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A lovely combination of a sunny late afternoon and a high tide had me scooting down to the Old Town, camera in hand.
The red fishing boat is the latest addition to the Leigh-on-Sea fleet - 'Mary Maria' (LO5). I shall look forward to seeing her heading out to the estuary sometime soon.
Taken with my Fujifilm X-T30 II camera and a XF18-55mm lens.
The combination of chance of storms and a day off meant a day out... I caught a hold of a few little storms throughout the afternoon...
This is a 12 shot pano stitch taken in Sofala, near Bathurst...
Combination of 6 different shots.
location: Malacca, Malaysia
D200 + 18-105
editing: photomerge(cs3), photoshop 7,color balance, multiple layer, level, hue&saturation
The ACTARHS transfer train made a stunning sight as it departed Goulburn yard this morning enroute to Orange.
With veteran ex-Victorian C and S class EMDs on the front, and the massive NSW Beyer-Garratt DC6029 in steam to complete the lash up, it was a history making combination of locomotives.
#ABFAV_WINTER_ ❄️
Some flowers go together so very well, like these pink Tulips with the blue Hyacinths.
Perfect.
All from the shops!
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tulip, colour, hyacinth, pink, blue, flowers, "conceptual Art", studio, stem, petals, colour, black-background, square, lighting, "Nikon D7000", "Magda indigo"
Wasn't expecting the first hoverfly of 2016 quite yet, and certainly not this species. I've never seen one before May before, so finding this in the kitchen today was really unexpected. Presumably it had been developing in the amaryllis bulb on the kitchen window-sill (it was outside in the summer), and a combination of central-heating and an unusual sunny windowsill had coaxed it out early. I feel guilty now....
This image shows the three color channel images that were color combined in Photoshop to produce a final LRGB image.
First attempt at catching the Milky Way. It was taken at Llyn y Dywarchen looking towards Snowdon. It's a combination of 12 twenty seconds exposures stitched together in Photoshop. Don't mind how it turned out and I learnt a lot for next time.
This is a combination of photos from two different days.
So, I've decided that I want to become a strobist. I'm really excited about the whole prospect, and can't wait to start getting all the equipment for it. I love the effect that it gives a picture, and I'm totally sick of the horrible lighting I always deal with. Expect great things if I can ever find a manual flash that I'm satisfied with. I'd love a Lumopro LP120, but it seems that they're sold out EVERYWHERE I've looked online.
If you have a suggestion for where I can find one, or another manual flash that would be good for a beginner and not more than $150, please let me know. I've heard mixed reviews about the Vivitar 285... any thoughts?
I'd really appreciate any tips anyone can offer.
My favorite combination, storms at sunset.
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A 3 image Horizontal Combination made up of Images of Marble that have been 'Improved' by layering in the HDR component of Great Photo Pro. The original images of the marble were taken from statue bases at Hughenden Manor, the previous stately home of Benjamin Disraeli, a 19th century English Prime Minister.
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Combination of two pictures, both taken by me.
EDIT: Thank you all so much for all the views, faves and comments!
this plant is ornamental plant. mostly awilable in Asian countries. yellow, green, red combination makes it beauty. (no flash hand held photography )
thanks for every one for views,faves, & comments.
Combination
One of the challenges of gardening is finding good planting combinations.
I think this achillea and echinacea group works really well.
P104-2370 Taken at: Botanic Garden, Dundee, Scotland
DRS locomitives, 57306 & 37612 pass under Engine Lane and approach Lye Station with 6M56 1341 Berkeley C.E.G.B. to Crewe Coal Sidings (Drs).
A Republic P-47D Thunderbolt escorts 'Sally B', the only remaining airworthy B-17 Flying Fortress in Europe.
The P-47D displaying was built in 1945 and appears as 'Nellie B', flying in the colours of the 48th Fighter Group's 492nd Fighter Squadron.
NGC6960 - Western Veil Nebula (HOO - Bicolour Combination)
NGC6960 located at western part of Veil Nebula, is a cloud of heated and ionized gas , dust and supernova remnant in the constellation of Cygnus. Estimation distance about 1,470 light year from Earth. Nebulosity contain of atomic hydrogen (red colour) and oxygen (blue-green colour) gas as show in image. The bright star in the top-center of frame is 52 Cygnus.
Imaging Detail :
Skyrover 110ED doublet len - ZEQ25 - ASI1600MM Cool
Ha=21x120s Oiii=20x120s
Total integration: 1.4 hours
Date: 22/7/2017
WL Remote Telescope, Johor, Malaysia.
A combination of two shots taken during the last new moon (11 dec 2015) under the electric wind turbines of Peuchapatte with the incredible Sigma 18-35 f/1.8 HSM Art. (Processed with canon DPP and Photoshop)
The nightscapes are other exemple of the crazy possible uses of this lens : f/1.8 is really useful here. With my Canon 18-135 f/3.5/5.6, I had really poor results with this camera.
I have to say that being by night under these colossal wind turbines (108m high from the ground to the rotor axis) is very impressive. They make a lot of noise and their presence is very intimidating ... The feeling is much less strange during daylight.
It was also very cold : because of the wind, I had to hold the tripod, so my hands were freezing. I felt it all the day after. But it was a worthy discomfort and I don't regret the experience !
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There is a lot of discussion about wind turbines in Switzerland. The government wants to stop using nuclear energy, which suppose to create more turbines (among other sources of sustainable energy). Even if the population is generally ok with the idea, it's hard for people to accept them. There only a few place where there is enough wind. The jura mountains are one of them. And people seem to use the "ok, but not in my backyard" logic towards wind turbines.
Personally, I support them, and I don't think that they ruin the beauty of landscape (which is a major argument of their opponents). Furthermore, they can even be picturesque : we just have to wait a little bit to get used to the idea. (The old dutch windmills have probably not seemed picturesque when they were built) However, since I went there by night, I have to admit that they are really noisy (which is another argument). So I am sorry for people living there, but I still think that worthy building wind turbines...