A view of the Manhattan skyline from Weehawken, New Jersey

mon expo coups de coeur de mars

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Long exposure of a sea bank on a sunset which gave it a very lovely pink color

Been using this as my desktop wallpaper for awhile. One of my faves because of the wispy water and the colours. I haven't gone out shooting. I just don't have the pep to do it :-/

North Wollongong beach

Leutasch river near Mittenwald / Bavaria / Germany

San Francisco

Chicago Botanic

Spinning wool on a cold night

ISO3200 f2.8 30 sec.

Portland, Maine as seen from South Portland_LND0728

After a foggy failed attempt at sunrise yesterday, long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef and I tried our hand at a late morning session of seascapes at Burwood Beach, NSW; Australia.

This coincided nicely with a run-out tide and allowed us to make the most of the conditions that presented once the fog had burnt off!

Hope you like this effort!!

Have a great day and week folks!!

Thanks too for any comments, views or favorites for this (or any of my other) image/s!

Taken using Haida 6 stop slot-in ND filter + Lee .9 Hard Grad filter.

Shot in Plettenberg Bay South Africa from my balcony as the sun rises...

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Better on L.

Xicon.

Fevershadows....

Hand-held long exposure in a moving car on a snowy night

old one

Better on L.

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hi one from Broadstairs, Kent , last summer, wasn't actually captured at midnight just processed that way....thanks for looking :)

224seconds, f/11

Manhattan, From Brooklyn

Beautiful waterfall inside Ohiopyle State Park

Better on L

Xicon

lens: Minolta MD Rokkor 28 2.8

With my dad help at age 7 , and his NIKON F3 , I guess this is my first photo....

At times like this when I am wishing for a 14mm lens. Paid another sunset visit to my fav spot but this is an angle I haven't done before...I have a few shots with a better angle of the bridge but this was the first shot and it just kinda stuck with me and I just love the textures and colours of the worn wood and rust.

Testing the new camera and leraning the new functions.

This is lit by hand in 0.5s (within a 2-seconds exposure). I just uploaded the behind-the-scenes on ig. Check this out if you're curious about this technique :)

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A few things about this one:

1- It's really hard to get sharp images when working with the waves like this. My trick is to do extremely fast movements with my tube (MilkyWhite). I went as fast as 1/2 second within a 2-seconds exposure during that night

2- Another challenge we had that night was that we couldn't get a proper alignement with the sun (dirty beach on the right side). I thought about using a 50mm lens which totally saved the night. The narrow field of view was exactly what I needed to be able to get that super cool composition

3- exifs: 50mm, f5.6, 2sec, iso100, 2000 lumens

Morning hike turned foggy.