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Sunrise at Glenorchy. Although in the opposite direction to where i wanted to be shooting, it was still a spectacular explosion of colour.
This is another multiple exposure shot of some flowers I got my wife for valentines day. This one is a 5 frame shot, but instead of a normal opacity blend I used the median blend. Additional enhancements done in Color Efex Pro.
En mi incansable búsqueda de rayos PacoSO...
en grande mejor... Much better big...
Olite-Navarra
Sigma 10-20
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Camera.................. NIKON D 200
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focal distance..........10mm
Shutter speed..........60s
ISO Speed..............100
Pyrenees. Catalonia.
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A crowd of people watches an a simulated bombing run at the Cleveland National Airshow. Some people are taking pictures of the explosion. The explosion is large and orange.
Giant Explosion in North Toronto. This is the second explosion. The first one almost shook me out of bed. This one happened about 7 minutes later. The fireball was much bigger than this in total and was so bright I had to shield my eyes. I've never seen anything like it. The sound came a minute later. Again the whole building shook, although nowhere near as much as the first one.
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After a ground-shaking lightning storm, the clouds began to clear as the sun dipped below the Tetons and released an array of color and light.
For the GIBrick contest.
Oh, and in case you don't get it, it's supposed to be the guy shooting a soldier with a grenade launcher, that transparent rod bein the trajectory of the grenade.
Bomb explosions simulation @ aerobatic show in Romania #BIAS2017
NIKON D750 + NIKKOR AF-S 70-200mm 2.8G II VR ED
The sun just exploded from behind the clouds, over Vík beach in southern Iceland - it was quite spectacular. A bit unhappy with the blown-outness and sun flares, but still like the shot.
... or how 5 minutes of light made my day. The forecast was rain, snow, clouds... just what I had the previous two days and not very encouraging for a traveller with limited time. These 5 minutes were enough to keep me in a good mood for the rest of the day :-)