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Taken at high tide on Minehead beach, behind the harbour wall, during a full moon.
Three manually bracketed exposures 30, 60 and 90 secs at f8 using a canon 50d and sigma 10-20 wide angle lens.
Exposures combined and tonemapped using photomatix pro with slight levels adjustment and cropping in photoshop cs
Angle Shades moth, Phlogophora meticulosa. 8 May 2025. Ealing, London, England, UK.
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I took this picture in London. At first, it was just another picture of another street performer. It wasn't until I edited the picture, that I realized that you can see everything. You can see the crowd reflected upside down on the ball. You can see the ball and the crown in his glasses. You can even see some things reflected on his had. This is the reason why I love this picture.
Taken as one of my sporadic contributions to The Weekly Colour Challenge group (because I forget to look what the theme is).
Here's a sign alongside the canal.
Using the wide angle, fish eye with Jane as she plays on the porch.
NIkon D600 & Rokinon 12mm f/2.8 @ f/3.2
Located in the Apple Market in Covent Garden at the moment they have these huge ornamental silver balls of which provide an interesting wide angle reflection of the room. Unfortunately the quality of them doesn't provide a crystal clear reflection but an interesting viewpoint none the less.
From this angle,you can see Wuhan,a big city in China.
Hope you like it,and hope my photo can let you happy.
Thanks all~
See large if you want the details,:P
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A pathway in Swanage I just liked the angle of the masts and the curves of the wall and path .
I used a Cokin Polariser for the sky and wow it`s so blue , hope it`s not overdone , no saturation used just levels and curves .
Had so much fun working with shadows last week it seems that I am still finding them. I just received my new lens yesterday and wanted to try it out. It is the Canon 85mm 1.8 so I expect to be working with it quite a bit while becoming familiar with it.
ODC - black and white