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Solar energy - Énergie solaire
"To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle, requires creative imagination and marks real advance in science."
Albert Einstein
From an office building at the confluence of Pima, Wilmot and Tanque Verde in Tucson during July 2004.
Dutch angles experiment using my grandmothers old glass candle holder that is useful during power outages
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I loved the beanie at a jaunty angle with a waft of hair blowing out of the side. Given a very light cinematic 'orange & teal' split tone processing in Lightroom with a little warming of the final image. Enjoy!
Happy May Day! My first Osprey of the season.
Osprey feed primarily on live fish, which they catch from the water by using their long, hooked talons. An osprey can plunge so forcefully into the water that if will completely submerge! They are a perfect fishing machine with a success rate of around 70%.
The lighting on this was fairly simple. A single SB-24 on 1/16 power aimed at the white paper background behind the glasses. The glasses were on a tilted platform and the camera was tilted at the same angle. See the comments for the setup shots.
Qasr el Kharana est le mieux conservé des châteaux du désert, c'est un imposant édifice aux airs de forteresse de 35 m de côté, sa fonction est pourtant longtemps restée énigmatique. Désormais, on est presque sûr qu'il s'agissait d'un caravansérail, une sorte d'auberge d'environ 90 couchages !
Not much to do but enjoy the weather while confined to quarters. I like the neighbors old tree so much I thought I might share it with you. I suspect it is older than our house which was built around 1900. This is the southern view from the front porch. Click here for Northern View
My favorite lens is this Canon EF-S Wide-Angle Zoom 10-22mm - F/3.5-4.5 Lens. 10mm has a tendency to stretch things out in the corners and sometimes things appear to be leaning. I thought it was me. Check out that telephone pole. 😆 It actually stands straight-ish.
I watched a YouTube video that said an f-stop somewhere around f/4.0 offers the most detail with most lenses. Hmmm. 🤔 They may have a point. Yes... I leaned on the detail knob in the post production software a bit more than usual - I couldn't resist the temptation.
This wide angle lens also has a tendency to produce chromatic aberrations. Canon offers a software tool to reduce these anomalies in post production, but I find it also removes a small amount of detail. This DSLR camera has 12.2 Megapixels (12 years old) and it is still capable of producing some detailed images.