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It was great to spend some time with my eldest son in Glasgow City Centre to do some night time photos and helping him to learn about long exposures, he really has caught the photography bug and showing some great interest in being creating too. This shot from Charing Cross, Glasgow, Scotland.
Char Hut - First light catching the shoreline of Buttermere with Char Hut reflected in the calm waters of the lake under the formidable backdrop of Haystacks. The verdant greens of summer adds a splash of colour to the serene and peaceful scene.
Lake District, Cumbria
>>Traditional Face<<
- TRADITIONAL - CHAR VELOUR SKIN FATPACK [LELUTKA EVO X]
>>LAP<<
- Jewel Papillon Top by LAP (Fullpack) - Level Event
Commissioned planter-boxes with integrated seating awaiting the truck to be taken away and installed at MONA, Hobart.
Fabricated of Core 10 steel by Tasmanian blacksmith, Pete Matilla, the seats are furnished with Spotted Gum (Corymbia maculata), that has been charred with the oxy torch, wire-brushed and waxed.
The steel has been sandblasted, allowed to rust for several days before being torched and waxed as well.
Was a real joy being involved with the project.
Ricoh GRii, 18.3/2.8, 1/750th sec at f/8, ISO 320
There was a fire in this area about 6-7 years ago, which accounts for the charring and the down branches.
I'm not sure who Charlie is, but according to the name this sea stack here is apparently his garden... could be difficult to get the lawnmower on it at times I guess...
I'd come to this location after the huge dog had dug up the beach at the previous sunset location (see 2 photo's back) my intention was to isolate the sea stack in a long exposure as it was high tide, but upon arrival there was all this beautiful rock with lines leading into the scene that would have gone to waste so the plan was quickly changed with the sun still being up enough to light the foreground.
A great location and one to definitely come back to for sunrise or just on a lower tide.
### caption amended with info about Charlie.. The legend is famous about Charlie living there while it was still joined to the mainland. The stack used to be an Island and Charlie grew his potatoes and veg on top in the 1800s.
Many thanks to Norma (Sheerlight) for the information.
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This is a close-up photo of a black beach stone, a piece of charred firewood, and a rose hip that I arranged together on Pembroke Beach.
Looking north up Charing Cross Road from in front of the National Portrait Gallery. Taken 2 July 1987
Still Experienced XL Band - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg, 17.09.2020
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Besetzung
Chris Haller: guitar, voc
Peter Guschelbauer: keys, voc
Andreas Szelegowitz: drums
Jürgen Haider: sax
Charly Schmid: sax
Georg Schwantner: sax
Stefan Fellner: trumpet
Gerald Silber: trumpet
Alois Eberl: trombone
Photo of a disused station platform taken during a Hidden London Tour of Charing Cross Underground Station.
I met up with Charly this afternoon for the first time and was happy to get this image from the shoot.
Two images taken one after another & blended together in CS5. I am quite interested in the concept of blending extremely differing exposures of the same scene to see the result... Does it work???
Charlies garden dawn light taken last Saturday morning. One image was f13 1/3rd second & the other one was f13 &115 seconds.
Lee 0.9GNDH for short exp shot & Lee Big stopper ND110 added for second longer exp.