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We saw a lot of amazing sunsets and huge cruise ships while on Santorini. Here's a photo of both of those things, shot in Imerovigli while this ship was passing through the warm yellow light path created by the sunset.
I remember feeling a little uneasy as I walked back through the woods on this December evening well after the sun had disappeared below the horizon. I'd underestimated how long the walk would take and, unusually, I didn't have the dog with me - it would've been unfair to ask her to walk that far at her time of life - and that only added to my unease. I'll remember to bring a torch next time!
Pelicans skimming over the waves as the sun starts to rise.
New Smyrna Beach, FL
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Sunrise looked promising, but down the hill, fog blanketed the landscape, and I could scarcely see across the reservoir. But Riley was happy, so I hung around, listening to the waterbirds' dawn chorus, and snapping some misty trees, diminishing in the fog.
Suddenly there was an unearthly light on the far water, and spasmodically a misty sun appeared. This was taken nearly one hour after sunrise time.
Another from my evening out with the camera, this time the more densely tree populated forest, light levels were low so when I spotted the light trails across the foliage I made my way there to make the most of the light.
It was thrilling to see the sun path picking out Bluebells and Ferns on the LCD but even more so when I downloaded onto my big screen at home. I still have some more images to come from that evenings adventure.
One of the large light beams, which was decorating Doha's Corniche seafront during the recent Asian Cup
An experiment in light painting in the mountains during blue hour.
Ein Lichtmalereiexperiment von mir zur blauen Stunden in den Bergen. Ich bin in 60 Sekunden den Pfad mit einer Taschenlampe entlang gerannt.
A gorgeous butterfly seems to enjoy travel on a light edge of the velvety green background of huge leaves.
The brightly lit edge won't bent under his weight as he is, light itself... :-)
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This ball is made of light, 4 led bulbs (Blue, Green, Yellow and Red) suspended above my camera and set swinging.
I was inspired to try this out by a member of the Potteries Photography Club (Nee Willfield Camera Club) when one of his was shown.
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Olympus Trip 35 / D.Zuiko 40mm/2.8 / Ilford HP5+ 400 / Ilford LC29 1+29/20°/12min / Ilford Rapid Fixer 1+4/4min
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I take travel so much for granted, the ability to fly around the world and take pictures. Whilst we all lock ourselves away, I have decided to post some shots, that for whatever reason I was on the fence about and didn't post, or did and removed, from various countries from around the world. Stay safe and this ones for Portugal, Englands oldest ally.....
El nombre turístico es "Playa de las Catedrales", "As Catedrais" en Gallego. Oficialmente su nombre es "Playa de Aguas Santas". Esta playa está situada en Ribadeo, Lugo, Spain.
The popular name is "Beach of the Cathedrals", "As Catedrais" in Galician. Officially it is called "Playa de Aguas Santas". This beach is located in Ribadeo, Lugo, Spain.
hi everyone:)
just posting a picture to start off the weekend with:)
a square crop, i wasn't sure i really wanted to post it but there is something i kinda like with this:)
a "in your face" rock and some moody and warm colors:) hope you like it:)
nowadays we are almost having to good weather, there are almost no clouds, and i hate a clear sky :) but i can't complain about good summer weather can i?? lol
well well, i wish you all a fantastic weekend:)
thanks alot for stopping by and for leaving comments and faves, much appreciated:)
take care :)
Johnny :))
Encounter Bay, Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia
Some background on the toxic microalgae bloom that stayed along the south coast from the Coorong, Victor Harbor to Kangaroo Island to York Peninsula during the autumn months.
The micro-algae bloom is currently breaking up due to the early winter storms and the lower temperatures on the surface of the shallow coastal and gulf waters. The toxic micro-algae bloom has killed a lot of shell-fish, fish, seals, penguins and birds and also destroyed parts of the Great Southern Reef. However, the deeper waters around Kangaroo Island have not cooled
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Life has returned to Downtown Beirut. The former "Pearl of the Middle East" is once again an exquisite experience.
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Low light levels play an important and often photogenic role in exhibitions at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Australia.
Petrel Cove, Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia
There is some background information about the Japanese aesthetic category of the indistinct (“In’ei”) in this post in the Leica Poetics blog.
Auckland has a really good network of cycle ways, but this part (shared use) is the crown jewel and very distinctive. You can see it lit up a few shots back.
Never ridden with bar ends before, but was fun riding around on the rental Gary Fisher also pictured previously.
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Following the previous picture, here is the view from the Top of the Rock a few minutes after the sunset. As you can see, I had a really nice weather up there. I should say that New York offers great conditions for photography as the weather changes very quickly, due to the proximity of the ocean. Again, the hardest part while processing this picture, was to cool down colors and adjust the natural contrast that was so strong with the city lights everywhere. You can clearly see the famous fifth avenue going from the bottom left to the Empire State Building that create a lightpath in the city. On the middle right, you may see an increase in luminosity, that’s Times Square!
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Voici la seconde image du Top of the Rock, prise quelques minutes après le coucher de soleil cette fois. Comme vous pouvez le voir, le temps était plutôt favorable. Enfin, de manière générale, la météo est particulièrement propice pour la photographie à New York avec des changements rapides, sans doute en raison de la proximité de l’océan… Encore une fois, le plus dur avec un traitement comme celui-ci est d’adoucir la photo car les couleurs d’origines sont vraiment trop saturées. Vous pouvez voir la célèbre 5ème avenue partir du coin inférieur gauche vers l’Empire State Building et tracer un rayon de lumière à travers la ville. Sur la partie droite de l’image, on voit une luminosité plus importante, c’est là que se trouve Times Square et tous ses écrans géants!
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Esta imagen que ahora os muestro la realice ya hace algunas semanas, ya no recuerdo de cuando he disfrutado de un cálido atardecer como este,el mal tiempo no da tregua y la mar ,al menos por el cantabrico no está para bromas.Bueno en está toma tampoco me la dió,no os lleveis a engaño,el azote de las olas era increible y tuve que extremar las precauciones para no recibir un un buen remojón.Mucho spray y todo el tiempo limpiando filtros no dieron para mucho,salve un par de imágenes más que os he colgado en la WEB ,espero que os gusten.
-TÉCNICA: Para la toma de hoy usé el ND de 9 pasos y el degradado inverso HI TECH de 2 pasos ,que moví arriba y abajo durante la exposición para evitar el oscurecimiento de la roca del fondo.
Los datos exif los podreis encontrar en la WEB.
-COMPOSICIÓN: Esta localización es famosa por el hito costero que se aprecia en el horizonte de la imagen,según te sitúes frente a el,del costado izquierdo o del derecho ,su forma cambia radicalmente pasando a tomar la fisonomía de una pirámide,o una chimenea, según se deje volar la imaginación .La mayor dificultad radica en poner orden a un primer plano, caótico por completo, en el que las pequeñas rocas se esparcen aquí y allá sin ningún patrón.Para sintetizar la escena opté por una larga exposición en la que la bruma marina pudiera ayudarme a "limpiar" la escena.La luz constituye un hilo conductor visualmente hablando unificando los tonos de las rocas bañadas por el sol. Agaché todo lo que pude en trípode para aportar algo más de profundidad y situé el hito protagonista en los tercios.
-EDICIÓN:En el DPP de Canon, balance de blancos, contraste con curvas,enderezar horizonte.En PS contraste por zonas,capa saturación (mi método),ligero enfoque para la web.
A partir de hoy también podreis encontrar mis imágenes en linkingoo un magnífico portal para enlazar tus direcciones preferidas ,o simplemente para estar al día en diversos temas culturales,deportivos,espectáculos,arte,redes sociales,con la posibilidad de poder personalizar el buscador a tu manera,una herramienta que te facilitará altamente la vida.Os recomiendo que os deis una vuelta por este necesario portal....
Quiero dar las gracias a Jose por ponerse en contacto conmigo para esta colaboración,es para mi un placer formar parte de tan buen trabajo.
this photo was captured on another great hike. I really like finding such spaces where you can capture those sun rays, which make photo glow. Summer is perhaps the best time to photograph them.
Nikon fm2, 35mm f/2
Kodak Portra 160 at EI160
Developed in Compard Digibase C41 Kit (3 bath)
Coolscan 8000
Cammina come se stessi baciando la terra con i piedi. – Thich Nhat Hanh
Il sole cala all’orizzonte, ma la sua luce non si spegne: scivola lungo il canale, tracciando una via dorata che sembra sussurrare un invito. Ogni riflesso è un passo, ogni bagliore un segnale. Non è la luce a indicare la strada, ma il coraggio di lasciarsi guidare da essa che ci conduce alla meta.
#Tramonto #SunsetGlow #LuceENatura #GoldenPath #PaesaggiItaliani #NaturePhotography #RiflessiDorati #LightAndShadow #CanaleFluviale #RiverSunset #SciaDiLuce #GoldenHour #Orizzonte #FollowTheLight #MomentiMagici #Serenity #ViaggioInteriore #LightPath #SunsetMagic #CalmWaters
I was at the lake to try to catch some Autumn colours with relatively calm waters.
I saw a single swan, probably the cob, dipping for weed. I watched him sadly, remembering the seven signets that he and his mate had originally produced.
(see -- www.flickr.com/photos/algo/521539126/ )
Suddenly I saw him perk up, and obviously see something over the lake (#2 below), and he steamed off over the water ( below) to greet the second swan, that seemed to have just arrived.
I reckoned it was one surviving daughter, and wondered what had happened to his mate.