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There are several methods that nightscape photographers use to ensure that the stars in our photos are sharp–“tack-sharp” as the worn-out term goes. After several years of trying my best to get those incoming photons to be pin-pricks, it was hard for me to shoot a photo like the one I’m posting today, in which the stars are intentionally OUT of focus!
For my in-focus foreground element, I chose one of the more recent monuments in the Tangmangaroo Anglican Church’s graveyard–near Yass, Australia–with the rising Milky Way’s core blurred, but still colourful, in the background. I focussed on the distinct straight edges of the cross and its plinth, setting my lens to its shallowest depth-of-field to maximise the sky’s fuzzy look.
I used the following equipment and settings to create this image: Canon EOS 6D camera, fitted with a Sigma 35mm f/1.4 Art lens @ f/1.4 aperture, choosing an exposure time of 10 seconds @ ISO 1600.
My daughter will stay safe in the U.S.A. with my husband and our cat, Dharma.
The situation in Fukushima nuclear plant is getting worse. Three plutonium isotopes -- Pu-238, -239 and -240 -- were found in soil at five different points inside the plant grounds, Tokyo Electric company (TEPCO) reported. The element is a serious health hazard if inhaled or ingested. The three reactors may already be in meltdown.
I hope the situation will stay the same and will be able to come back to the U.S.A. as soon as possible.
Thank you for your support and friendship.
Chêne 1553
H : 317 cm
Elément vertical d'un ensemble constitué de trois fragments, sculptés.
L'ensemble était placé sur la façade extérieur d'une maison située à l'angle des rues Joly et Fourtier-Masson.
Le calvaire et la poutre portant l'inscription PANGERE présentés au pied de l'escalier étaient emboités dans cet élément vertical et surmontaient une porte.
Le calvaire était fixé sur la poutre horizontale.
You know it is fall when the Showy milkweed pods ripen and explode with these beautiful seeds with their feathery transport.
Where birding takes most of my time lately, once and a while the wide angle comes out of the pocket.
These are the "Elementen" in Zoetermeer, three towers and a shopping mall that forms the heart of the newest part in town.
Actually taken during the blue hour, click here for the colored version.
Honda introduced the Element in 2002. The rear doors open backwards and there is no B-pillar. It was not sold in Europe so most probably this one was imported from the USA. This one is a quite special monochrome version. The Element was discontinued in 2011 without a direct successor.
Yep, that's me, or at least my shadow, standing on the Boardwalk at one of my favorite places. A place that I can walk around and explore for hours and totally lose track of time; a place where I am totally in my element. Taken late last month during the "Golden Hour" on an unseasonably nice winter day. I adore the golden brown grasses against that awesome sky. If I try this again, I need to remind myself to remove my camera sling bag from my shoulder to prevent the appearance of a huge growth on the right side.
Baker Wetlands,
Lawrence (Douglas County), KS..
...de la douceur feutrée d'une aquarelle... Cette barque que j'ai photographiée serait merveilleuse comme tableau giclée avec étirement (style galerie) sur une toile montée sur carde de bois... Élément de décoration ( en grand format ) sur un mur de votre salon, bureau ou à offrir comme cadeau...
*Photo prise à Port Saint-Louis de Rhône...
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Industry has always been one of my favourite subjects for photography. Inside Battersea Power Station control room B there are dials, gauges, levers and much more to keep me shooting away for hours. In fact I did 4 trips here in the space of a month. One of the more exciting trips this one :)
Orizzonti discontinui ed imperfetti (discontinuous and imperfect horizons)
Napoli 2008-Centro Direzionale Vedi Set Completo CentroDirezionaleNapoli