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I wasn't going to make this one public, but the guys at G2 Studio have asked me change my mind - so here you go.
This was the last shot of my session with the ocean a couple weeks back down near Pacific City. I had ran out of media cards and was totally soaked after this one......
View On Black to appreciate the details.
The wave crashing in the back is about 60ft tall at least
Single exposure, no blends or hdr.
Camera:Nikon D300
Exposure:0.8
Aperture:f/11.0
Focal Length:13 mm
Exposure:0.00
ISO Speed:100
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Down goes the American Lumberjack, for winning final round for the Canadian team.It was a great show and these guys were both entertaining and great at their skills! The overall competition was won by the Canadian Team with the most wins per race and skill in the Lumberjack games! A fun time!
The Great Lumberjack Show.
Ketchikan, Alaska.
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Camera Model : Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Exposure : 1/640 seconds
Aperture : f/4
ISO Speed : 400
Focal Length : 169 mm
In the midst of pacing back and forth in waiting for treat time to arrive, Bei backs up to the bush and assumes the position (just like Papa)
© 2015 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
Here's a little secret about Canada - nobody moves here because of the weather. Call me stubborn, but I've decided as a photographer that when I get a chance to get out and shoot, I go. If it is 40 below, I go. If it is raining, I go. If it is hot, I go. Both this red squirrel and I got caught in a rainstorm a few days ago, and as I stood there getting soaked, and he stood there getting soaked. We both stared at each other. He fiddled with a twig. I took pictures. We're both weird.
Technical Information: Canon EOS 70D, Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.-5.6L IS USM II, Processed in Adobe Lightroom CC, Photoshop CC, and Alien Skin Exposure X (use code "dustinabbott" to get 10% off)
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Times like this are perfect for testing just how waterproof those waterproof boots are. Sometimes I think they are leaking but then realize I'm mistaking cold for wet. Other times they really are leaking...
Resulting photo:
“Albert W. Hampson (1911-1990) was born in Philadelphia. His artwork featured everyday people in humorous settings. Hampson created art for a number of magazines, including ‘Look’ and ‘The Saturday Evening Post.’ Starting in 1934, Hampson designed 13 covers for the Post.” – The Saturday Evening Post Archives
A man walking along the Essex coast in the strom we had last week, just as a waver hit the beach. Thought in would make a good photo.
My car wasn't designed for the kind of terrain I reluctantly drove it over/through, this evening; rutted field access and a flooded road.
There were two ideas in my head for the nights shoot, firstly, try to shoot the stationary Tug, at Elford, and then try to catch not only light trails (secondarily), but more importantly, capture some arcing on the WCML. Who actively goes out to photograph a Pendolino, in the dark? The arcing wasn't caught this time, so I'll have to go back but, the shot, post off-roading, and after getting wet and muddy, had to be uploaded.
To boldly go....
slideshow 24, slide 56/73
northern arizona
1972
waterfall
rafting trip, colorado river
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Single car diesel unit 153.375 waits its time at Nuneaton before leaving for Coventry in October 2006.