISO to reduce the over-exposure of the light region.
I would appreciate any constructive comments on which version you like best and why. I like them both for different reasons
Sony A7S, Sony 24-105mm f/4, 6s, 70mm, f/4, ISO12,800
ISO 50
17mm
f/22
0.5 sec
3 stop Hi-Tech GND
Another shot from my lightning visit to South Australia, and what a huge day this was, 14 hrs on the road starting at 4am. I spotted these piles as we took a wrong turn back from Port Elliot, I know that they are well known amongst photographers, but I didn't know their location. Nearly jumped out the car when I saw them from the passenger seat!!
Would love a sunrise/set shot but time didn't allow it. Wish I'd got one from the cliff top though to show the magnificent water.
This is Port Willunga, just remnants of what was quite a long jetty back in the mid 1800's
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[...] The timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness; and knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream [...]
-- Quote by Kahlil Gibran (Lebanese born American philosophical Essayist, Novelist and Poet. 1883-1931)
Nikon D70, Tokina 12-24 f/4, 17mm - f/22 - 25s - Cokin Infrared filter 89B P007 + Old paper Texture
Tivoli, Italy (August, 2008)