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Early summer, a sunset in Öregrund, the Swedish town at the coast of the Baltic sea.../ Himmelskt, en sommarkväll i Öregrund.../ Celestial...un atardecer a comienzos de verano en Öregrund, pequeña ciudad en la costa Báltica de Suecia...(DSC_6414-2)

Another capture from outside Lone Pine. This was taken while waiting around for the Milky Way to rise into position.

 

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Thanks for taking the time to take a look at my photos, and as always, your views, comments, faves, and support are greatly appreciated!! Have a great week ahead!! :)

 

For those of you new to photography, I would like to provide you with some very helpful videos that will help you get more from your photography. They were very useful to me while I was learning and I hope that they will help you out as well. Just click the link below and on the left side column there are pre-made playlists on everything you could ever want to know about photography. I hope you enjoy them and as always my friends "Happy Shooting"

 

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Is there anything at rest in the Cosmos? The Earth spins on its axis, revolves around the Sun, which in turn revolves around the Milky Way center and so on …The rotation of the Earth creates day and night and makes the Sun rise and set each day, and so do the stars at night. Stay out late for some hours and you can see the stars change their position through the course of the night. Point your camera to Polaris - where the Earth’s rotation axis is currently aiming at - and a long exposure (or many short ones combined) reveals the colorful star trails.

Thanks to all for your kind comments, wishing everyone health and clear skies!

 

Technical info:

Date: September 2nd, 2021

Location: Kassandra, Chalkidiki, Greece

Camera: CANON EOS 6D

Lens: Tokina AT-X 11-16 F2.8 Pro DX II@16mm

SKY: 118 exposures x 30 secs each, ISO 3200, f/5, stacked with maximum stack mode in Photoshop to produce the Star Trails

FOREGROUND: Stack of 8 images from the same sequence with Mean stack mode to reduce the noise. Composite image was done in Adobe Photoshop CC

 

Ricefields in Autumn. Ribatejo, Portugal

Magic night on the black beach of Stokksnes in Iceland.

We have no chance and all our winter trip that was the overcast nights. Only that night near Vestrahorn we had half-hour of clear sky at night. Excited and happy we tray to catch that special moment.

Spectacular sky after a heavy rain shower over the city of Ljubljana

took a trip out to Farmington and Shiprock yesterday. Great monsoon afternoon with storms and magnificant clouds all around.

Continuing my experiments with photographing star trails, I took reduced the ISO to 800 and increased the shutter speed to 30 secs in this series of shots that I took in a place with relatively dark skies. The result was quite surprising with much more colour in the star trails than my earlier effort (ISO 3200). The colour of the trail varies with the temperature of the star. The streak to the lower right of centre was a shooting star.

 

Please view large.

 

The photos were taken at Hyams Beach, Australia.

 

f/4 30sec ISO 800 16mm Pentax 16-50mm DA Pentax K-5

 

Have a wonderful new week!

 

Thanks for visiting. I am very grateful for the very kind comments and faves.

 

The photo in the first comment is my earlier star trails photo. The photos for it were also taken Hyams Beach at ISO 3200.

“The concept of dreaming is known to the waking mind

but to the dreamer there is no waking, no real world, no sanity;

there is only the screaming bedlam of sleep.”

― Stephen King, Rose Madder

 

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Admittedly, I have waited for a good twenty minutes to get four gulls on the pic!

 

Many thanks for taking a close look at all of my images!

In the silence of the Icelandic night one can almost hear the aurora borealis concert.

FlickrFriday : Portal

Kynne (left) :

Dress : UNA. Estela

Hair : Doe: Oni - Kraken.

Headdress and sleeves : Tentacio - Celestial.

Skin : [Glam Affair] Svea Layer [Lelutka] 002. At K9

Lipstick : ~Shiny Stuffs~ Lelutka Sheen Lipstick @ TLC

Eyeshadow : [p] Persephone - reckless eyeshadows. At Planet 29.

Leg tattoo : [p] Persophone - antivenom tattoo - L and R - 50%. In the mainstore.

Pose : Go&See * Cushy * 5. In mainstore.

 

Kitty (right) :

Dress : UNA. Any Dress and Fur @ Kinky Event

Hair : [^.^Ayashi^.^] Akiyo hair @ Main Store

MINIMAL - Hoop Earrings Collection Tarot Gold @ Main Store

Make up : ~Shiny Stuffs~ Lelutka Sheen Lipstick and Eyeshadow @ TLC

  

DRD - Voodoo Shoppe Set @ Main Store

Unkindness - Celestial Dreams Set @ Main Store

[Harshlands] Love Magic - @ 4 Season Event

Crescent moonset over Mt Wellington, Tasmania.

Here's another night photo from behind Capitol Reef.

 

My favorite time of the year has come, Milky Way Season. Although December is not the best time of year for a Milky Way photo since the main core still lies below the horizon, you must admit that even the worst part of the Milky Way is better than any day at work, can I getta "What...What!!!!!!" Hehe.

 

Single Frame, Same Sitting.

One exposure for sky.

6 Exposures stacked in camera for foreground.

Processed in ACR

Finished in APS.

  

ACR=Adobe Camera Raw

APS=Adobe Photoshop

 

If you are interested in joining us on an adventure and a night photography workshop click the link below and reserve your spot before they are taken. 👍✌️

 

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For more information about the LLL technique(LowLevelLighting) you can visit lowlevellighting.org

 

If you do visit LLL.org check out the panorama at the top, Wayne Pinkston took that shot of me at the Racetrack Playa in Death Valley. Thanks Wayne!!

 

Thanks for taking the time to take a look at my photos, If you like them please feel free to share them with your friends and family or add it to your gallery. As always your views, comments, faves, and support are greatly appreciated!!

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This amazing church with it's blue windows has been found in Germany. The blue window tint makes an amazing fresh and unconvential look.

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Celestial Falls is the second step of the major falls of the White River, and was formerly considered to be part of White River Falls itself. The falls drop 41 feet over a uniform ledge, plunging into a large pool at the base of the formation, with White River Falls visible just 180 linear feet upstream. The falls feel oddly out of place in the gently undulating foothills on the east side of the Cascades near the town of Maupin. The White River originates on Mount Hood some 40 miles upstream, gathering lots of smaller tributaries as it rolls downhill towards its confluence with the Deschutes River. By the time it reaches the Tygh Valley its a fairly substantial river.

Only Angels

have the power

to turn heavy metal

Into the most romantic music ever

 

Taken with

Canon EOS 450D EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS

ƒ/5.6

50.0 mm

1/60

ISO 400

 

Dedicated to C.F.

A fine evening of night photography ends as it should

Shot with my A6300 paired with my 18-105mm F/4 G OSS.

 

F/4 30" 18mm ISO 100

 

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Matteus Cemetery, Norrköping, Östergötland, Sweden

Another surreal work for you guys! lol... I love how this old church looks like especially at night and of course with photoshop tweaking you get this special presentation. Are you ready for your destiny? I have posted a bell earlier that is part of this cathedral.

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Have a Blessed night or day everyone!

Dark is just as beautiful as the light and Plastik has you covered. Plastiks newest set Vaena Angel is simply beautiful with the combinations of spikes and orbs. You will feel like the powerful goddess you are. Made for the Crystal Heart Opening June 30th the orbs rotate around you with their shimmering stars. I showed you this set in light the other day and today I wanted to show you just how beautiful the darkness can be. So don't forget while your shopping around Crystal Heart stop in at Plastiks booth and check out Vaena Angel for yourself.

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A lovely sunset captured during our stay in Bangalore

The Seeker explores the boundaries between the earthly and the celestial.

By stripping away physical detail into a stark silhouette, the subject becomes a universal symbol of aspiration. Captured mid-flight against a brilliant solar corona, the composition utilizes vast negative space to examine the solitary journey toward enlightenment, truth, and the overwhelming power of the natural world.

 

A singular silhouette cuts through the deep, celestial blue. It rises not just into the sky, but directly toward the blazing heart of the heavens. The sun dominates the frame like a cosmic eye. It casts a brilliant, ethereal ring of light that ripples outward into the atmosphere.

 

The bird glides with effortless grace, perfectly balanced at the edge of light and shadow. It evokes the timeless myth of Icarus eternally drawn to the sun's majestic, untamed power.

 

The frame relies on a strong two-element dynamic: the radiant sun on the left and the avian silhouette on the right. This creates a balanced visual weight, where the viewer's eye naturally cycles between the light source and the flyer.

 

The vast, deep blue sky acts as expansive negative space. It emphasizes themes of isolation, immense scale, and freedom.

 

The bird is positioned traveling right-to-left, heading directly toward the light. This narrative path gives the composition a sense of purposeful forward momentum.

 

The photographer chose to expose for the highlights (the sun), which intentionally underexposes the bird into a crisp silhouette. This strips away identifying details of the creature, turning it into a universal symbol of flight.

 

Shooting directly into the sun has created a massive, soft halo and lens artifacts. While purist landscape photography often avoids direct flare, here it functions as a painterly element that adds atmospheric texture and a dreamlike quality.

 

The image is heavily reliant on a cool, high-saturation blue palette. This contrasts sharply with the warm, white-hot center of the sun.

 

The sky features a beautiful transition from a pale, overexposed center to deep, vignetted indigo edges. The wispy clouds at the bottom break up the solid color, adding a necessary organic texture to the lower third of the image.

 

This image is a compelling high-contrast nature photograph that borders on fine-art abstraction.

 

"The Seeker" focuses entirely on the subject. It transforms the bird from a simple animal into a character on a deliberate, profound journey toward the light. The bird is angled cleanly and purposefully toward the center of the sun. The title perfectly matches this strict, forward-moving visual momentum. It invites the audience to ask questions: What is it looking for? Is it chasing enlightenment, freedom, or an escape?

 

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