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This is an interior of the Po Ling Temple, Jalan Ampang. The temple is located beside Menara Atlan. What attracted me was the well sculptured colourful ceiling and the reversed lotus chandelier in the centre. For this shot, I wished I had a super-wide-angle lens.
This was created in Photomatix3 - Tone Compressor, on 3 frames taken hand-held. I used a exposure gradient for the ceiling to brighten it up by 1.5 EV.
Lens: EFS 18-135 IS
EXIF: f8, 1/40sec +/- 1.33EV, ISO-3200, 18mm, Pattern, no flash, Aperture Priority.
A 40-minute exposure of a pair of Jabiru Storks in their nest at night. This shot was taken in the Pantanal, Brazil. We lined up the tree with the southern celestial axis of rotation. We're giving a talk about the Pantanal on 6th March at the London Wetland Centre, more details here.
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The stars don’t ask for attention. The tree doesn’t strive to be noticed. Yet here, beneath the arc of the Milky Way, everything feels seen.
Spending time in wild places reminds me of what matters. When I step away from noise, from expectations, from screens and timelines, and simply stand in the stillness — that's when I feel most like myself.
This tree, lit quietly in the dark, mirrors what I hope to become: grounded, steady, quietly reaching for the light.
Nature isn't just a place I photograph — it's where I reconnect with wonder, humility, and peace. Out here, I'm not chasing a shot. I'm remembering who I am.
a unique celestial event when the moon and venus will be close to each other. i wish i had the right camera at this moment but still managed to pull this off with the lumix. the plane was the bonus
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On the heights of Queyras, I flew to other Skies ✨
In this photo, the Milky Way captivates the magnificent peaks of Queyras:
✅ La Taillante, Pain de Sucre, Pic d'Asti and finally Mont Viso (in the middle of the photo).
A little moonlight came to illuminate them. 🌙
EXIFS
✅ Made with a filtered Canon 6D equipped with a Sigma Art f/1.4 lens, all on a simple tripod.
✅ Panorama of 28 images. Each image is a single 10 seconds exposure at f/2.2 and ISO 6400.
✅ Location: Col Agnel / Queyras / Franco-Italian border
✅ Maximum resolution: 13,379 x 8919 px at 300 DPI.
Let's dream,
Jeff
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Sur les hauteurs du Queyras, je me suis envolé vers d'autres Cieux ✨
Sur ce cliché, la Voie lactée envoûte de magnifiques sommets du Queyras :
✅ La Taillante, le Pain de Sucre, le pic d'Asti et enfin le Mont Viso (au milieu du cliché).
Un petit clair de Lune est venu les illuminer. 🌙
EXIFS
✅ Réalisée avec un Canon 6D défiltré muni d'un objectif Sigma Art f/1.4 le tout sur trépied simple.
✅ Panorama de 28 images. Chaque image est une pose unique de 10 secondes à f/2.2 et à 6400 ISO.
✅ Lieu : Col Agnel / Queyras / Frontière franco-italienne
✅ Résolution maximale : 13 379 x 8919 px à 300 DPI.
Place au rêve,
Jeff
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Caught this view at an elevation of ~4950m through and old nikon nifty 50mm 1,8d. Although the lens has coma but the close up view of milky way output is something I enjoyed shooting just after Moon came up the horizon lighting the whole landscape faintly.
This astro image is the nebulosity around the star Antares (alpha Scorpii). The blue area on the left is IC 4605 of the Rho Ophichi complex and the globular cluster to the right is M4. The smaller globular cluster in the center is NGC6144.
The image was obtained with a 1.4 hour exposure through a RASA 8 telescope with an ASI2600MC Pro camera.
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This is another view of the Richelieu River,
which flows in Quebec, Canada.
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Image take during a two-week canoeing trip in Ontario and Manitoba. You can read more about this trip, which presented so many fantastic photographic opportunities, on my blog here: paulkirtley.co.uk/2014/six-men-three-boats-and-the-bloodv...
Celestial Hierarchy - Art By China Alicia Rivera
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Glendale, CA - Museum of Neon Art
Combined multiple images andf significant photo manipulation on this one.
I always tell our landscape photography workshop clients “ you don’t need bright colours to make compelling photos”, I almost prefer these muted, moody less complicated colour palettes. This was taken recently during winter in New Zealand.
I'll be showing this at my RAW exhibit. If you'd like more info about my show, click here! ... www.rawartists.org/http-www-flickr-com-photos-betsyanderson
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Not the highest quality image but it sure was beautiful to see the lunar eclipse last night.
Naperville, IL
In early May, I explored the rugged coastline of Northern California with Peter Ensrud During a daylight scout, we discovered a striking sea stack crowned by a natural rock arch. Later that night, we returned to witness the scene transformed. Beneath a breathtaking canvas of stars, the waves were shimmering in the light of a setting moon, while the Milky Way rose above the arch, revealing the shadowy outline of the Dark Horse Nebula and the radiant hues of the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex, painting the night sky with cosmic brilliance.
EXIF
Canon EOS-R, astro-modified by EOS 4Astro
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L ll @ 70mm
IDAS NBZ filter
iOptron SkyTracker
Sunwayfoto T2840CK tripod
Sky:
Stack of 10x 90s @ ISO1600, unfiltered & 5x 180s @ ISO6400, filtered
Foreground:
Focus stack of 10x 10s @ ISO100