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Sunset over False Bay, Western Cape, South Africa. This is a panorama from 24 high res RAW images stitched in Hugin Panorama Creator.
Nikon Z6, NIkkor f1.8G 50mm, processed in Darktable.
I set the small Godox manual flash to the side on an old light stand. The setting was 1/4. That's the brightest setting on it. I also used the included diffuser. I triggered it with the Godex XI N mounted on the hot shoe of my Nikon. Post processing included a slight crop and a slight contrast adjustment. Less is more, sometimes.
Developed using darktable 3.2.1
Nikon D7500 and 70-200. Sky-Watcher Star Tracker. About an hour of total light data.
Integration in Siril and clean up in Darktable
"Remember your dream is your only scheme so keep on pushing"
For me, stairs are often a metaphor for the journey of life. Figuratively, we move on an upward path in so many ways including (but not limited to) maturity, knowledge, wisdom, vocation, relationship as well as education.
Here the steps lead up from the Niagara College Glendale Campus courtyard representing an upward experience for its student bodies.
Note that the courtyard also has barrier free access.
My first steps in darktable.org. just finding a way.
I like the color that meets the real one: fern don't have that screaming green.
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I always though this farm was so cool as a kid. We would visit from time to time for reunions and such. The orchard vineyard was up the hill behind the house protected by the tall pines that surrounded it. The house is gone now, but there are a few vines left and the the pines still stand tall. Enjoy