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This is a vertical panorama consisting of two HDR 3-exposures. Taken at Vista House in the Columbia Gorge on the Oregon side of the river.
Software: Photoshop Elements, Photomatix, Nik Viveza, Topaz Adjust, Topaz Detail, Topaz DeNoise 5
Concentration camp.
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Mamiya Rb 67 Pro S
Mamiya Sekor C 90mm 1:3,8
Ilford XP2 Super
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Jew street , at Mattanchery always full of shopping freaks, and lot things for em also...mostly antiques . So many big ships around Cochin port , because of that
lot of crowd in these steets, and it was afternoon time i was so much interested in those reflections.
Cochin , Kerala
Also in the welcome center is a window from which guests can watch staff and volunteers preparing food for the animals. Instructions appear on a large display on the wall in front of the workers. This is a nice volunteer job for folks who would prefer not to interact with guests. A guest standing near me pointed out that it might take some time to get accustomed to folks watching through the window!
This modern ( 1997) stained glass window in Shrewsbury Abbey by Jane Gray depicts the daily life of the Benedictine Order, a theme well-suited to this former Benedictine Abbey. It is dedicated to St Benedict and was initiated by the Freemen of Shrewsbury. It also acts as a memorial to Edith Pargeter, who, under the pen name Ellis Peters, set a series of novels featuring Brother Cadfael, a fictional hero, in Shrewsbury Abbey and its surroundings. It is remarkably difficult to photograph as it is impossible to stand far enough back to frame it squarely.
Barclay, Nevada, USA.
Link to a photo of the entire building: www.flickr.com/photos/runemaker/6999843890/in/photostream
Testing out some Kodak Double-X that I got in a film trade with emulsivefilm.
Also testing this Takumar 55mm 1.8 on my Minolta XD body. That was before I got the Pentax SL.
Digicamscan by Sina Farhat
East window at Ibstock by John Hardman Studios c1894.
The church of St Denis stands in semi isolation on the fringe of the large village of Ibstock. It is an impressive building dating mainly from the 14th century, dominated by a sturdy steeple at the west end. Inside there is a good mixture of glass from late 19th to mid 20th century dates and the building is clearly well used and cared for.
The church is normally locked outside of services, but we were given an especially warm welcome here by the ladies on stewarding duty whilst the church was open for the day.