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Sunrise didn't look up to much today so I thought I'd share another from yesterday morning. I used a 4 minute exposure, with the assistance of the Lee Big Stopper for this image.
There's something I find really mesmerising about this and the fact you can capture so much time all in one image... a reminder to take a step back and recognise what's important, as it can be over all too quickly.
The roseate spoonbill is beautiful in almost any light but the setting sun gives it almost a luminous look !! We are so fortunate to have this species in Florida and to be able to see it in different situations and light .
Wishing you all a blessed and wonderful day !!!
My other half, capturing the view on the Dwyryd Estuary at Portmerion - and no, he doesn't post his images online!
Old stuff edited the first of January.
Created for the Magnificent Manipulated Masterpieces
161st MMM "Reflections" Challenge
And also for Smile on Saturday ;-)
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It was a competition of some sort for young girls at the Fair. I was in the back of the room, and there was no way to get enough DOF to get both the phone and the stage in focus. But by taking two photos--first the phone, then the stage, in focus--I was then able to composite them into a single story telling image. I should have taken a third shot, since there is blur visible in the audience between the phone and the stage. Oh well, next time...
HSS
Wormie spies a bokeh photographer capturing the sunset.
Wriggling it's way into Sliders, original as +1 in comments.
HSS and HWEVS!
When I heard a 70 approaching Mill Lane Junction, Northampton, I was almost excited. However, when the train came into view, I was utterly disappointed, as it was virtually empty. I would usually refuse to take a photograph of such a train, leaving them instead for John Tomlinson, but as I had been starved of railway shots of late, tried something a little different.
This is Freghtliner 70005 on a Felixstowe-Ditton liner, 16th February 2016
Nikon F2AS
Nikkor 50 mm f/1.4 AI
Nikon L1bc filter
Ilford HP5+ 400@ISO400
1/2000 sec@f/4
Ilford Microphen, 6,5 min/20°C
This image of the black rhino was captured as he came down to the water whole just as the sun was beginning to go down. We were so thrilled that he came when he did because there was just enough sun to get a few images and then it was gone. Such awesome creatures and to know they were endangered we felt fortunate to have seen them and so close.
police chased a black expedition after reports came in that the driver had assulted and then threatened someone with a firearm. the chase ended when the fleeing expedition crashed into a utility truck. the driver was handcuffed after he was pulled from the firey expedition. the driver of the utility truck he hit was taken to an area hospital.
Part of a collection of glass, ceramic, and wooden Dragons.
You never know who's going to attack your castle!
For Smile on Saturday
Theme: Display the D...
An ancient field system aside an intermittent stream that has overgrown with trees and moss.
If you zoom, there is a spiders web within...