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It was shoot at Tatra National Park, which is actually two years ago with my Canon 5D mark IV. At that time, after I did the post processing of this photo, I felt like it's not sharp, the contrast couldn't make the rocks pop out and the details of the trees just wasn't as much as it should be. It's quite disappointing to me and I thought the problem was caused by gears. However, tow years later I did the retouch again on the same photograph, but with different perspective and few a bit better methods, I think now it looks as fascinating as how I imagined in my mind.
I wouldn’t say it's always necessary to do or upgrade the skills of your post processing. However, fully using the technology definitely changes one regular photo to another level. Especially how flexible digital raw file is.
The local sky cleared (sort of) for an hour or so very early this morning, although seeing was not good due to a sea haze generated by rough seas. Brighter stars are consequently accompanied by small coronas. The upper part of the celestial Emu (Gawarrgay) can be discerned within the Milky Way, its head marked by the dark Coal Sack nebula, with the body extending downwards to Scorpio (yet to rise).
This image is a test shot using my SMC PENTAX (K) 28mm f2 lens wide open. It confirms that focus is stopping a tiny bit short of infinity, and it revealed coma around the margins (image has been cropped to exclude this). It's also my first outing with my K1 and a firmware update that provides two new Astrotracer modes. I used the new Mode 3, which does not require calibration, and which operates free of potential electro-magnetic interference. I'm impressed!
Una imagen tomada durante el otoño pasado desde lo alto del Puerto de Sahún, mirando hacia el Valle de Benasque durante un atardecer.
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Here is a shot from back in the start of this month! What a great night is was :) Thanks for looking :)
// This Lake Hume twilight scene is a panoply of activity. As the last of light fades and darkness nears, a supermoon rises above the mountains reflecting onto the lake as bats migrate west.
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"Life flows by itself. How arrogant to think it is you who makes it flow. Stop interferring and enjoy the ride of impersonal witnessing." -Mooji
out of the detritus of flu tissues i rise to take a self portrait where i end up looking like a founding father
Another photo from the archives that I processed recently. It comes from the sand dunes near town of Cervantes in Western Australia, where we spent an evening shooting the dunes at sunset and dusk.
In moments like this, as one gazes at the stars away from civilisation, it is hard not to think of our existence on this planet and in the universe at large. At the time I was trying to imagine what celestial forces shaped the life and universe as we know it and standing under the starry sky really emphasised to me how small we are in the grand scheme of things.
Found some interesting lichen on a boulder in one of the glacier bays. It reminds me of a scene you would see in space of different galaxies and nebulas ... and that's when I'm sober! Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland, April 2021
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Sedona's Midgely Bridge and Mitten Ridge under the Milky Way. The landscape portion of this scene was taken during the blue hour, while the night sky was taken approximately two hours later (with the camera remaining on the tripod) and masked in via photoshop.
Description: A dramatic low-angle monochrome perspective capturing a sea of altocumulus clouds breaking across the horizon. The graphic silhouette of the treeline anchors the overwhelming texture and motion of the Sky, Clouds and Trees above
Another shot from 2014.
Our first night in Spitzkoppe in Namibia, one of the world's most under-populated countries. The nearest town to our campsite was 60kms away and the level of light pollution was zero. The details on the granite rocks are purely from starlight - it was a completely moonless, cloudless night.
Can't wait to get back!
EXIF: 14mm; f/2.8; 30 secs; ISO1600
(Panel of 4 shots, stitched together using Microsoft ICE)
okrąglak, sidewalk visions, celestial cement.
Winter. #poznan
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