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Shot with the Phase One IQ3 Achromatic 100MP. Processed with the new B&W Artisan Pro panel. More info on the panel on my website www.bwvision.com
210s exposure with Formatt-Hitech 16 stops ND Firecrest filter.
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The full moon of July 16 2019 rising rising over the Tasman Bridge/Derwent River, Tasmania.
Shot with my much loved Ricoh GRii that died due to a main board failure :-(
After I got the news, I went straight out and bought a GRiii :-)
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm F/2.8 GR lens, 1/30th sec at f/2.8, ISO 3200
Lately due to starting a new job I have very little time to go out and take photos elsewhere, so I find comfort in the weird building I work at... and with my good phone camera.
Akihabara or Electric Town, Tokyo, Japan.
Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, 4.25mm f/1.8 back camera, 1/9600th sec at f/1.8, ISO 32
Old abandoned house in lower Delaware on the way to the beach.
I remember it as being a very nice place when it first when up for sale.
It has slowly falling away over time from neglect and abandonment.
The image was captured in early Spring on a day mixed with dark clouds, sun and rain with my iPhone.
We passed it a few again this summer. On the last trip, a few weeks back, we noticed it has caved in a bit more.
We wondered what this winter might bring and if it was a bad one, with heavy snow and ice, would the old girl just give up her ghosts and finally fall over.
Edited on the iPad this morning in Snapseed.
Captured and developed for Window and Wall Wednesdays, on a morning stroll through the city with Olympus e-M10 in early Oct. 2014.
Edited yesterday on the iPad in Snapseed and then converted and edited in black and white on the desktop in Alien Skin's Exposure X.
The Czech Republic is famous for a number of things, beer being one of them.
This is the city/area that developed the original Budwiser beer. Plisen is just up the road.
I have a color version that I might post sometime in the future.
While there is some great distress and age on the textures of the walls and windows in both versions, I liked how the lack of color drew better attention to the textures of all the different sections and parts of the building and its a little more moody as well.
This is the Grand Staircase at the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney. Copyright Bianca van de Water / www.sydneygraffiti.com