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Mount Whitney summit after the moon had set. It took me some extra effort to get out of the tent at that time. Ice on the tent and the sleeping bag was telling me to stay warm, but how often do you get the chance to shoot a night panorama on Whitney?
Light pollution in the west is the California Central Valley, about Fresno and south of Fresno.
Two frames with the 16mm f/3.5 AI, the third one didn't want to stitch, but that's what you get leaving the tripod behind.
The lovely Lych Gate of All Saints Church in Enford frames the leaded windows behind. It is believed that there has been a church here since the 11th Century. The Lych Gate is also the parish war memorial which names those who made the supreme sacrifice and also of the sacrifice made by their families.
117 Pictures in 2017 ... #43. A Frame Within a Frame
Sony A7R II
Sigma 17-35mm lens
In the new Mobile Frame Zero game that's in the making (you can find it on kickstarter), there will be mobile frames fighting alongside spaceships. The frames don't have to be to scale with the ships, but they still have to be pretty tiny to not look out of place.
Welcome to the tranquil beauty of a traditional Japanese garden, possibly located in Kyoto. This image captures the serene ambiance of a meticulously designed landscape. At the heart of the scene is a sprawling tree with exposed roots that spread across a lush, moss-covered ground. The tree frames a tranquil pond, its still waters mirroring the greenery and a charming traditional wooden building on the far shore.
The building, with its dark wooden structure and gracefully sloping tiled roof, harmonizes with the surrounding nature. Meticulously maintained shrubs and trees border the pond, creating a picturesque and serene environment. A small arched bridge in the background adds an element of traditional Japanese garden design, enhancing the overall aesthetic and inviting peaceful reflection.
The garden’s design embodies the principles of simplicity and harmony with nature, elements central to Japanese aesthetics. Each detail, from the mossy ground to the gentle curve of the bridge, is thoughtfully arranged to create a sense of balance and tranquility. This scene is a perfect representation of the timeless beauty found in Japanese gardens, where every element contributes to an overall sense of peace and harmony.
Visitors to this garden can enjoy a moment of quiet contemplation, immersing themselves in the natural beauty and serene atmosphere. Whether you’re exploring the cultural heritage of Kyoto or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this traditional Japanese garden offers a glimpse into the artistry and tranquility of Japan’s landscape design.
Macro photography is one I most enjoy looking at and shooting, as it brings into view the tiny, amazing things you would normally never see. I am always drawn to close up/macro images so when I found Mike Moats and his "tiny landscapes" I knew he would be my inspiration for this week. As I was photographing a single yellow rose that has hung on against all odds, it began to lightly snow and this tiny snowflake landed and then quickly disappeared. I was so happy to have caught a moment in it's short life.
You can find Mike Moats work at www.tinylandscapes.com
Often the hand crafted frames that surround paintings in museums are worth more than the painting which they surround. I am constantly amazed by the beauty of these creations.
The builder John Libby has three demonstration frames at their office. They are nicely lit at night and easily visible from I-295 in Freeport, Maine. The moon was quite bright when I took this long exposure so it is over exposed. In the background are light trails from traffic on I 295. The previous picture was taken from the left side of this view.
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The annual running cost of our homes is significantly less than most, due to our home design and construction methods. Our homes are designed to be low maintenance and we focus on using quality, long lasting materials, new heating and cooling systems, and place more emphasis on insulation and the building shell.
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We utilize OVE for the framing of our homes. This incorporates lining up framing members from the foundation to the roof system for strength, but removing any unnecessary wood from our walls and roof system. This minimizes thermal bridging and heat loss through the walls. [Website]
Some cheap frames for an upcoming (actually 1/6) project. Some were mirrors and I took the fake mirror paper out of them. Some will be painted.
Available now at the mainstore for Lazy Sunday.
8 frame colors for just L$ 75.
Includes a version without lights.
Project: Frames
B/W - 50mm - 16:9
Lisboa
Sony A7 + Minolta50mm1.7
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Camara /Camera: D80+MBD80
Objetivo / Lense: Sigma 10-20mm wide angle
Strobist/Lighting/Processing: HDR de 3 fotos sacadas a pulso
Place: Universidad Politécnica del Pais Vasco (UPV San Sebastian)
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Part of my contribution to Find Five Frames (!)
You can see the online publication with other artists here: issuu.com/timeofthethieves/docs/find_five_frames.?mode=wi...
This sunrise in the Snowy Mountains was a bit of a mixed bag - in that it gave a bit of all conditions. We awoke to a total white-out, and I returned to the warmth of my sleeping bag. After a while it started to clear and a bit of colour broke through; finally it shifted to largely clear skies with a few clouds and loads of fog. Made for some great and dynamic shooting conditions.
This set of frames was the final panorama I shot for the morning.
TheArden Frames are available now at FaMESHed!
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Project: Frames
B/W - 50mm - 16:9
Lisboa
Sony A7 + Minolta50mm1.7
More pictures of FRAMES
VISIT OUR PROJECT / VISITA NUESTRO PROYECTO: SOUTHERN PHOTOGRAPHERS
Also on FB / También en FB: Facebook of Southern Photographers
None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved