View allAll Photos Tagged WPD23Objects

Tsunami Skydiving + ShoeFly Retreat Adventures

St. Louis, MO. Coming up from the Mississippi waterfront.

Pulled this dusty set off the shelf for a shot with some atmosphere

Floor of James Scott Memorial Fountain, Belle Island, Detroit, US.

On Explore, September, 27, 2023.

Four Thieves Vinegar is another elixir I make yearly just before Fall. Living by the seasons brings me joy.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Faster than the eye can see - a tiny Bluetit takes to the air.

On Malaspina Strait with a log boom out of the frame behind her. A locally owned boat, Thunder Bay Tugs. Hazy wildfire smoke makes an interesting photo with the north end of Texada Island in the background. I note they have added the company logo to the stack since the last time I took her photo.

Netherdale football stadium, architect Peter Womersley, Category A listed building

View of the Cibona tower (in Zagreb, Croatia) from its base.

An STL double deck bus closely follows a Morris Eight, and a London Transport E1 tramcar leaves the depot with a new crew.

1950s London street scene model recreated in 1/76 scale.

Old building along the San Antonio, TX Riverwalk.

My Photos, Paintings, Music and Videos:

www.kunstschlag.de

The goal of this image was to capture the architecture of the underside of a bridge at an interesting angle. Freeman suggests choosing a viewpoint that shows a range of distance to strengthen the perspective in an image. I tried to choose a viewpoint where the closer objects are larger and the farther away objects are smaller. This image met my goal, and I think the choice of angle worked out well. The exposure, contrast, shadows, blacks, and clarity were increased while the whites and haze were reduced. There is some post-crop vignetting, and the image was sharpened and converted to black and white.

The shot was taken with a Fujifilm X-T2 using an XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS Lens @ 55mm, f/4, 1/2000, and ISO 200. DSCF4598 #10YearsOfXMount

Captured against the vibrant backdrop of a fireworks display, this photograph showcases the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa in all its architectural glory. As orange and blue fireworks from the Grand feux du Casino Lac Leamy cascade behind its iconic spire, the foreground features the eerie yet enchanting glow of the 'Mamán' spider sculpture.

Captured against the vibrant backdrop of a fireworks display, this photograph showcases the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa in all its architectural glory. As orange and blue fireworks from the Grand feux du Casino Lac Leamy cascade behind its iconic spire, the foreground features the eerie yet enchanting glow of the 'Mamán' spider sculpture.

 

Some notes on technique used:

First off, tripod, stable, tripod.Camera straps removed, and do not touch the camera after it is set. I focus in auto and then switch to manual on the lens. I take test shots to figure out the ambient light minimum. In this case about 5 seconds.

 

To capture the photo I utilized the MIOPS controller on my camera using the MIOPS App. Setting my camera to bulb mode I am able go beyond a 30 sec exposure and set exact durations through the MIOPS App. In this case I set an exposure of one minute.

 

My technique involved alternating between blocking the lens with a black card (effectively using the card as a shutter) and timing the fireworks, aiming to capture 3 or 4 bursts in one exposure. After several fireworks lit the scene, I'd end the exposure using the app.

 

Final note: I count to 5 internally, ensuring ample time to expose the ambient lighting.

Sur la plage de Bray-Dunes, dans le Nord

Brown’s Fisheries

Whitefish Point, Michigan

Inner gardens of Habana University.

Guildhall West Wing

m/v Hubbard of the State of Alaska Marine Highway fleet heading back to Auke Bay terminal after daily service to Haines / Skagway, Southeast Alaska.

Jubilee Park, Canary Wharf, London 2022

Reflections of Vivid displays appearing to disappear into coloured smoke

Przekrólewszczenie ~Duszę Wypuścił

 

"rozbudzonym słońcem skąpani,

onieśmielone mrużąc oczy,

będziemy widzieć takie rzeczy

w które i tak nikt

nie uwierzy."

 

Olympus E-M10 Mark III

Olympus M.ZUIKO Digital ED 40‑150mm

1 2 ••• 20 21 23 25 26 ••• 40 41