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We had ADR's for Cindy's Table this particular morning, and to be honest, the only reason I did it was to get morning shots of the castle without any lens lice. I'm a producer for a very successful pro shooter and his advice to me since day one has been shoot into the light, last trip I really focused on that, backlighting as much as possible.
This shot almost didn't happen. After the last shot I uploaded, I walked down to the Esplanade area to shoot directly toward the sunset in Cambridge. I had planned to quit after that, but when I looked back I saw the lights on the John Hancock were visible, so I hustled back to the bridge to shoot this scene.
This is NOT HDR or any other multiple exposure image. I also did not use any filters. This is nearly straight out of camera (I did adjust the white balance slightly). There is a window of time that is very fleeting in the evening when everything balances out perfectly. In this shot both the lights of the buildings and the warm dusk light are visible.
Nikon D50
Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 @ 25mm
ISO 200
Exposure: 15 sec
Aperture: f/16
Walt Disney World
Magic Kingdom entrance
It's not quite how I envisioned the shot, but I still like how this one turned out (especially for a 2 a.m. shot). In the original size file, you can actually read the names in the bricks.
HDR from 6 exposures merged and finished in CS5.
Please view on black
Thanks for looking!
~Explored on 5/26/10 - Thanks for your views, comments, and faves!~
A los Venezolanos se acuerdan de Ventana magica poesia para cantar y jugar bueno aqui les dejo mi version 'Magic Window - Ventana Magica' On Black
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Thank you and enjoy your creativity!
Hartwig
Magic and I would like to thank you for all your great comments and invites. And thank you for stopping by for a visit.
This is the Magic Mart department store located at 1441 East Main Street within the Lothair section of Hazard, KY. It originally opened in 1968, and had moved across the street in the 1970s. It closed for the final time on August 20, 2018, after 50 years in business in Hazard.
Special credit for this photo goes to WYMT-TV anchor and news director Steve Hensley; original post is found here: www.facebook.com/149816611753389/posts/1814441018624265/
I took these in April 2006, the WMA and WMN belonged to Pixelleposse. Frankly, I never uploaded them because I thought they were fairly awful pictures. If it is any excuse, it was Jennah who posed the three "white magic" pix.
Some people are so magical that they are not even aware of it.
They go about their usual ways, and we fortunate ones, as a friend, lover, acquaintance or just an onlooker, indulge in the magic.
Isn't life beautiful!
Today's sunset before a thunderstorm rolled in and I rolled out.
three image handheld HDR taken with the G10 using the Fraggle Red handheld HDR Technique.
TGIF
The Magic Tree next to Commerce Bank in downtown Columbia in Boone County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera and a Canon EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM lens at ƒ/22.0 with a 20 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 6.4.
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Is it wrong that I think about my camera when I hear "I don't, no, I don't, no, I don't, no, I don't want anybody else but you"?
Musicians have the ability to share their state of consciousness – or name it vibration – with those who listen. The more the listener is able to open his soul for this powerful energy of sound and rhythm the more he will get in resonance. And when the resonance is strong enough it happens… musician and listener melt into one (and the same trance). They share “god” a Sufi told me. And I agree, one can say so. Dervish dance in a sacred room means they dance for the beloved but finally they dance in love.
When musicians love their music, and when they are able (like shamans) to play themselves in an ecstatic mood (love), and when their energy is strong enough, to bring a listener in resonance, they are extraordinary musicians. In fact they are magicians. They open the gate to the other dimension.
For a few years I did trance dance regularly. Finally I gave lessons and enjoyed it very much!!!
The magic rhythm is the rhythm of my heart.
This picture is dedicated to the music group Fabula and all my shaman friends.
Music worth to listen to:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgvqn1p2hpc&featu re=PlayList&...
HKD
Musiker haben die Fähigkeit, ihre Schwingung – die man auch als einen spezifischen Zustand ihres Bewusstseins bezeichnen könnte – auf die Zuhörer zu übertragen. Je mehr ein Zuhörer in der Lage ist, seine Seele für die machtvolle Energie des Klanges und die besondere Schwingung zu öffnen, umso intensiver geht er in Resonanz. Und wenn die Resonanz richtig stark wird, dann kann es geschehen… Musiker und Zuhörer (oder Mittänzer) verschmelzen zu einem, sie teilen den gleichen Raum, sind in der Einheit. Sie sind in Gott, wie mir ein Sufi erklärte. Und ich stimmte ihm zu. Derwische tanzen in einem heiligen Raum das heißt, sie tanzen für den Geliebten doch schließlich tanzen sie in der Liebe, sie sind eins geworden mit dem Göttlichen.
Wenn Musiker ihre Musik lieben, und wenn sie in der Lage sind (was Schamanen können) sich selbst in einen ekstatischen Zustand zu spielen (Liebe ist ekstatisch), und wenn ihre Energie stark genug ist, den Zuhörer mitzureißen, dann sind sie außergewöhnliche Musiker. Sie öffnen das Tor zu einer neuen Dimension.
Für ein paar Jahre habe ich Trance Dance regelmäßig praktiziert. Schließlich habe ich meine Erfahrungen weitergegeben und es hat riesigen Spaß gemacht!
Der magische Rhythmus ist der Rhythmus meines Herzens.
Dieses Bild gehört noch zu der Serie, die ich der Musik Gruppe Fabula widme.
Hört sie euch an! Die Jungs sind gut!!
HKD
Just wanted to have some fun in the park like I use to, only problem was that I had to find a park that was not gated and also not well lit....lol
tried to keep it simple, stuck some LED lights to the roundabout and sent in spinning...Cropped the picture a little in LR.
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Hi Oriland friends! Back to ORILAND MAGIC STAR showcase... This version of Oriland Magic Star is from 48 squares - no glue, of course, and it rotates wonderfully due to evenly distributed layers of paper! You can use rainbow coordinated colors or just maneuver with 2 colors to get the chess beauty! :-)
When the star is revolved, it has a mesmerizing effect that dazzle and amaze!
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Happy folding!
Sloan, Nevada - 24 AUG 2016
A girl posing for a photo at the Seven Magic Mountains art exhibit adjacent to Interstate 15 in Sloan, Nevada, about 15 miles south of the Las Vegas Strip.
Internationally renowned Swiss artist Ugo Rondinoneâs Seven Magic Mountains is a large-scale site-specific public art installation located near Jean Dry Lake and Interstate 15, approximately ten miles south of Las Vegas, Nevada. Comprised of seven towers of colorful, stacked boulders standing more than thirty feet high, Seven Magic Mountains is situated within the Ivanpah Valley adjacent to Sheep Mountain and the McCullough, Bird Spring, and Goodsprings ranges of mountains. A creative expression of human presence in the desert, Seven Magic Mountains punctuates the Mojave with a poetic burst of form and color. The exhibition opened May 11, 2016 and will be on display for two years.