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Tokina 100mm 2.8 macro lens. A white frame was added to separate the image from Flickr's dark backgrounds. Dedicated to finding a cure for narcissistic personality disorder.
Canon EOS 80D
Tokina atx-i 11-16mm F2.8 CF
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This Milky Way photo was taken close to a popular beach with hundreds of visitors and cars by day and yet having an excellent night sky after the onset of astronomical twilight. The foreground was illuminated by the rotating lighthouse beam a few hundred meters away, thus providing a means of light painting of the scene.
Some of the most beautiful stories of ancient times refer to the silvery band of the Milky Way - a celestial river comprised by the light of billions of stars, that has traveled for thousands of years to reach our eyes. This majestic arc of light is more clearly visible on summer nights, when our gaze is towards the center of the Milky Way, which lies at about 25 thousand light years away - the brightest part of the band just above the tree and to left of the “Dark Horse” silhouette.
This band is bisected by obscuring clouds of interstellar dust, thus forming the “Great Galactic Rift”. The interstellar gas and dust gave birth to everything else in the Universe, including us - we are all made of stardust after all.
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Nikon D700, Tokina 12-28mm
Who knows how long he's been looking over this part of the Isles of Scilly Coast, but probably thousands of years and at least 160 artsandculture.google.com/asset/cornwall-the-monk-s-cowl-...
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....I just got into our woods and the rain & wind showed up. I didn't care for the color version of this image. So black & white it is.
* Canon EOS M50 camera
* Vivitar Wide-Angle 35mm f/2.8 (Tokina) lens
* Fotga OM-EOSM lens adapter
I recently made a trip to NY to attend a photography presentation and see a friend for lunch. While waiting for the bus, I shot several pictures of the trains at Hudson Yard just after the sun had set. I used my Nikon D750 and Tokina 100mm f2.8 for capture and Lightroom for processing.
The forests around the Makarora area are simply spectacular. Beautiful deep green colours with clean streams of fast waters braking the otherwise uninterrupted silence.
It took me a good couple of hours to get this shot right. I had to take it from a suspended bridge which wasn't very stable. But it was definitely worth it.
Photo equipment used in this shot:
Nikon D7200: amzn.to/2pXn3Qd
Tokina 12-24mm f4 PRO DX: amzn.to/2pXiyoQ
Tripod Manfrotto Compact Action: amzn.to/2pfQ7nd
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Los bosques en el área de Makarora, Nueva Zelanda, son simplemente espectaculares. Bonitos y ricos verdes contrastados con limpios arroyos de aguas rápidas rompiendo el silencio que de otra manera se ve ininterrumpido.
Necesité un par de horas para poder tomar esta foto bien. La razón, la tuve que hacer desde un puente colgante que se movía de vez en cuando arruinando mi larga exposición. Pero en cualquier caso creo que el resultado valió la pena.
Equipo usado en esta foto:
Nikon D7200: amzn.to/2pfIGwg
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Trípode Manfrotto Compact Action: amzn.to/2pfJlOu
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Shot in March 2016 with an Olympus E1 + Tokina 2,8/28mm MF lens. Place: Litochoro, Pieria, Greece.
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Enipeas gorge is a wonderful trail in the foothills of Mt.Olympus renowned for its beautiful densely vegetated landscape. En route we will pass through a cave-chapel and the monastery of St. Dionysus, and we will take advantage of several swimming opportunities in natural river pools. The route is quite long, but the varied geological features, the small lakes with crystal waters and the sheer mountain slopes provide a rare beauty and are entirely rewarding.