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I went out to see if I could capture the morning dawn at the beach in Ft Walton Beach Florida. The actual sunrise was blocked by high rise buildings along the beach. Looking around I spotted a number of early morning stints (occasionally called peeps or even sandpiper birds) who decided to join me at the waters edge. The orange sunshine can be seen in distance as it bounces off the waves, adding a touch of color to the otherwise monotone sand.
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Presenting a recent shot from a short trip to Montreal, Canada. Shot this by placing the camera on the floor as i didn't trust my hands to capture a sharp image even with ISO bumped up to 2500.
Notre-Dame Basilica (Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal) is a basilica in the historic district of Old Montreal, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Designed by James O'Donnell, an Irish-American Anglican from New York, the church's Gothic Revival architecture is among the most dramatic in the world; its interior is grand and colourful, its ceiling is coloured deep blue and decorated with golden stars, and the rest of the sanctuary is a polychrome of blues, azures, reds, purples, silver, and gold. It is filled with hundreds of intricate wooden carvings and several religious statues.
This shot was taken at the street of Hyderabad India
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SIGMA EX 10-20mm 4-5.6 DC HSM
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Caught this guy on a ladder today. He was plastering something on the roof. I almost got hit in the head with some concrete/plaster. Not cool. The things we do for a shot :D
For ODC "Low Angle"
And for The Homeschool project. Lesson#2 Digital black and white
I like the little cloud detail in this photo!
P.S.: I made this shot after cleaning my camera's sensor to check if everything is OK and I 'm satisfied.
Last month I won the overall title Travel Photographer Of The Year 2015 (www.tpoty.com) with two black and white portfolios - a landscape portfolio and a wildlife portfolio. Here’s the third image from the wildlife portfolio. Don’t worry, there’s only one image left after this one :-)
All four images in this portfolio were shot on our Namibia Untamed tour earlier this year. Two years ago we decided to add a surprise boat cruise off the coast of Walvis Bay. This is a great opportunity to photograph thousands of seals, dolphins and pelicans. My personal highlight of this boat cruise is the pelicans - amazing creatures and very photogenic. This year we had a couple that landed on our boat and I was able to get very close with my wide angle lens. I’ve got plenty of pelicans in flight shots, so I was interested in creating something different. I decided to turn my pelican shoot into a study of shape and light, creating very graphic images.
After a while, the pelicans got so used to my presence, that I was able to move in closer and closer. So close actually, that depth of field was turning into a problem - I had to stop down quite a bit to keep everything in focus, especially with some of the other shots in this series that I will show later.
The processing was pretty straightforward, apart from the conversion to black and white. Black and white is so much more difficult than colour photography, because you don’t have those pretty colors that people like so much, and colors are helpful to separate shapes. Without colour, certain shapes that were separated from each other in the colour version, will suddenly merge in a black and white version. Good black and white images are therefore often created on location - that’s when you can already see what is needed for a good bw image.
If you would like to join us to Namibia, then you’re out of luck for 2016 as we’re fully booked. Even our 2017 tour is already fully booked, but we opened a second tour for 2017 that is going to be led by amazing landscape photographer Ryan Dyar. It will take place from 17 June to 1 July 2017.
If you want to visit Namibia, look no further. There is no better organized Namibia tour out there. We were the first company to offer photo tours to Namibia, the first to do night photography in Deadvlei, and we are still the only one that offers microlight flights over the famous Namibian sand dunes - the best and most exciting way to do aerial photography.
If you're interested in joining Ryan to Namibia, please check out our website for more information, images, video clips, and a very detailed tour PDF: www.squiver.com
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An ugly 1979 Ford Thunderbird with faux luggage straps (that vintage touring car effect) ~ Hyde Park, NY
Calm , colorful way to end the day. The low angle makes it look rough but the water was as peaceful as the evening.
Testing a lens that I just picked up: a SMC Takumar 28mm, f3.5. Low angle shot of my 2002 Mazda B2300. I've owned this truck for 12 years already.
“Deep in the drilled-in mud of the fields behind me, our bulbs are wrapped in their brittle skins with their messages of color stored inside. Blue iris, yellow crocus, tulips of all colors.”
― Anna Smaill, The Chimes
I have posted numerous photos of London's famous bridge but here is one from almost right underneath it for a slight change.
A powerful low-angle shot of a massive seated ** Buddha statue ** inside a temple. The statue is predominantly white with a flowing, gilded saffron robe. Flanking the statue are bright green and blue painted columns, while the ceiling above features wooden paneling. The perspective and vibrant colors emphasize the statue's immense scale and serene presence within the place of worship.
Another photo from my new favorite place on Skyline Drive. Side Note: I pulled off at an unmarked pull-out for this photo. There's a path there, but it's not a popular spot since there are no vistas. I love to look up at trees this way.
Most of you must be knowing Netherlands for its beautiful windmills,tulips and the grand canals. As the saying goes "everything comes with a cost",this goes for us as well. The dikes,the polder land and the windmills which pump the water during increase in water level and help in keep in keeping the land safe even as it is below the sea level. Just behind this grass is one such waterstream,with this shot I had tried to show the lowness in the land.