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A perfect reflection of Wizard island with some amazing clouds at Crater lake, just after sunrise. Crater lake National Park, Oregon.
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Village Reflection......
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Glimpse of Aston Hall; this Jacobean 17th century residence, once owned by the Holte family, is a well known Birmingham landmark in the UK
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The village at Bluemountain......
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Moraine Lake Sky Reflection. Wispy clouds covering the early morning sky at Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada.
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First Snow of 2015 2......
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Dawn at Tipsoo lake, Reflection of the glaciated peak of Mount Rainier at Dawn from the shore of Tipsoo Lake, Rainier National Park, Washington State.
Taken with Canon EOS 5DSR
I am back from my road trip, it has been challenging, the weather wasn't always on my side but i'm pretty happy with some of my shots that i will be sharing with you over the next little while.
Photography is having the ability to capture "luck" after you've had the patience of waiting for it.
The first shot from my road trip is a photo from the Oregon Coast, it was a very foggy morning and couldn't see much of the coast but looking the other way towards the mountains the sun was trying to peak through the fog in the forest.
Sunshine Forest.
Taken with the Canon 5dsr
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Near Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan. Heading north of the farm on the grid road to Blaine Lake, I found this beauty.
Sea stacks at low tide, Rialto beach in olympic National Park, Washington, USA
Long exposure taken with canon 5dsr, 16-35 mm f4 is and a nd filter
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leading lines at lower joffre lake, British Columbia, Canada. taken with the Canon 5dsr
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The Valley of Dreams. A dreamy sunset with a dramatic sky and clouds at cape royal inside the north rim of the Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Taken with the Canon 5dsr and 16-35mm f4 IS
Ethereal Grand Canyon, Dark clouds and sun rays illuminating the Grand Canyon at Cape Royal
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Red-browed Finch showing off his namesake
Make: NIKON CORPORATION
Model: NIKON D500
Software: Adobe Photoshop 23.0 (Windows)
Date/Time: 2021-11-20 16:09:07
Exposure Time: 1/3200 sec
F Number: f/7.1
ISO Speed ratings: ISO 2500
Exposure Program: Manual
Metering Mode: Multi-segment
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: No flash
Focal Length: 300 mm
35mm Equivalent: 450 mm
Lens Model: 300.0 mm f/4.0
Something simple this morning, another shot from up on the dunes at Gwithian, Cornwall
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There's a point to this story.
Some memory shots came up on Catherine's cell phone of a maternity job we had done for a client 10, or more years ago. What's interesting, and the point I want to bring up, is that these rather large canvas prints were produced off of a 12 megapixel camera, the Nikon D300! The larger of the 4 canvas's was 2 foot by 3 foot! Whereas the others were (I believe) 16x24 canvas's, and also quite large. Proof that a great number of megapixels is not needed to produce large images. And here's the rub, most people don't print at all, or maybe only 4x6 images when they do....so why does anyone need 40, 50, or 60 megapixels in the first place? Well, the manufacturer's will have you believe more is better, and it's a great marketing ploy. And no different with the average computer that people really need. Unless you are doing some serious number crunching, or scientific work, or playing high end video games, why do you need the fastest, super duper processor on your computer? For most people's needs a very average performing processor is more than adequate to produce some simple documents, or view things on the internet. Actually, if you'd want better performance you'd be better served to invest in more RAM on your PC. But, again, the manufacturer's would have you believe you'd need more throughput and have you believe the best, and fastest MPU is what you must have in your next PC. And, why not would they have you believe that, that is how they sell more units, whether it be a PC, or a camera with more megapixels! Granted, there might be those times when more megapixels would benefit you, especially if you have a tendency to crop your images deeply.
And more megapixels can have more tradeoffs, like the size of the images they produce and how much room they take on your hard drive. While loading these larger images will also take more time when you do load them on your computer. And jamming more and more smaller light gathering diodes on a sensor the size of a 35mm film negative (full frame cameras) just might impede their light gathering capabilities. And, in the end, that may produce noisier images even at native ISO settings. The sensor size geography on most of our cameras is finite...you can't build the Empire State building's footprint on the size of a residential lot in the suburbs!
I would say for the average person shooting photos today much more than 20 megapixels is plenty more than what they would need. (I can't speak of video needs because I don't do videos with our 35mm cameras) Another great example of what we once did for a client using that same 12 megapixel Nikon camera is as follows. The client had a local, and very successful real estate business and they hired us to photograph a pair of their golden retrievers dogs with the plan to post the image in an ad on local billboards! Now here's the thing with ultra large images, ironically, because of the greater viewing distances involved in viewing very large images, the actual resolution can be less than what you'd expect. And, our 12 megapixel shots worked out very well on a large billboard!
So, just some food for thought the next time you're ready to plop down some of your hard earned money on a camera (or a PC) where the mindset of the manufacturer, or the salesman is trying to upsell you on more is better. It sometimes may be, but not always!
There's a point to this story.
Some memory shots came up on Catherine's cell phone of a maternity job we had done for a client 10, or more years ago. What's interesting, and the point I want to bring up, is that these rather large canvas prints were produced off of a 12 megapixel camera, the Nikon D300! The larger of the 4 canvas's was 2 foot by 3 foot! Whereas the others were (I believe) 16x24 canvas's, and also quite large. Proof that a great number of megapixels is not needed to produce large images. And here's the rub, most people don't print at all, or maybe only 4x6 images when they do....so why does anyone need 40, 50, or 60 megapixels in the first place? Well, the manufacturer's will have you believe more is better, and it's a great marketing ploy. And no different with the average computer that people really need. Unless you are doing some serious number crunching, or scientific work, or playing high end video games, why do you need the fastest, super duper processor on your computer? For most people's needs a very average performing processor is more than adequate to produce some simple documents, or view things on the internet. Actually, if you'd want better performance you'd be better served to invest in more RAM on your PC. But, again, the manufacturer's would have you believe you'd need more throughput and have you believe the best, and fastest MPU is what you must have in your next PC. And, why not would they have you believe that, that is how they sell more units, whether it be a PC, or a camera with more megapixels! Granted, there might be those times when more megapixels would benefit you, especially if you have a tendency to crop your images deeply.
And more megapixels can have more tradeoffs, like the size of the images they produce and how much room they take on your hard drive. While loading these larger images will also take more time when you do load them on your computer. And jamming more and more smaller light gathering diodes on a sensor the size of a 35mm film negative (full frame cameras) just might impede their light gathering capabilities. And, in the end, that may produce noisier images even at native ISO settings. The sensor size geography on most of our cameras is finite...you can't build the Empire State building's footprint on the size of a residential lot in the suburbs!
I would say for the average person shooting photos today much more than 20 megapixels is plenty more than what they would need. (I can't speak of video needs because I don't do videos with our 35mm cameras) Another great example of what we once did for a client using that same 12 megapixel Nikon camera is as follows. The client had a local, and very successful real estate business and they hired us to photograph a pair of their golden retrievers dogs with the plan to post the image in an ad on local billboards! Now here's the thing with ultra large images, ironically, because of the greater viewing distances involved in viewing very large images, the actual resolution can be less than what you'd expect. And, our 12 megapixel shots worked out very well on a large billboard!
So, just some food for thought the next time you're ready to plop down some of your hard earned money on a camera (or a PC) where the mindset of the manufacturer, or the salesman is trying to upsell you on more is better. It sometimes may be, but not always!
Sun Rays At Cape Royal, North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona.
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A bit of seagull ballet on Totland Pier
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The peak in a Turquoise Lake.
A rock piercing the calm surface of the beautiful turquoise upper Joffre Lake. The lake is fed by Matier Glacier next to Mount Joffre in the natural beauty of British Columbia, Canada
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The Lion's Gate Bridge and downtown Vancouver on a foggy night, viewed from Cypress Bowl in West Vancouver
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Back to Cornwall, the gulls enjoy a glide along the dunes in the last light of the day
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Digital Surreal Art
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In this striking piece of digital surrealism, a melting candle stands as a powerful symbol of time’s ephemerality, surrounded by a dreamlike park dotted with benches and figures from different eras. These silent walkers, dressed in historic attire, suggest a coexistence of timelines and evoke the quiet procession of history. The candle, dissolving at the center, evokes memory, identity, and the fragility of progress. Benches offer contemplative pauses, turning the park into a symbolic stage for reflection. Blending classic surrealist vision with digital clarity, the work invites viewers to witness the fleeting flame of existence that links past, present, and future.
You push forward in angst to reach the spotlight of life's rocky podium, all around you see nothing but pandemonium. You almost manage to utter a near silent mumble but your mind plays out consequences if now you should stumble; step up and convey "Oh jubilant glee!, please now all listen to me...", is this what you want to say? Quickly now, envy will devour you as many awaits this special day...
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Stumble It! Call Your Name
This intriguing surrealist work from 2008, in solid colors, shows us a man sitting in a humble position as if asking for something. In a large space, bottles float everywhere as if offering something. Strongly influenced by René Magritte, this is a work full of metaphors that awakens our imagination and makes us create different stories.
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decorative posters (home decor)
As a Dartmoor landscape photographer, I couldn't really ask for better conditions. The evening sun casts golden light over Holwell Tor and the clouds drift neatly into frame for my final shot of the day. Thanks for looking. Mk
Framed print of the iconic Multnomah Falls in Oregon
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The Milky Way hovers in the southern sky over a canal in rural Glades County near Okeechobee, Florida.
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The wider shot of the Tree in Field with Dandelions picture. Somewhere on Road 122 or 125 on the way back to Stratford from St. Marys.
A popular view of Mount Rainier at Reflection lake with wildflowers on a calm morning.
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State, Usa.
Taken with canon 5dsr and 16-35 mm f4 is. Two images merged together for a sharper depth of field
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A beautiful sunset reflection in Pearl Lake near Hahn's Peak Colorado. Farwell Mountain can be seen in the background.
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Collinwood Terminals. This imposing structure can be seen for miles around...
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A fall snowstorm provided a fresh white canvas for mother nature to paint her artwork on.
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I went hiking in the Narrows of Zion National Park. I was hoping that the shuttle was done for the season but they kept it going longer this year because it was busy in the park. This make hiking in there harder. You have to park at the visitor center, change into your wetsuit and booties then take a 25 min shuttle to the Sinawava temple parking, then hike 2 km to the mouth of the Canyon, then you can hike all day in the river. Even camp there if you want. I turned around after a few hours. It is a beautiful place, specially in Autumn. the colors bounce off the canyon walls, the cottonwood trees have yellow leaves and the river a nice green, turquoisy color.
A fun experience to hike in the Virgin River of Zion National Park, Utah.
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Reprocessed - Lady Winter bringing a cold snap......
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