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La lumière du soir traverse les gouttes de pluie déposées sur les branches... ✨🎄✨!
Grangiet
Valais, Suisse
So this is my first water drop capture with my new lens. I confess that I have no idea what I'm doing, so if anyone has any advice, I'd be happy to receive it. I just liked the tiny sun flare captured in the drop & the brilliant blue sky. It's gorgeous here today!
Le soleil va bientôt disparaître derrière le grand Billare, la fermière vient d'approvisionner la mangeoire pour les animaux qui sont au pré
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American Kestrel can still fly with clipped wings LOL
I dare you to look at the large image here
www.flickr.com/photos/bronosefoetoes/45842851005/sizes/o/
American Kestrel può ancora volare con le ali tagliate LOL
Ti sfido a guardare l'immagine grande qui
Crazy Tuesday - theme of April 19, 2022: Lens Flare(s)
deliberate lens flares - taken with the manual vintage Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 - wide open
I have noticed only now that this manual lens creates its erratic flares more easily with the older K-5 than with the K-70 (my current camera). Maybe due to the different sensors (missing low pass filter?) ... I don't know.
Has been fun nonetheless : ))
Will try it again with the K-5 though (didn't have the body with me this weekend)
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beabsichtigte Lichtreflexe / Reflexlicht / Blendenfleck - aufgenommen mit dem manuellen Nikkor 50mm f1.8 bei Offenblende
Once more at this overlook along the Blue Ridge Parkway. I had wandered back and forth over the open area. Finally, this single tree caught my attention sitting at the bottom of the image. I was originally going to put my telephoto on, and perhaps I should have, but at the same time, the rest of the scene was lush, beautiful and ready for a shot. I decided to try and capture more of the tree in the foreground leading off into the background. Unfortunately, shooting directly into the sun created a bit of an issue with flaring, but I think I adjusted just enough to get the tree almost framed by it. At the end of the day, this photo has likely my favorite colors within it.
ISO: 160
Aperture: f8
SS: 1/4
Focal: 24mm
Haida m10 with the CPL and 4 stop grad once more
Tulipa 'Blue Spectacle' from the inside out. "Somehow" a crate full of tulips from the Lyman Conservatory Bulb Show ended up at my house... :)
spring light and lens flare
52 in 2023 challenge: #36 = Light
(ha yes, taking the easy way here ; ))
Happy Friday, everyone !
[ Pentax K-70 + manual vintage Meyer-Optik Görlitz Oreston 50mm f/1.8 ]
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Happy Sunday !!!
Been a while since I posted one of these, just over a year in fact. I was a bit lazy last winter to go out borealis hunting but think that´ll change this winter, we´ll see. Taken up in Bláfjöll during a trip with my buddy Indriði.
If you want the full effect, listen to Marshall Crenshaw's "Theme for the movie 'Flaregun' ." Seriously.
Seen in Explore.
Originally a commission for an album cover, got paid, but it was never used.
One half of the original had good flare, so I duplicated it and created a mirror image.