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Sunset Crater Volano National Monument, Arizona

 

The moon and the Milky Way typically do not make happy photographic partners. But here I managed to capture both in a seconds-long window of opportunity before the moon rose higher and completely washed out the Center of Galaxy. It was a tricky shot, difficult to capture enough light from the stars yet avoid overexposure from the moon. And the light pollution from nearby Flagstaff made it even more challenging. I credit PhotoPills for enabling some solid planning for the photography here.

 

Sunset Crater is an incredible volcanic landscape, with vast fields of cinders and basalt lava flows that killed all life around for 900 square miles, one thousand years ago. There's ponderosa pine and juniper trees here, but not much life otherwise, and as a result it is stunningly quiet at night.

 

Nothing, and I mean nothing, made a sound that night.

 

This national monument is rated a Dark Sky Park. A 3-minute exposure long before moonrise did not bring out any details of the landscape. Only the silhouette of Sunset Crater against the stars provided any hint of the cinder cone's existence.

 

In near complete darkness, and in complete silence, the mystery of the moon and Milky Way made for a truly majestic experience.

 

Single long exposure processed in Capture One Pro.

 

Selected for FLICKR Explore February 22, 2025

# 33

 

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One of my attempts at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "Double Exposure with Objects".

 

My attempt at the "Flickr Friday" theme "Instant"

 

Shot with a Rodenstock "Rodagon 90 mm F 2.8" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.

I think he took a good picture even though he was wearing glasses.👌😬

The Germans face defeat as the allies move forward towards Berlin.

Walking along the Indiana Central Canal in Indianapolis.

Putting precious moments on a chip or a disk and forgetting about them until years later

At least - hopefully they aren't hidden forever....

 

"Oh, do you remember

How young we were

How happy we were

I was so in love with you"

 

Good thing we can forget the roughest times, but we do learn from them, more than we do from the good times

"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."

 

Pablo Picasso

 

A rainy day and watercolors....the perfect combination. What bliss!

Crab Spider - Norfolk

A selection of fishing books

Fellows Court, Hackney

Nikon F80 : Sigma AF 24-135mm f/2.8-4.5 : Fomapan 100 : Spur Acurol-N

The grevillea bush, which my graceful model chose, was located in a place that allowed for some unconventional captures.

 

(Phylidonyris novaehollandiae)

(Grevillea sp.)

interesting webcam pictures Bright-spots

Breathtaking Landscapes and Color

Sunrise and Moonset together

New Day after breakfast

 

“Created for the Artistic Manipulation Group’s Mixmaster Challenge #52"

 

Halftime, "entretiempo", in Spanish means fall, autumn.

Another beautiful snowy morning at Vesturhorn followed by a lovely breakfast at The Viking Cafe.

Someone has captured what it is that you have guarded for so long and you cannot do anything about it. Inspired by the "Captured Heart Brooch" by Chop Zuey Couture Jewellry.

 

Credits:

 

Ava Bodysuit by United Colors

 

Captured Heart Brooch by Chop Zuey Couture Jewellery by Belle Roussel

 

Envy Shapes by Christiana Lutrova

 

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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Previously unpublished archive shot from February 2014 and captured with my old Canon 400D early in my Street photography journey.

 

I love the eye contact in this one and want to wish Flickr a very Happy 20th Anniversary. There are some awesome images in the Explore Take-over today including one from an old street photographer friend here on Flickr who passed away a few years ago. He would have been thrilled to get an Explore on such an occasion.

 

I wish you all a wonderful weekend of photography my Flickr friends. Stay safe, keep the shutters clicking and keep sharing your wonderful photographs. Enjoy.

Near the Florida National Scenic Trail, Withlacoochee State Forest, Citrus County, Fl

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Tiny yellow finch captured in my garden.

Captured on the Ferry ride from San Juan Island, Washington to Annacortes, Washington.

The nature reserve is very popular among photographers, especially at this time of year. Most of them seem to be more patient than I am. I saw this guy when I arrived in the morning and when I came by the same spot about one hour later he was still there. I'm still wondering what he was waiting for. The perfect light, a duck in the perfect position .... ?

happy roid week 2013!

 

Fort Macon State Park: Interior of one of the barrell vaulted rooms

 

Taken July 15, 2013

 

Explore July 17, 2013 # 415

Do you think perhaps in my lifetime there will come a time when we quit seeing Barns??

I hope not....but just in case ..here is a moment in time captured.

 

LARGER if you like!!!

 

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Zeiss 135/2 APO Sonnar

I caught the man 💖

Next is to catch Sirius 😊

I think I got her in the basket 😁

 

This is an old Bascule Light.

 

"In 1705 the Danish postal service established a bascule light on the island of Bågø in the Little Belt on the mail route Assens-Årøsund." (wikipedia)

 

My photo is showing a replica light built at Verdens Ende, Norway.

It is located on the southernmost tip of Tjøme, an island on the west side of the entrance to Oslofjord.

Martinet noir, Garonne

Slightly out of focus :( but it's always people that can make or break an otherwise monotonous image for me!

It's a classic but I seem not to tire of this kind of motive

 

With Panasonic Lumix G3 + Kodak Anastigmat 63mm F2.7 Cine

 

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