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O mighty butterfly,
Bringer of Tornadoes,
Destroyer of species many,
Harbinger of ages,
Into my camera come,
and Let thy wings auspicious
fill my frame fantastic!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect
www.tvrage.com/Scrubs/episodes/149747/03x16
www.cs.ru.nl/~freek/books/thunder.sat
you know, I might've disturbed this butterfly for a few seconds...
This morning's sunrise across the San Francisco Bay.
The clouds were very interesting, dramatic and the angle of this photo is also interesting.
I love long exposures. They're fun :)
I totally disappeared from the shot but there my silhouette is hiding in the glass of my lens XD
Mass Effect 1, 1080p, Forced 2x2 SSAA, High res textures and injected FXAA.
For an old game, and a console port, its not bad looking ^_^
I thought I would post this up as it seems to be some interesting effect of using the P6000 with small apertures and in this case f6.5 seems to give a starburst effect to any hotspots. I observed the same yesterday when shooting a landscape with the sun in frame - a not too unpleasant side effect. At f3.9 this effect completely goes away.
This image was shot in the new Nikon RAW format and processed using Apple Aperture.
It was disorienting wading through these dancing rings in my front yard... dancing because there was a light wind moving the trees.