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"WHEN STARS ALIGN!" is a figurative reference to everything that went right with this photo: tack sharpness, correct colors, dramatic light-and-shadows elements, action-stopping shutter speed setting! I've taken a lot of BIF (birds in flight) shots but never got "everything right in one shot" until this one!
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Aligned Chimneys. Burano, Italy. Digital Pastel artwork by Donna Corless.
Prints and notecards are available for purchase from my site at PhotosAndArt.com from the Digital Pastels Gallery.
In late September, a friend and I went to the New Forest for a photography weekend. I must admit I got a bit “snap happy” and pressed the shutter button far too many times. I’ve only just got round to sorting out the plethora photos. Next time I will have to remember that good while photographers may own large SD cards, they rarely fill them. Better in-camera skill and critique = less crap to delete later.
On this particular morning, we were unsure about where to go to catch the sunrise. Heavy cloud was moving in and threatened to spoil the moment. Luckily, as we were driving to a potential location we found some open ground with the iconic New Forest ponies grazing in the heather. This would do!
Equipment: Nikon D7000, Nikkor 70-300mm @140mm. ISO 800, F6.3, 1/800sec & 1/50sec. Handheld.
Post-production: This is a manual blend of two exposure bracketed photos, 4 EV apart, to try and catch detail in both the sky and foreground. Both images were brought into Photoshop, staked, aligned and cropped. Separate s-curves were used on both images to fine-tune contrast and exposure, and then masked to blend them together.
Photo of oil droplets from the oil & water macro abstract photography assignment captured via Minolta MD Macro Rokkor-X 100mm F/4 lens. Inside the creative halls of the 494 ∞ Labs. Early December 2020.
Exposure Time: 1/8 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 6078 K * Film Plug-In: Fuji Velvia 50 * Adaptor: 1:1 Extension Tube
The Planets are Aligning at Dawn...Get up and take a look between 6:30am & 7:00am to see the Planets in Leo & this morning the Moon joined them above my backyard Observatory in Dayton, Ohio!
Look East,
Top to Bottom ...M44 Beehive cluster...Waning Moon, The Planet Venus, Brightest star in Leo is Regulus (blue), The Red Planet Mars, The Planet Jupiter. I included an illustrated version...to help you ID them!
Keep watching each day as Jupiter,Mars, and Venus are going to get real close together by the end of the month.
Canon 6D DSLR & 24mm Lens, F4.5, ISO 800, 5 second exposure.
Best Regards,
John Chumack
Le Lac de Siguret est un lac naturel d'origine glaciaire : il est posé sur le plateau qui domine le hameau de Siguret, et est entouré de champs cultivés, de prairies, et de sous-bois.
The stars finally aligned and we were able to visit the Grand Palace. I lugged my Sony 12-24 GM through Bangkok in 97 degree weather and fought the crowd just so I could take some distorted images of the sacred palace.
.... better be !!!! .....
Nineteen Eighty-Four ....?
in my citylife Series ...
Taken Sept 5, 2017
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In February 2025, the seven planets joining Earth in our solar system will be visible all at once in the night sky as they get arranged in an extraordinary pattern called a “great planetary alignment," or in a more celebratory expression, a "planet parade."
While i saw these people sitting outside a shop, I felt that the patterns on the door shutter aligned with the spiritual ash powder on their foreheads.
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WEEK 8 – Batesville Kroger, Set II
Thought this one turned out well: a straight shot down the rear actionway, with the aisle markers moving inward on the left of the frame and the rear wall doing the same on the right. This is typically a difficult scene to capture, given that – instead of dairy (as discussed!) – this area is usually home to some other department, most often a service counter such as meat and seafood. Even then, though, this sort of angle is just a hard one to try and get from any spot in a store: it’s hard to stand in a precise spot with your back against a wall like this and not be noticed in the process!! Thankfully, it looks like everything aligned perfectly in my favor this visit :)
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
There was much practice and patience involved in measuring this shot of 140 seconds. This is what I was going for and overall a success. I hope you enjoy it!
Straight out of the cam - No editing
How to Shoot "Time Interval Single Frame"
I was trying “Time Interval Single Frame“ photograph for quite some time but never got satisfying results because of certain mistakes...So here what I learnt from my mistakes and finally achieved what I was looking for:
1. Decide how big Time Interval Single frame shot you want...According to that decide your start and end time..
2. Usually I love to shoot from daytime to Golden Hour to Blue Hour and Final Shot of Night...But if you want so you can start from morning too when you get Night-Blue-Golden and then Daytime...
3. Using of Tripod is compulsory because you want all shots from same angle. It helps in overlapping the shots in Photoshop.
4. Settings is not so Important.It depends on you how and what setting you want to use. Only thing you have to take care is that while changing exposure setting,do not change the aperture as it may affect Depth of Field. Change the shutter speed and since the camera is mounted on tripod work with lowest ISO.
5. Choose interesting subject and try to avoid shooting against Sunset-sunrise as it will turned your some shots into silhouette or may be you loose details on backlit shots...
6. After shooting your all Convert/Edit them the way you want. It is not necessary that editing settings are same for all the shots.
7. After Edit Open all your shots on Photoshop By Stacking or Automate>Photomerge (But Unclik "Blend Images Together" because you do not want to merge them right now .At this stage you just want the software put them on each other and align.)
8. Now after Aligning them on Layer place them on Time Sequence like you shoot...
9. Now select the part you want on final photo and press Ctrl+Shift+I then Delete Delete...Now Select 2nd Photo and again select portion you want on second frame and press Ctrl+Shift+I then Delete to remove other Deselcted Portion...Carry on the Method till your last Photo Layer..( Keep saving PSD and Edit them on Duplicate Layers so that you have already alligned Non Cropped Version)
10. In last just Merge your All layers and save them on JPEG/TIFF or Any Format you want....