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Just trying something different with Aurora australis shots from 2/1/25.
This is 17 shots with Nikon Z7Ii camereaa, 15 sec, f/40 32mm ISO 3200
I loaded all 17 images into Photoshop as layers
I then aligned all layers then converted the layers to a smart object.
Next in the layers/smart object menu. I chose Stack mode Median..
this had the effect of removing a large percentage of the clouds.
All the elements of mother nature have to align for this small waterfall in Yosemite to appear on fire. In February, if enough snow melts and creates a water fall, the sunlight hits it at a perfect angle. If sky is clear the fall appears on fire. It is an amazing show by mother nature on earth in Yosemite National Park in California. I was so fortunate to witness it.
Two Cour de Napoleon pyramids align at the Louvre.
132/365 365 pictures in 2014
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Somewhere in the woods of Wisconsin. Shot on Agfa APX 100 B&W Film with a Nikon N80 Camera back in 2006. Recently scanned negative on Epson V600 scanner. Slight adjustments to contrast and cropping made in Photoshop.
Taken with 50/1.2 lens, cropped to ~100 mm focal length perspective on 35 mm sensor to properly align both views.
While walking along the Swiftcurrent Lake Trail with a view looking to the west-northwest across the waters of Swiftcurrent Lake. This is in Glacier National Park. My thought on composing the same edge was the capture look beyond some nearby trees to Mount Wilbur and other ridges and peaks of the Northern Lewis Range. The rest was aligning myself to center Mount Wilbur, and not overexposing the image, given the bright sunlight from wildfire haze that afternoon.
I have been saving this photo for last in our tour of the Goldone Mill site. While I do not like all the graffiti and damage done to this place, I do have to admit that this one is quite impressive.
If you look closely, you'll notice that this is not a painting, per se. The artist used a torch to cut out the tanks, which are about 20 feet tall, to create this. Even more impressive is that you have to stand in just the right spot to align the four individual tanks into a single piece of artwork.
Again, I want to say that I do not condone this kind of vandalism, but I do have to say that I was rather impressed with this one.
One of the individual frames of the timelapse that I just posted, taken while the telescope was being aligned to the star Rigel. The green light is a laser used to check the alignment.
Durante el proceso de mantenimiento programado de la Dt-1812 de Fepasa (ALCo DL-535-RSD), los bogies son desarmados y los motores de tracción desmontados, con el fin de revisarlos y limpiarlos. En la imagen se puede ver la 1812 sobre bogies auxiliares y sus 6 motores de tracción alineados y listos para ser reinstalados.
During the scheduled maintenance process of Fepasa's Dt-1812 (ALCo DL-535-RSD), the bogies are disassembled and the traction motors separated from the traction axles, in order to check and clean them. In the image, locomotive 1812 lies on auxiliary bogies and its 6 traction engines are aligned and ready to be reinstalled.
1920x817 / ENB .173 for Fallout, In-game Vignette, Grain, Original post-processing (No Adaption), Bloom, 5-pass DoF, SSAO, Sunrays, Detailed Shadows, Custom palette + SweetFX for SMAA, DPX, LiftGammaGain, Vibrance, Sepia & Dithering.
3exp Handheld HDR aligned in photoshop then processed in photomatix and tweaked in photoshop
We took the kids to Wonderland Monday. They had a blast. It was the first time I was there as well. I cant do the rides with my heart but it was pretty cool to see everything. I also had a great visit with my brother Jay and Margie's cousin Sophia while we were down south.
Have a great night friends. I'll see you on your streams shortly
La plage de l’Aber sur la presqu’ile de Crozon se situe dans la baie de Douarnenez face à l’île de l’Aber (que l’on peut rejoindre à marée basse) à l’Est de la pointe de Trébéron.
Description: I developed this image of the North American Nebula NGC 700 from 60x300s subs or 5.0 hours of total exposure time. I used the Optolong L-eXtreme Dual Bandpass Light Pollution Filter. It has two 7nm pass bands centered on the H-alpha and OIII wavelengths. With a one-shot color (OSC) camera and an L-eXtreme filter combination the red signal from the H-alpha tends to dominate. In the nonlinear postprocessing phase I applied Histogram Transformation, Local Histogram Equalization and Curves Transformation in small doses in multiple passes.
Date / Location: 20, 25, 26 June 2022 / Washington D.C.
Equipment:
Scope: WO Zenith Star 81mm f/6.9 with WO 6AIII Flattener/Focal Reducer x0.8
OSC Camera: ZWO ASI 2600 MC Pro at 100 Gain and 50 Offset
Mount: iOptron GEM28-EC
Guide Scope: ZWO ASI 30mm f/4
Guide Camera: ZWO ASI 120mm mini
Light Pollution Filter: Optolong L-eXtreme Dual Bandpass
Processing Software: Pixinsight
Processing Steps:
Preprocessing: I preprocessed 60x300s subs (= 5.0 hours) in Pixinsight to get an integrated image using the following process steps: Image Calibration > Cosmetic Correction > Subframe Selector > Debayer > Select Reference Star and Star Align > Image Integration.
Linear Postprocessing: Dynamic Crop > Dynamic Background Extractor (both subtraction to remove light pollution gradients and division for flat field corrections) > Background Neutralization > Color Calibration.
Nonlinear Postprocessing and additional steps: Histogram Transformation > Noise Xterminator > Histogram Transformation (small doses in multiple passes) > Local Histogram Equalization > Curves Transformation (small doses in multiple passes).
An outtake from a recent series called "Align", which focuses how to align our lives with God's will for our lives.
I attempted to use a Rubik's Cube inside the skull x-ray (where the brain should be) and dress our character in typical 80s fashion (using a queue from the Rubik's Cube) but, the Rubik's Cube was cut off at the top in the x-ray, and piecing together all the elements made it feel too crowded. The x-ray also doesn't perfectly align with his body, so I went a different direction (in the x-ray his arms were at his sides, thus the shoulders don't mesh quite right). But regardless, I think its a sorta cool looking shot -- so here is just the root concept ... though not one that totally works with the theme.
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"...a work titled "Moon Chests". There are seven chests, and are aligned so that a viewer looking through the holes will see the phases of the moon."
www.thestar.com/entertainment/visualarts/2013/08/14/ai_we...
Very much an Eastern Scottish example, with slatted openings on either side of the destination screen and ...another thing the company went in for, for some reason... the foot-step blanked off next to the registration number. Negative sequence has once more been employed to establish the date of this photo, which must have been taken on Monday 15th May 1978.
The little side-turning across the road is Baillies Lane, which enables us to get a fix on Google Street View. We are in Airdrie, to the east of Glasgow. As far as I can make out, the bus would now be joining "Baillies Roundabout", but the road ahead, which appears to be the town's main shopping street, is pedestrianised today. A modern property has been grafted onto the "Ice Cream Milk Bar", filling the waste ground seen at the left edge and obliterating the lane, which is now re-aligned to meet the new roundabout.
EXA 1b - Domiplan 50 2.8
kodak 200
CanonScan 4200F
ALIGN cafe 2 - 10A Khúc Hạo, Ba Đình
Quán của dân 3D HN . SAI GON dân 3D cũng nên có :)
Hà Nội 1-4-2011
Aston Martin and Dodge Viper drift cars on track at Englishtown.
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Feeding time for the fish. I thought the ripple in the water and the way his fins were aligned with the camera were pretty cool.
May 24, 2008 EXPLORE
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