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It was high humidity during my visit to Lake Kawaguchi this time. Thus the clouds covered Mt. Fuji during the sunrise time. I used ND1000 filter to get the long exposure of drifting clouds.
這次去河口湖，事先已經知道水氣旺盛，所以先找好較高的攝點，指望出個雲海大景。
第一天日出時，雲太高，遮住富士山。後來富士山漸漸露出頭，就搬出ND1000拍攝流雲，還蠻喜歡這效果的。
~天下茶屋前, 河口湖, 山梨県, 日本
Lake Kawaguji, Japan
- ISO 50, F16, 100 sec, 35 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens + ND1000
- Sunrise @ 6.15am (111º) / Shot @ 6.44am
- Visibility 20km @ 6.00am/ Humidity 95% @6.40am
- Temperature 10.5ºC @ 6.40am
This was the last image I shot in 2016. I do love the low fog in the back with city lights on. Wish you all have a joyful and peaceful New Year of 2017!
這是我等了好久的～平流霧與101夜景，作為2016的結尾，再適合不過，希望大家都有一個美好而平安的跨年夜！2017新年快樂！
PS. 標題出自宋代，戴複古的「京口喜雨樓落成呈史固叔侍郎」。
～ 拇指山, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Thumb, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F11, 30 sec( 3 shots merged), 40 mm
- Canon 5D Mark III with EF 40mm f/2.8 STM lens
- Sunset @ 5.10pm (244º) / Shot @ 5.30pm
- Visibility 24 km @ 5.30pm / Humidity 71%@ 5.30pm
Taipei is quite rainy and foggy these days. I just stayed at home to process more shots taken previously. Love this angle of viewing Taipei 101. The lights leads to the skyscraper.
最近天氣不佳，颱風雖然轉成熱帶型低氣壓，還是帶來不少降雨，趁機在家整理庫存。
PS. 標題出自唐代，王昌齡的「酬鴻臚裴主簿雨後北樓見贈（一作高適詩）」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F10, 10 sec, 70mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.29pm (261º) / Shot @ 5.53pm
- Visibility 25km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 64% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
Sunlight streaming over foggy treetops. Aulanko, Hämeenlinna. Tavastehus, Tavastia Proper. Finland.
*panorama
*Canon EOS 7D
*Canon EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS
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This is the highest shooting spot of Taipei 101 and we can get great panorama view of downtown Taipei. This image was merged by 2 shots.
最近罹患「大景後症候群」，覺得沒有出現比上週更讚的景，就懶得衝，真是糟糕～
PS. 標題出自宋代，馮伯規的「約同僚遊佳陰」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 200, F11, 30 sec (2 shots merged), 35 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 6.05pm (276º) / Shot @ 6.33pm
- Visibility 24km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 59% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
I went hiking this afternoon to get the high angle view of Taipei 101 with CNY celebrating wordings. The blue hour tone was a great one.
今天爬上九五峰，想用長鏡頭拍特寫，但是色溫還蠻美的，就用三張直幅接一下囉！
PS. 標題出自宋代，晏殊的「辛春日詞 內廷」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 15 sec(3 vertical images merged), 70 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.46pm (255º) / Shot @ 6.07pm
- Visibility 24km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 76% @ 6.00pm
We had two sunny days this week and I got chance to go shooting finally. I tried to shoot from a new spot where is quite high to get great view of Taipei 101. This image was merged by 4 vertical shots.
這兩天夕陽都很美，昨天衝去拇指山拍101，嘗試拍個新的攝點，因為拇指山觀景台的草太高，已經不太適合拍攝，就爬到更高，拇指山的頂點。這是用四張直幅接成的圖。
PS. 標題出自宋代，謝枋得的「忠賢祠」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 20~30 sec(4 vertical shots merged), 70mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.29pm (261º) / Shot @ 5.52pm
- Visibility 25km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 64% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
Taipei is very hot these days and reached 38.5ºC this afternoon. I was quite lazy to go outside and only can share a sunny shot last year of similar weather type.
最近真的熱爆了，能見度也不是很好，懶惰躲在家裡納涼。
PS. 標題出自宋代，釋智圓的「夏日薰風亭作」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F18, 1/4~2.5 sec(7 shots HDR), 35mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens + CPL
- Sunset @ 5.26pm (260º) / Shot @ 4.00pm
- Visibility 20km @ 2.45pm / Humidity 68% @ 4.00pm
Aulanko, Hameenlinna. Finland.
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I was very lucky of getting sea of clouds during the sunrise time with Mt. Fuji. This is the shot I have been dreaming of.
這趟去河口湖，就是肖想能拍張富士山雲海日出，果真運氣奇好，前一天有笠雲，第二天就出雲海，雖然沒能大燒，有點小紅，就很開心了。更有趣的是，當天此攝點只有我姊妹倆。
~天下茶屋前, 河口湖, 山梨県, 日本
Lake Kawaguji, Japan
- ISO 50, F18, 25 sec, 31 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunrise @ 6.16am (112º) / Shot @ 6.14am
- Visibility 0.19km @ 6.00am/ Humidity 100% @6.10am
- Temperature 11.2ºC @ 6.10am
Typhoon is quite late this year. However the first typhoon is coming toward Taiwan. The visibility was very good these 2 days and I visited this shooting spot yesterday and today. The after glow and cityscape were really wonderful. Hope the typhoon will not cause too much damage to Taiwan.
這兩天拜一號颱風所賜，能見度都很高，我連兩天衝九五峰，明天一定鐵腿（哭），幸好兩天的霞光都很優，今天特別美！
PS. 標題出自唐代，白居易的「和夢遊春詩一百韻」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 15 sec, 29 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 6.48pm (296º) / Shot @ 7.15pm
- Moon set @ 8.13pm (286º)
- Visibility 45km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 62% @ 7.15pm
With the rugged landscape ablaze in colour, a pair of Ontario Northland EMD SD40-2s guide Timmins (Kidd Mines) to Englehart train no. 308 through the community of Swastika, Ontario. The town of Swastika, with its name most unusual, was quite literally built on gold. Adopting its name from the Sanskrit good-luck symbol, the Swastika Gold Mine was staked in 1907 and the burgeoning town was flooded with prospectors, entrepreneurs and eventually, the railway. With fortunes lost and won and many a debt to pay, today, all that remains of the Swastika Gold Mine is a scar on the earth and the subject of local lore. The Gold Rush may have ended long ago, but ONR's handsomely painted EMDs and surrounding foliage do a fine job at keeping a little gold alive in the small town of Swastika.
Benefitting from typhoon #18's passing by Taiwan from the east coast, Taipei got great sunset yesterday. Since it will be visiting Japan tomorrow, do pray for Japan and hope it will not cause too much damage.
昨天台北原本的能見度一度達到50公里，爬上九五峰，上面竟然已經幾乎滿位，我搶到最後一個腳架位置。
希望18號颱風，不會對日本造成太大災害，今年大家都遇到太多個了。
PS. 宋嶽珂 《歸自鄂雙蓮生於後池偶作再寄紫微》
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 30 sec( 3 shots merged), 40 mm
- Canon 5D Mark III with EF 40mm f/2.8 STM lens
- Sunset @ 5.41pm (267º) / Shot @ 6.02pm
- Visibility 40 km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 65%@ 6.00pm
Taipei has been hazy for a long time. I went up the same shooting spot this afternoon but the mist was even worse. Share a shot taken previously.
這幾天台北總是霧霾繚繞，今天稍微放晴，登上九五峰，發現太霧，早早就下山了，分享之前拍的，一樣霧霧的夕陽。
PS. 標題出自宋代，張鎡的「曹村觀落日」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 200, F8, 6 sec, 23 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.26pm (260º) / Shot @ 5.49pm
- Visibility 20km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 68% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
Finland's national composer Jean Sibelius was born and grew up in Hämeenlinna. He never forgot his roots. As a young boy Sibelius especially loved the forest in Aulanko.
As a schoolboy in Hämeenlinna Sibelius used to roam in the forest with his violin at hand. Among the pines, spruces and rowanberry trees he felt at home and found inspiration to his music.
Sibelius’ creative and versatile mind cannot be separated from his strong identity with nature. The stunning landscapes around Sibelius’ hometown Hämeenlinna, the Vanaja lake and Aulanko park, and the gardens and the Kielomäki forest at Ainola enable the visitor to understand the link between nature and Sibelius’ music. This link remains in the way people analyze and listen to his music.
Sibelius’ connoisseurs have described his music as a romantic-heroic representation of the Finnish landscape. Several of his musical pieces were named after nature: Birch, Spruce and Waterdrops. In his music elements of nature seem to spring from lakes and forests: the ripple of the lake’s water and the breeze sweeps the branches of tall pines.
With Sibelius Finnish nature becomes music.
Known for his set of seven symphonies and compositions such as Finlandia, the Karelia Suite and Valse Triste, Jean Sibelius was and still is the most respected and best known Finnish composer of all time.
There has perhaps never been another composer who has so vividly and veraciously been able to capture the nature, history and myths of his own people in his notes. In addition, Sibelius’ music had a very significant role in the independence process of Finland.
Listen Symphonie Nr 2 D Dur op 43
** Panorama. The Vanaja lake, Aulanko, Hämeenlinna, Finland.
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the stairs are a stage. a geometry of stone and tile. they are static. sharp. eternal. the people are ghosts, blurs of motion. they rush up. they rush down. but she stands still. a white dress in the middle of the flow. she is the only fixed point. the eye of the storm. she does not move.
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"¿A dónde iremos a dar con nuestra sangre sucia?
¿Habrá algún sitio para los solitarios,
para los que no compusimos sinfonías,
para los que no supimos hacer estallar en colores nuestra tristeza?". José Sbarra
The day before yesterday we climbed a minaret of a mosque at sunset. From the top you have a beautiful view of the rooftops of this part of the city. Who sees the man on one of the roofs and the flock of birds flying up?
I can't say you have a view on Delhi, because you only see a small part. Delhi is so big that a metro ride to the nearest neighbourhood takes a good hour.
Recently, I visited the Indian capital Delhi and booked a tour offered through AirBnB's platform. The guide was a sympathetic young Jain who was also well versed in mosques. He led us into this large mosque and climbed with us one of four turrets that bordered a large courtyard on which many people were bustling. I was lucky and was able to photograph a piece of the courtyard where there was only this one person.
a man on a staircase that moved. the walls were steel, reflecting a world he did not see. he held a bag; his shirt was white against the grey metal teeth of the steps. he was moving up, but the direction felt irrelevant. it was just movement, a small, human detail in a large, unfeeling machine. a moment of transit, already gone.
Following the gentle contours of the Ottawa Valley, a pair of G&W GP38-2s hustle along OVR's scenic North Bay Subdivision with an eighteen-car train for the paper mill at Témiscaming, Quebec. It's hard to believe that this stretch of railroad was once a part of Canadian Pacific's transcontinental mainline.
Photo taken with permission on private property.
"The Murderer Lives At Number 21" - classical french movie directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot - inspired me the mood and the title of this composite image...
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Taipei has been very hazy for a couple of weeks. I did not get any chance to snap great shots recently. Maybe need to wait until next year.
最近台北都沒出景，搞不好要等到明年才會再有機會拍？^^"
PS. 標題出自明代，黃哲的「白苧詞」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 20 sec, 70mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.05pm (245º) / Shot @ 5.27pm
- Visibility 25km @ 5.30pm / Humidity 74% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
When I looked back the shots I took in 2015, I found this is the best sunset I will never forget. Share the HDR image one more time to pray for the best in 2016.
這天應該是2015運氣最好的一天，希望2016也能有這天的好運啊！雖然昨天沒衝，已經扼腕錯失大景了！
PS. 標題出自宋代，陸遊的「題齋壁」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 50, F20, 0.5~8 sec (7 shots HDR), 18mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens +CPL
- Sunset @ 6.05pm (276º) / Shot @ 6.02pm
- Visibility 24km @ 5.00pm / Humidity 59% @ 6.00pm (Shinyi Area)
This was shot earlier this month before the typhoon. I visited this shooting spot a couple of days consistently. The visibility was really great.
這是上次颱風來臨前，我連衝兩天九五峰的第一天，夕陽後來有點弱掉，雖然霞光還是大噴。
PS. 標題出自宋代，張鎡的「皇太子生辰詩」。
～ 九五峰, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Giowu Peak, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 15 sec, 35 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 6.48pm (296º) / Shot @ 7.09pm
- Visibility 30km @ 5.45pm / Humidity 57% @ 7.15pm
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Aerial view on bustling High Street and Magdalen College, photographed from The University Church tower of St Mary the Virgin on the High Street ( St Mary's or SMV for short ). Mind you.....me and my fear of heights.....so, the things we do for love.
Magdalen College is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford in England, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. ( The college was founded in 1458 by William of Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester ).
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We had great sunset yesterday afternoon. However I did not have vehicle at home to go shooting. Sometimes we do need luck to get great shots.
聽說昨天傍晚大燒，我沒車子可以衝景，拍大景，有時真的是需要一點運氣啊！
PS. 標題出自宋代，楊時的「荷花」。
～ 拇指山無極皇帝岩, 四獸山步道, 台北市
Mt. Mutsu, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 13 sec(3 vertical shots merged), 75mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunset @ 6.40pm (295º) / Shot @ 7.01pm
- Visibility 40km @ 5.30pm / Humidity 57% @ 7.00pm (Shinyi Area)
CPKC’s elegant Royal Canadian Pacific evokes a bygone era when rail travel was king, as its trio of handsomely adorned EMD FP9s lean into the curve beneath the towering rock cuts at Leanchoil, British Columbia. The rain-slicked foliage and rugged topography only heighten the drama of this striking scene.
West of Field, CPKC’s aptly named Mountain Subdivision is pushed south by Mt. King and Mt. Hunter, closely following the Kicking Horse River. While the river continues toward Wapta Falls before bending again, the railway makes a sharp 270-degree turn to the northwest, slicing through the mountainside at Leanchoil before rejoining the river on the other side. This dramatic redirection makes the location stand out as a distinct kink on the map.
Seen here at the start of its second subdivision of the day, train 31B was operating on a scenic circle tour of the Rockies, departing Calgary early in the morning and traveling to Fort Steele via Golden, where it made an overnight stop. The following day, the train departed Fort Steele and returned to Calgary via the Crowsnest Pass and Lethbridge. The consist featured 1401, 1900, 4107, a generator car, Mount Royal (73), N.R. Crump, Banffshire, Van Horne (77), Strathcona (83), Glacier, Selkirk, Major Rogers (103), Craigellachie, and Mount Stephen (74), making for an exceptionally photogenic train.
the pavement is a grid. a map of light and stone. shadows cut across it, long and sharp. geometry of absence. a figure walks in the upper left corner. small, almost insignificant. her shadow stretches before her, a dark arrow pointing the way. she follows it, across the illuminated squares.
the law is a simple thing. it is a series of white lines on a dark surface. a clear jurisdiction between light and shadow. you are either in compliance or in violation. but life is lived in the crossing. a single, elegant figure moving between the lines, obeying a set of rules that are entirely her own. the street does not judge. it only bears witness to her passage.
The towering peaks of Mount Rundle and striking hoodoo formations below come alive in a spectacular interplay of golden morning light and shadow as a pair of brand-new CPKC ET44ACs guide train no. 113 into the heart of Banff National Park. At 0724 hrs, the sun has just cleared the surrounding ridges, lifting the last stubborn shadows over the Laggan Subdivision to fully unveil this breathtaking alpine scene. Some might argue otherwise, but as far as I’m concerned, the 0400 alarm this morning was well worth it!