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No, not a vortex, but this is made with a spiral: A big plastic multicolored slinky, wrapped into a circle.

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(Gérard Grisey -Vortex Temporum pour piano et cinq instruments-)

 

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UCS Kennol Trofeu GT Endurance 4Hr Endurance - Portimão 2025.

Drivers: GOMEZ.A / GOMEZ.O

Team: VORTEX

Car: VORTEX 2

The theme for Monday December 25th - Member's Choice: Bokeh

Subject: Fiber optics LED-light lamp

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Happy Macro Mondays and Merry Christmas!

   

On the morning before traveling to Theth, the national park i had the opportunitity to shoot the beautiful mosque of Shkodra, with the Cathedral in the backdrop. The sky was pretty dull and therefore i used a single shot of the milky way from the same night and created this Vortex effect with them. Later on i blended all the shots together in order to create a very interesting sky

 

I used approximately 200 star trail shots to create this sky, and also 4 other shots to blend the foreground in photoshop... It took me almost 12 hours just to stitch the shots of the stars and i ended up having a file of 68 gb, and than the rest was a game of selection and creativity

 

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Sharing an IR image of the rain vortex in Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore. At 40m is the world's tallest indoor waterfall.

 

It's been a while since I shot IR and I recently learned there's a very big issue in post processing IR with ACR or Lightroom CC 2019 as the custom WB set in the Adobe DNG Profile editor can no longer be saved as custom preset nowadays. Still lucky the WB can still be tweaked in Canon's DPP.

 

IR Modified Canon EOS M ı Canon EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM ı 10mm ı 1/2s ı f/16 ı ISO 100

 

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Underground !

UCS Kennol Trofeu GT Endurance 4Hr Endurance - Portimão 2025.

Drivers: AMROUCHE / BOILLOT

Team: VORTEX

Car: VORTEX 2

I’m an old man now, and a lonesome man in Kansas

but not afraid

to speak my lonesomeness in a car,

because not only my lonesomeness

it’s Ours, all over America,

O tender fellows—

Let the states tremble,

let the nation weep,

let Congress legislate its own delight,

let the President execute his own desire—

60 miles from Wichita

near El Dorado,

The Golden One,

in chill earthly mist

houseless brown farmland plains rolling heavenward

in every direction

one midwinter afternoon Sunday called the day of the Lord—

Pure Spring Water gathered in one tower

where Florence is

set on a hill,

stop for tea & gas

O but how many in their solitude weep aloud like me—

On the bridge over Republican River

almost in tears to know

how to speak the right language—

on the frosty broad road

uphill between highway embankments

I search for the language

that is also yours—

almost all our ecstatic language

of prayer has been forgotten.

 

--Allen Ginsberg

from Wichita Vortex Sutra, 1966

Tourbillon d'eau de mer

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Bassin de rétention du moulin à mer de Buguéles, Bretagne, France

This is the final image in the three that I took of a spinning water vortex.

Sedona. AZ- USA

 

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This assignment has been a new departure for me, is this now Fine Art? I don't know, but I've had alot of fun dreaming this up and a few breath gasping moments but I'm happy with the outcome. I just hope it's not too simple. Thanks to Zack and the team for this unassumingly challenging task!

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Irises rival Peonies as Divas in the summer garden. Their elegance of form never ceases to amaze!

 

"There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion." -- Francis Bacon

Another spiral staircase in Ljubljana castle, this time seen through a viewing port at the top of the staircase. The surrounding woodwork gives a vortex effect.

Vortex

 

Retour à la macrophotographie après plusieurs jours dédiés à l'animalier, avec ce joli azuré.

 

Vous me croirez ou non, mais il s'agit de mon premier azuré pris en photo cette année !

 

Hé oui, alors qu'il est très commun en plaine, il est beaucoup moins fréquent ici en montagne.

 

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Cloudy night meant no stars and improvising. We decided to light paint.

 

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The famous Oneonta Gorge in Columbia River Gorge was blocked by tons of logs at the gate when I visited last month. But that doesn't stop a lot people since you can find a way climb over them. Interestingly I found a chance to shoot this vortex view, since the logs slowed and changed the waterflow, which is not seen in many pictures, pretty cool to me.

 

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The infamous Vortex Tunnel on the first floor of Camera Obscura, an Aladdin's cave of optical illusions and a bevy of other tricks, puzzles, and experiences.

 

Trying to balance while walking through this spinning spiral of colour is no mean feat.

During one of my recent ventures out on the coast I spotted this little well, hole, vortex or whatever else of similar nature comes to mind. I was committed to making a composition with that feature in one way or another. I tried various angles and in the end I settled for this one.

 

ISO 200 | f/11 | 1 sec | 26mm | Reverse Graduated ND Filter

Another image in my series of water drop shots. Explored on 28th March 2014 for about 5 hours at #487

 

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Here's my newest photo using the "vortex" effect for the star trails.

 

I made it using a sequence of 276 photos I shot last September at Arches National Park in Utah, at the Park Avenue trailhead.

 

You can read the full story and see how I processed it in my page at: goo.gl/iFsasm

 

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Another Yellowstone cloudscape.This one was completely unreal.

One more version is in the comments.

This is my first attempt at making this "vortex" star trails I've seen from some other photographers.

 

UPDATE: This is a small tutorial I wrote on how I processed this photo: www.sgarciarill.com/vortex-star-trails-tutorial/

 

I believe the other photos (Particularly Lincoln Harrison who was my main inspiration) use a custom device to zoom in while making the exposure, but I did it in post processing with an old sequence of 130 photos I took at Garner State Park during the Eta Aquarids meteor shower in 2013.

London Bridge, Northern Line

29/08/2016, approaching Ijmuiden, Netherlands.

 

Keel laid on 15/03/3009, launched on 04/11/2009 and completed on 10/06/2010 by Astilleros Gondan S.A., Castropol, Spain (447), 839g.t., 445 dwt. & 73 tons bollard pull as :- 'Vortex'

for Solent Towage Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Østensjø Rederi AS of Haugesund, Norway.

 

Vessel is designed for escort operations, harbour work as well as ocean towage. It is equipped with oil recovery and fire fighting equipment (FiFi 1) & fully equipped for salvage in open waters.

 

Photos with permission of Willem Koper 🔱

  

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Found this one digging through my archive... Enjoy for your personal use if you really want this shot of me shooting the underbelly of Cloudgate. No commercial use without permission.

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Cela faisait déjà plusieurs jours que la canicule assommait l'Ardèche. Les nuages pointaient, se déformaient et mimaient des enclumes en leur sommet, signe que les orages seraient bientôt là. Ce fut chose faite cet après-midi. Sur le Coiron, en traversant un champs d'éoliennes, l'une d'elles présentait une allure singulière avec, en fond, un tourbillon de nuages menaçants.

 

L'image a été légèrement contrastée pour mieux discerner ce vortex atmosphérique. Il ne s'agit pas d'un montage.

  

This picture has not been amended, just constrasted. This is not either a montage.

 

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