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From the session "Wonderful beasts and where to find them" by The Emmas www.facebook.com/theemmasproject/
Aurora (polar lights) seen from Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Since I didn't have a tripod at hand, I took these shots freehand at a high ISO with an exposure time of 1 second, supported by the roof of a car.
Camera: Canon PowerShot G12.
Edited with GIMP.
My daughter has a knack for artistic creativity. Please check Instagram account: www.instagram.com/kinogo_/
Art 7
for "Looking close... on Friday"theme is "only one flower in focus".
listen: Gone With The Wind
Gone with the wind
Just like a leaf that has blown away
Gone with the wind
My romance has flown away
Yesterday's kisses are still on my lips
I've had a lifetime of heaven at my fingertips
But now all is gone
Gone is the rapture that filled my heart
Gone with the wind
My romance has flown apart
Just like a flame, love burned brightly
Then became an empty smoke ring
That has gone, gone with the wind
Gone, gone, gone with the wind
Just like a leaf that has blown away
Gone with the wind
My romance has flown away
Yesterday's kisses are still, still on my lips
I've had a lifetime of heaven at my fingertips
But now all is gone
Gone is the rapture that fills my heart
Gone with the wind
My romance has flown apart
Just like a flame, love burned brightly
Then became an empty smoke ring
That has gone with the wind.......
Description
Spring in the undergrowth behind my home is a real delight.
In April it's the wild hyacinths that captivate us with their fragrance and cover the forest in a magnificent purple color.
I'd just bought the vintage lens and couldn't wait to test it on these magnificent flowers.
For this composition, I used the Trioplan 100mm f2.8 lens at full aperture, which allowed me to obtain the particular soap bubble-like bokeh, and thus reinforce the fairytale atmosphere of this scene.
The challenge of this shot was the strong luminosity, with the sun already high in the sky.
So, I chose my angle of view carefully.
I also opted for a vertical format, which was better able to capture the delicate, slender flowers.
Story
The wood hyacinth (Hyacinthoides non-scripta syn.Scilla non scripta, Scilla nutans, Endymion non-scripta, Endymion nutans), also known as wild hyacinth, is a bulbous perennial that grows spontaneously in deciduous woods in France and Western Europe.
Every spring, its magnificent purple carpet grows ever wider, creating a magical atmosphere in the forest and plunging us into another world, that of fairy tales.
Shot freehand in natural light
Manual exposure and focus
No post processing
Species
Hyacinthoides non-scripta
Now that we're up at the Fisherman's Bastion in Budapest, let's take a look at a very impressive building that's only a hundred meters away from where I took yesterday's picture.
Here we are in the overwhelmingly beautiful Matthias Church, the royal church of the Hungarian monarchy. The coronation ceremonies of some Hungarian rulers took place here. Among others, those of Charles the 4th, the last king of Hungary (1916) and Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie von Wittelsbach are certainly better known to many as the Empress Sissi (1867).
The first king of Hungary (Stephen the First) had a church built on this site in 1038, which of course was constantly expanded and rebuilt over the past 1200 years and was once almost completely destroyed and rebuilt.
This house has a very eventful history that is worth exploring before entering these hallowed halls. It feels completely different standing here (at least for me).
By the way, what you see here is a 180 degree panorama that I took freehand because tripods are not allowed in here.
Wo wir nun schon einmal oben auf der Fischerbastei in Budapest sind, schauen wir uns doch gleich noch ein sehr imposantes Gebäude an, welches nur hundert Meter von dem Punkt entfernt steht, von dem ich das gestrige Bild fotografiert habe.
Wir befinden uns hier in der überwältigend schönen Matthiaskirche, der Krönigskirche der ungarischen Monarchie. Hier fanden die Krönigszeremonien von einigen ungarischen Herrschern statt. Unter anderen die von Karl dem 4., dem letzten König der Ungarn (1916) und Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie von Wittelsbach vielen sicherlich besser bekannt als die Kaiserin Sissi (1867).
Bereits der erste König der Ungarn (Stephan der Erste) lies im Jahre 1038 an dieser Stelle eine Kirche bauen welche natürlich in den vergangenen 1200 Jahren stetig erweitert und umgebaut und einmal fast vollstänig zerstort und wieder aufgebaut wurde.
Dieses Haus hat eine sehr bewegente Geschichte hinter sich, mit der es sich lohnt zu beschäftigen, bevor man in diese heiligen Hallen tritt. Es fühlt sich dann ganz anders an hier zu stehen (zumindest für mich).
Was Ihr hier seht ist übrigens ein 180 Grad Panorama, welches ich freihand aufgenommen habe, denn Stative sind hier drin nicht erlaubt..
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
Salida de un par de componentes del grupo para sacar ese óxido que hemos acumulado estos meses…
Localización cercana pero oscura dado que la luna todavía es un poquito fuerte para lo que queríamos hacer, para esta foto hemos usado Lumecube para el contra manejado desde el smartphone, linternas fénix con unas espadas caseras y una herramienta casera de led alargado para hacer trazos y letras.
Primero hemos hecho la esfera con la espada, después el contra, después el borde de la esfera y por último esos trazos laterales, como siempre digo es cuestión de coreografía….todo hecho a mano alzada. (Freehand)
Iluminado con Lume cube gracias a Robisa y también con Linternas y Frontales Fénix
.... sang einst schon Freddy Quinn. Nun legt solch ein Hapag "Bügeleisen" ja Gott sei Dank alle paar Minuten hier an. Das bringt den Ponton allerdings auch ganz ordentlich zum Schaukeln, was eine längere Belichtungszeit hier unmöglich macht. Daher ein Pano aus 4 Einzelaufnahme. Freihand.
Boy, come back soon.....
....Freddy Quinn once sang. Now, thank God, such a Hapag "iron" comes into contact here every few minutes. However, this also causes the ponton to rock quite a bit, which makes a longer exposure time impossible. Therefore a pano made up of 4 individual shots. Freehand.
Chinese and Korean Buffet restaurant, late night, very rough freehand shot walking home from cinema.
or The photographer's optimism knows no bounds.
T-Max 400 in Tanol Speed
2 tray lith onto Brovira BEH1
All from reference, done with Microns and I think something else but I don’t remember what it’s called at the moment. :P
Whenever I come back on after a long break I say I’m gonna try to stay active, and this time is no different, except that I have a bunch of photos that are in line waiting to be uploaded. I’ll try and space them out. (;
Capturing images that are other worldly are always amazing and fun to try and capture without a tripod... a midday shot of the moon, blue sky... just me and my camera, freehand maxed out on the zoom... so fun!
skyward - empor
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Richard von Lenzano
Not done one of these for a while and I was in the mood to put the effort in tonight.
Two tripods, frame blanking tool, www.lightpaintingbrushes.com new fibers, strobey torch, back door window, beauty dish, snoot and 2 x Yongnuo 560ivs.
Shot during a single long exposure in complete darkness.
Happy days.