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October waved goodby with sunshine and warm tempereratures and we used the perfect weather for an extended hiking tour on the Wittedindsweg, a crest trail on the Wiehengebirge from Porta Westfalica in the East to the Osnabrück area in the West. Before the sun went down we visited the most interesting spots of the Eastern part of the trail.
Ingredients:
Sony ILCE-7M2
Sony FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS
Manual setup and focus, available light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy...
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From a sparrow capture in the capital. Made on my phone in Painnt and Mirrorlab apps.
For:
April Contest: BIRDWORKS
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Made on my phone with GoArt, Pixlr and Mirrorlab apps.
March Contest: Architecture
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From a shot of a building in the town near us. Although these specific ravens in the artwork are png elements, the town is home to a large number of ravens. Many of my previous works feature real town ravens, and many more will hopefully follow in the future. If our national electrical grid holds up, which sadly, is doubtful. But one can always hope.
Mycena sp. | Mycenaceae
Samsung NX1 & Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro
Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
All Rights Reserved. © Nick Cowling 2019.
Taken last year. Handheld
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Pentax K-5
Tamron SP AF 90mm F2.8 Di Macro 1:1
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Anthocharis Cardamines.
Taken in dull conditions. A single frame handheld with no added light (except in pp). This female is sat on a dandelion seed head.
Berlin - Hackesche Höfe
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Fresh Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly sipping Wild Bergamot nectar.
Somewhat common and seemingly abundant, this year.
A fabulous place to wander at night. Took me a while to figure out taking your camera from 20 degrees cold air con to 33 degrees outside causes constant fogging of the lens.
Accipiter nisus. Wild
While the bird was still for long moments i was trying to keep ISO as low as possible and relying on the IBIS.
This one has almost red eyes. A sign of age.
Handheld with the 300/f4 in terrible light.
Ingredients:
Olympus 60/2.8 @3.5
Olympus E-M10 Mark II
morning light.
Manual settings, manual focus available 6 o´clock in da moning light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy!
Ok, so I took this one to the complete extreme. It's a Handheld 3 RAW exposure HDRi, processed with the Orton Effect, color saturation brought way up, contrast brought way up and a few other minor tweaks. The bright colors were kind of what I was going for, trying to make something so derelict really pop out!
I know I said the last photograph of the car and house were the last ones in the series, but I took so many photos out there, that there's still a few gems to post. Maybe more will come, maybe not. We might even return there tomorrow when our corner of the Earth is light again to take some photographs of the house and car in the snow!
What do my loyal commenters think? Should there be more to this series than what I've done already in the "Abandoned House" set?
My 55th Photo in Explore!!! Highest #468
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The Pink Super Moon of today (handheld) , the way I saw it here , not pink. I don't know if I'm going to see another one anymore, with the coronavirus pandemic we never know. Hope this will finish soon and we still keep the hope till the end. Stay safe, my friends.
F8.00 309mm 1/100sec ISO 400
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