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This was actually a vertical shot but when looking at it in post, I wanted to change the composition and so I cropped it horizontal. I don't know why, but I like this photo for some reason. It has a vibe, it feels warm. Its different.
Madison Ave, New York City, 2017
Street Photography Category Winner @ Siena International Photo Awards 2022.
Pine tree, cone, needles. Having that Piney feeling in the Withlacoochee State Forest, Citrus County, Fl
A striking black and white image shot from a low angle, capturing the bold contrast between the rough, textured brick of an old building and the sleek modern sign adorned with the letter "H".
This limited view encourages you to ponder the essence of this urban structure: the meaning of the sign, the building’s purpose and history, or perhaps what the surrounding cityscape may look like.
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Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Juvenile Tree Swallow flying low above the water
- Queens, New York City, NY, USA
After a successful morning spent photographing shorebirds at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, I’ve noticed a large number of swallows constantly flying over a specific part of the pond. I’ve decided to spend few minutes trying to photograph them. Little did I know, how fun it is going to be. I only wish, I found them earlier when the “quality” of light was better. Nevertheless, my “few minutes” turned out to be over 45 minutes with almost 2000 shots😂 I will share more of them soon😉
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Anybody remember the song Boogie Wonderland by Earth, Wind & Fire? It's been stuck in my head lately. Change one word and it becomes a title for a photo!
Bison Yard's primary industry job C87 shoves a few tank cars into the outside track at PVS Chemical, sporting a slug set as blue hour fades away.
Compared to CSX, NS only has a small fraction of customers in the Buffalo area. PVS is one of their most regular customers, seeing service up to three times a week on any of M/W/F. However, C87 is for the most part a daylight job, typically being able to be shot in daylight for the duration of their shift. The exception to this is or course the early winter time when daylight comes at a premium. With a public road right outside the plant, it's a very easy shot to obtain. Located near CP Draw on the Ebenezer Runner, there's usually plenty of traffic passing by on CSX adjacent to where they're working.
I've shot this place numerous times in daylight, so I made it a goal of mine to try for a night shot here while the shorter days permitted it. Often times you won't find these guys here later than 7:00 p.m., and that's on a day with delays out the wazoo. Most days they'll make it here before 5:00 though, which is why a night shot is a little less common here. With 5:00 p.m. being the eight hour mark for their shift, it's almost guaranteed if they're here around that time, they'll stick around to make sure they cross that threshold, which worked in my favor on this particular evening.
Day 167 - Let me get that for you!
That looks nasty... what have you done with that lens?
Our Daily Challenge for January 19th, 2011: Low angle shot
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10mm - f18 - 1/250 - ISO 160
Strobist Info:
2x SB-80dx (24mm - 1/1) into silver umbrella from the front as main, SB-80dx (diffusor - 1/4) bare from the bottom as fill, Sunpak 120j (1/1) bare as backgroundlight, camera and flashes tiggered via PocketWizard Plus II and optical slaves
Explored - Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 - #6 - Frontpage
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