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An abandoned village on top of a mountain in the Pyrenees.
Almost two hours of intense climbing from the valley.
One small step for ladybird, one giant leaf for ladybirdkind.
© Tim Lutherborrow - 2020
Nikon D3300
AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
One of the things I want to do is to get rid of pirated software, in the photo editing realm of course, I use to use mostly ligthtroom ( from pirate bay ) and I kinda want to not use it any more. So I searched for alternatives ( free ) and there was 2 main software's Raw Therapee and Darktable. I Chose Darktable because ( at least that is what every one is saying ) it is gives much greater editing options. With that said I started to read it's manual and watch some video tutorials, and I can say that it is a quite good opponent to lightroom actually, it does basically the same things as lightroom but the difference is the layout, and to be honest I kinda like that darktable has more options ( in light and color) than Lightroom. Lightroom is more of a easier to learn at the beginning and it offers faster editing, Darktable it is complicated ( a little bit ) but in the long run ( I've been started to use it for 4 day now 😅 ) it is just as powerful if not even more powerful than lightroom. In Darktable I get the impression that I actually edit a photo. In lightroom I have a impression that I edit it for instagram of facebook. But I might change opinions in time who knows. Comparing the fact that Lightroom cost allot of money and Darktable just a internet conection for download.... I seriously believe that darktable is the winner ( at this moment at least ). Thanks for the visit and have a nice day! 😊
This is a long exposure shot of 20 seconds trying to capture the Milky Way despite some light pollution and some remnants of clouds. The image was processed with Darktable. You can read additional technical information in my profile (about section).
The stacked version can be seen here:
The rather peculiar skyline of the former island of Urk, The Netherlands.
The windmills are 2.5 kilometres away from the lighthouse. Their tip height is close to 200 meters. Focal compression to the max.
Intersection rock is a very popular outcrop at one of the most iconic climbing areas in North America. The area was developped by many waves of pioneering climbers starting in the 1950's and reaching it's zenith in the 1970's and 80's with the likes of Royal Robbins, John Long, John Bachar and Tony Yaniro.