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New York City. RoguePano Panorama Glitch Pano Sabotage. iPhone in Pano Mode + double exposure in Snapseed.
Double-crested Cormorant with very sad looking fish. Food chain.
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An excellent Fisher and diver. The Double-crested cormorant can dive to depths of 25 feet, but some cormorant species like the imperial cormorant can reportedly dive to an astounding depth of 150 feet, which makes them some of the deepest diving birds around. This Bird can stay under water for about 15 minutes (www.reconnectwithnature.org)
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Double trouble...
Double A class’ 52345 and 52322 (Donald and Douglas) work all stops from Bury to Rawtenstall seen below passing through Little Burrs after a heavy rain shower.
Dun Carloway, the second best preserved broch in Scotland, built in the 1st century AD. Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
Ex-S&DJ Fowler designed '7F' 2-8-0 no.53808 is piloted by Ex-MR Fowler designed '4F' 0-6-0 no.43924 as they pass the woods near Top Field, with the 12:40 Keighley-Oxenhope train. The 4F was built for the Midland Railway at Derby in 1920. She was the first loco to be saved from Dai Woodhams Barry scrapyard in Sept 1968.
2018 KWVR Spring Steam Gala
11/23/2017
Canon EOS Rebel T6i
Crop 174 frames
ISO:128000
Total exposure: 2 mn. 54 s
200mm Tamron w/ FD to EF adapter.
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Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center. This was a back-lit shot caused by the late afternoon sun. I tried bringing out more facial detail from the shadows during processing, but this was the best of several shots of the Cormorants that day.
Watch the DigitalRev TV''s video on "How to do cool Double Exposure Portraits":
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The Orionid meteor shower is about past but I captured several meteor trails tonight (10/23/13) and the first is a double meteor trail.
If you want to try this set your camera up on tripod with a wide angle lens. I use a 16-35mm zoom EF lens from Canon. I set for lowest f stop (wide aperture) to collect the most light and take 20 to 30 second exposures at an ISO setting of 500-1000. I make adjustments to these settings (iso and exposure time) to minimize noise from haze. If you set your exposure time too long you start to see movement of the stars.
I use a remote switch that allows for me to keep the shutter trip pressed. That way the camera takes photos one after the other without me having to press the shutter. I can even walk inside and warm up a little while it takes shots. If you can't set your camera up to take shots automatically you will have to depress the shutter button manually.
Sometimes the lens gets foggy so I use lens cleaner and wipe off the fog periodically. To get these two shots I took about 500 exposures.
Direct Rail Services Class 37s, 37603 and 37601, are seen leaving Bristol Temple Meads Station working the 1Z29 Crewe-Kingswear 'Dartmouth Flyer' Pathfinder Tour.
Double Cluster
Imaged: London (UK) Bortle 8
ODK 14
G4 16000 Moravian CMOS & CCD cameras
BAADER RGB
120s x 10 each
A digital image 'dreamed by' Midjourney, an artificial intelligence program that creates images from textual descriptions.
The two 'Reds' turning finals to land.........well the small versions!
Costing some £12,000 pounds ($16,000 USD) each and powered by tiny jet engines these six foot long models are controlled by two award winning R/C flyers performing formation aerobatics and opposition passes - just like the real thing!
With the real Red Arrows unable to perform due to severe weather at their forward operating base, their commentator 'Red 10' stepped in and provided a running commentary on these two beauties instead.
Fabulous.
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A double exposure project I did with Brazilian artist Beatriz Moreira. Sadly, I underexposed my images a bit too much so that most of the roll we see only Bea's images but here and there we see a wonderful effect of both her and my images showing through.
This is one of the images where we can only just barely make out a hint of my initial exposure. So essentially this image is Bea's with a hint of something by me in the dark areas.
Shot in Toronto, Canada and somewhere near Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
My model: Danae
Bea's model: Barbara
“Amma remembers a story. Once the colors of the world gathered together. Each one claimed, “I am the most important and beloved color.” The conversation culminated in a quarrel.
Green proudly declared, “Indeed, I am the most important color. I am the sign of life. Trees, vines—all of nature is my color. Need I say more?”
Blue interrupted, “Hey, stop your blabbering! You are only talking about the Earth. Don’t you see the sky and the ocean? They are all blue in color. And water is the substratum of life. Hail to me, the color of infinity and love.”
Hearing this, “Red shouted, “Enough is enough! Everybody shut up! I am the ruler of you all—I am blood. I am the color of valor and courage. Without me, there is no life.”
Amidst the shouting, “White softly said, “You have all stated your cases. Now, I have just one thing to say: don’t forget the truth—that I am the substratum of all colors.”
Nevertheless, many more colors came forward, all extolling their greatness and supremacy over the others. Gradually, what began as a mere exchange of words developed into a verbal battle. The colors were even poised to destroy each other.
Suddenly, the sky became dark. There was thunder and lightning, followed by a heavy downpour. The water level rose rapidly. Trees were uprooted, and all of nature was in turmoil.
Trembling with fear, the colors helplessly cried out, “Save us!” Just then they heard a voice from the heavens, “You colors! Where are your ego and false pride now? You who were foolishly fighting for supremacy, are now trembling with fear unable to protect even your own lives. All you claim as yours can perish in an instant. You must understand one thing—though different, each of you is beyond compare. God has created each of you with a different purpose. To save yourselves, you must stand hand-in-hand in unity. If you stand together in oneness, you can soar up and stretch across the sky. You can become the rainbow with all seven colors, harmoniously standing side-by-side—the symbol of peace and beauty, the sign of hope for tomorrow. From that height, all differences disappear and you see everything as one. May your unity and harmony become an inspiration for all.”
—Amma (Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi), “Understanding and Collaboration Between Religions”, from a talk given by Amma, May 2, 2006 as part of the Interfaith Center of New York’s Fourth Annual James Parks Morton Interfaith Award Ceremony, p. 28-30,
Metra train 921 departs Joliet, IL and passes under the new double cantilever structure. it may not be the most attactive structure ever built, and it is pretty obtrusive, but at the same time it's different.
80078 and 80136 double head at Moorgates on Saturday afternoon of the NYMR Steam Gala. Both had been re-numbered to engines that ran on this line in steam days.
Double Header!...
On April 28, Virgin Trains East Coast VTEC Class 91's, 91103 and 91104 pass Hornsey station on the East Coast Main Line ECML, working 1A06 0640 Leeds to London King’s Cross.