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An old image from 2013 (original shot) and processing done in 2014.
I did so many versions and did not post this one at the time, so thought I'd post it up now as a I have a few more new wintry ones to post up soon..
Here we go again :). Sunray photo's. I took over 17 Gb worth of photo's yesterday, most of which were all keepers (D800 RAW files are huge :( ). I spent the whole afternoon processing them and only worked through a third of them. The rest has beauties just as gorgeous as this one. The morning was spent cleaning my gear and trying to reassemble my tripod again :p. Anyways, expect to see more light rays shots soon. I've also started working on the evolution of my sunray shots but that's something for this Fall. If all works out ok it's going to be pretty darn awesome. Need to make a few investments first though... I won't elaborate any further. Something which hasn't really been done before, at least not that I know of.
On another note, I've received some comments on me using a watermark in my photo's.. I understand that you want to see watermark free images but I've seen too many of my photo's ending up on blogs and websites without my permission. Even though they list me as the photographer, its just something I want to do to protect my work even further. I hope you understand.
This picture is taken of "essingeleden" passing trough Lilla Essingen in the south part of stockholm.
The photo was taken with my Nikon D7200 and Sigma 10-20 f3.5 lens and is part of an ongoing series of images showing various places of Stockholm during sunset and blue hour. If you want to see more images from that series please check out my album www.flickr.com/photos/andreaslarzonphoto/albums/721576623....
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Live Oaks and lightrays.
I just love the twisted shapes of these trees that grow along the coast of Florida. It seems like the closer you get to the Gulf the smaller and more twisted they become.
This was in Howard Park, near Tarpon Springs.
Lady of the Valley - Asheville NC Blue Ridge Parkway Spring Flowers North Carolina
Pink mountain laurel flowers blooming along the Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville, NC in June. I shot this image during my "Spring in the Highlands" workshop in 2015 and it's been hiding on my hard drive since then. We had pretty heavy cloud cover that morning, but did get to see some great crepuscular light rays bursting out from under the clouds at times. Hope you enjoy the view! ;-)
Nikon D800 and 17-35mm f/2.8 w/ Singh-Ray 3-Stop R-GND
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Taken on my way home from work in Stoughton, Wisconsin during a magical misty morning:)
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Time stops.... everything else just ceases to exist.. it's just you, the camera, and a forest full of endless possibilities :)
Sunset, Nantahala National Forest - Haywood County, North Carolina.
A late afternoon sun breaks through the clouds over the Appalachian mountains at Cowhee Mountain Overlook.
©2010 Nature's Spectrum, For consideration only, no reproduction without prior permission.
No filters used. Only minimal corrections in Capture One. The photos are made only using the right exposure and aperture to create the effects.
by Grundner Christian (grundi1) all rights reserved
Not a care in the world when you're witnessing this :). Just kick back and relax (or in my case running around like crazy chasing the light throughout the forest).
Maybe one or two more after this one. And now back to Dan Brown's Inferno. Quite a good read!
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Model : Maxime Marliere, Dred Faniele, Souhail Anouar, Chaps Maudala, Panpan Leopard
Lights : me
Assist : Pol Lution
A team of young video students went at one of our light painting session to see us at work. We did not want them to be disappointed. :)
Light painting session with Jerem Surings, Nicolas Bonmariage, Jérôme Lallemand, Pol Lution, arnozpictures, Amaury Carpriau, Pascal Biston, Fabian Viroux,
Short before a serious storm I had a luck to frame these dramatic lightrays from 2100m high in the Alps.
Wonderful historic island off the coast of South Carolina that is quickly being devoured by fancy, expensive golf courses and development. Half the island is still like stepping back in time, but with scrubby lots selling for $250,000 that won't last.
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For Text written by man, performed by man, heard by people.
It is shocking that in some parts of the world, this simple realization, could cost your head.. ;-)
because they think illusion is greater than reality;-D
HDR
Sigma 10-20 mm
St.Elisabeth Church
Marburg
Germany
I've not been away from my dogs for a very long time, but I left them home for a brief time this weekend to visit family and they were fine, but I wanted to try and show how dogs may feel. I used light shining through blinds to create the shadow.
This is a older photo of an amazing display of light during Hurricane Matthew in 2016. The conditions were crazy that day so most of it was spent driving up and down the parkway with some stops for brief hikes. The late afternoon drive some amazing opportunities. The light rays started as subtle and spread out and then transitioned to defined clusters and the show ended with this last cluster of rays breaking through the storm clouds.
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Taken this past April. Despite the fact that I sometimes feel overwhelmed over how many images I have backed up that are waiting to be edited, I quite like going back through my files and re-visiting images that I loved and have yet to work on. It helps me to re-live that day/moment all over again, and see everything with a fresh view.
Model: Sam Casey
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