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Using a light strip and a little creativity, we were able to bring some life to the dark and quiet Stumphouse Tunnel in Walhalla, SC.
Out for a walk yesterday evening, I used the X10 in its pro low light setting (3200iso) to snap this handheld, not bad for a pocket camera. See meta data: www.flickr.com/photos/railphoto/8119427727/meta/in/photos... However like minded photographer Andrew Sharp was sensible and used a tripod gaining a much crisper image.
Important neither of us was together or had planned this! Just coincidence and are just like minded photographers in Ely out and about!!
Light writing. I'll probably do this again sometime...I'm just not too pleased overall. Nevertheless, I think it's cool. ;D
Anyone else love the ghosting arm? Haha
At munich airport i had to show that my camera was not a bomb or some other kind of terrorist thing. So they wanted to make a photo. Do not know why this was happened. I like it.
To further celebrate the eclipse - the eclipse photo series. A snoot and gobo helped direct the light.
Model: Keira Grant
" Beautiful light is born of darkness, so the faith that springs from conflict is often the strongest and the best " ~R Turnbull.
(Re-upload photo)
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SB900 @ 18mm @ 1/16, blue gel. Shoot thru Speedlight Pro Kit 4 Diffuser. WB: 5000k
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Light Post, Japan
Well !! many of you might be wondering what the hell this is ? Actually this is nothing but a light post in the middle of a bus stand near Mount Fuji, Japan. The bus stopped for 15 min for a break and I wondered in the market enjoying the area. It was a beautiful , cold morning and the structure caught my eyes, beautiful clouds in the background.....well !! the next part of the story is here.....
Photoshop:
A layer of contrast
A layer of masking to reduce the light glare
Noise reduction
unsharp mask
Adding Frame
Constructive criticisms for improvements always welcome…
Enjoy !!
Not often I take or post portraits. In some ways one of my favourite genres, in other ways the one i am least confident about.
Ma participation au Weekend contest #55 de lense[.]fr : "Sound Factory".
Le but Ă©tait d'illustrer une chanson avec une photo, le titre de la photo devant ĂŞtre celle de la chanson.
Je dois avouer que j'ai plus ici cherché a évoquer une compo linéaire du titre que les paroles de la chanson d'origine ;)
A voir et apprécier ici sur lense.fr : www.lense.fr/galeries/light-my-fire-2/
Light my fire by The Doors
EXIF : Nikon D7000 / Nikkor 35mm f/1,8 @ 35mm f/2,2 1/2500s ISO 100
My participation to the 55th weekend contest by lense[.]fr : "Sound Factory".
The aim was to illustrate a song with a picture, the title of the photograph was to be the title of the song.
I must admit I rather tried to illustrate the title through the composition, rather than the song's lyrics ;)
Watch and fav at lense.fr : www.lense.fr/galeries/light-my-fire-2/
Toutes vos critiques et commentaires sont les bienvenus! / Critics and comment welcome! :-)
Lit my candles tonight and thought this might look like and interesting photo. There is only one row of candles lit.
Part of the international celebration of light (an exhibition throughout Milano in December-09)
This is the piazza near outside the castle ... where there is conveniently located a very nice market for the holidays ... What makes this scene more interesting is that the lights on the castle change along with some music which is played over the loud speakers.
A small break from the numerous seascapes posted recently.
I was attracted to the play between light and shadow on this one. Monochrome was an obvious choice.
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I know I've done the whole sunlight through glass thing, but when it shone red through a bottle today, inspiration struck me!
So I raided the chemical store and came up with this lovely rainbow :)
A quick 'boost' in piknik and tah-dah!
Light-painting. Thanks Lost America for the inspiration. Playing took place in a very light controlled environment.
Upper Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona
Antelope Canyon has become such a popular place in the world that hundreds of tourists get into the small canyon at the same time and fight for the same spot and the same composition. As the photographer, you can pay a little extra to get the two-hour time in it and the tour guide will help more in getting the spot and prevent others run into your scene. Nevertheless I got tons of shots at light beams and shapes during the period, I also try to find a little something different. Here is the spot to shoot the heart shape, and I found the leading line to the sky was more interesting to me. What do you think?
The parts on the left (and top) are regular Tan / Brick Yellow. The Duplo figure on the right has Light Brick Yellow hair.
The liftarms on the right were probably factory quality rejects. They were given to a child that loved to build with LEGO Technic somewhere around 1997-1999. It is noticeable that both liftarms have slightly different shades, and both are clearly much lighter than regular tan.
Regular tan liftarms were used in sets in 2000, 2007 and 2009. It is possible that these parts were a production error for the 2000 sets.
The known Light Brick Yellow parts were made somewhere in the 2004-2006 period, but the colour might have been planned or used in prototypes earlier. That is another possible origin of these odd coloured parts.