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My last from my visit to Elterwater and River Bathay. Just love that pinkish light on the snow capted mountain and clouds.
Poznan, Poland
Autumn | Fog
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Special issue of Style Kingdom Magazine - featuring SL Photographers out now.. issuu.com/style_kingdom/docs/stylekingdommagazine-jan2014
Theme: Avant Garde - Futuristic
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1Aquarii and Mercury shining so very bright before dawn today.
Took the chance for a weekday sunrise over Bass Point and the Shallows today, the sea mist was so thick when I arrived you could barely see in front of yourself with the head torch on.
Caught a few tasty moments, had my Vita Brits while I waited for the JetBoil to do it's thing and just enjoyed the dawn with a nice hot cuppa...
Technically this moment is near dark still but, thanks to the wonder of digital sensors we're able to see the dawn how I'm seeing it in my minds eye at the time.
Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 12-40/2.8 Pro
ISO1250 f/3.5 12mm
10 sec's for the foreground
1.3s x 16 frames for the sky
Raw developed to .tiff in DxO PhotoLab 7, sky stacked in Starry Landscape Stacker, foreground and sky stacked and blended in Affinity Photo 2, tweaked in Nik 6 Color Efex, tweaked in Topaz AI and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Bass Point, Shellharbour, NSW
The Winter Circle asterism shines brightly on a crisp clear night and reflects in the mirror like surface of Sulby Reservoir. Reflections like this are surprisingly hard to come by for astrophotography on the Isle of Man, because even the very slightest of air movement will disturb the water surface. The Island is quite a windy place generally, so I was blown away (forgive the pun) by how good the reflections were on this particular occasion. The little cap of mist around the summit of Snaefell and favourable alignment of Sirius with the hills were nice little bonus features. This image is a 5-image vertical panorama stitch taken with my 28mm prime which is my main astrophotography lens. Staring into the endless stars reflected in the water was like looking into another world ✨
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The Bright magnitude 6, binary star system (HD 138268) appears from behind the Blood Moon. It is on the right edge of the moon. The other bright star to the upper left is visible as well.
Coogee tidal pool.
Another image from a great morning a couple of weeks ago. Slightly different angle, and seemed to work well in black and white.
Day 5 of the 5 Day Black and White Challenge.
"Luke Skywalker gazes out into the twin suns of Tatooine."
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So LBLP beat me to making the Binary Sunset scene from Episode IV. He saved me a lot of time by sending me the picture for the scene here. Thanks Luke!
Nikon D7100 - 12-24mm f/4
Focal Length: 14mm
Shutter Speed: 10s
Aperture: f/10
ISO: 100
(B+W Neutral Density 10 f-stops)
Last September when I attended the Astronomy Photographer of the year awards ceremony I found out this image won me the 'Skyscapes' category. I still can't really believe I won and it was a great experience for me, I was quite happy just being shortlisted let alone being one of the winners.
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This Boba is awesome, one of my favorite StarWars minifig !
Since i've bought it, i want to do a lot of shot with him ^^'
Hope you enjoy this picture ;)
Canary Wharf
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