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Soft light over Jökulsarlon - the Glacier Lagoon - in Iceland.
Soffice luce su Jökulsarlon - la laguna del ghiacciaio - in Islanda.
More explanations int he "Foucault's Pendulum" by Umberto Eco.
Pour saisir l'intention derrière ces images et ce titre, lisez ou relisez Le Pendule de Foucault d'Umberto Eco.
Nikon D800E and lens Voigtlander 40mm Ultron f/2 SLII. HDR image made from 3 bracketed expoures taken hand at ISO 200, f/8.
A surreal scene plenty of symbolism with these light rays coming down from the sky over this chapel inside a cemetery!
The magic tree in Lee's Summit, Missouri. No power wires run to the tree, leaving many to wonder how the lights on the tree are powered. Must be magic.
Design by Oneday Designs
Linda Sellick describes her Shawl like this.
This beautiful lace triangular shawl is worked from top to bottom. The easy to remember stitch pattern is suitable for novice as well as experienced knitters. There are only five purl rows in the entire shawl, making it a relatively fast knit.
Beads are vertically mounted and knitted in on the edge of the border.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions and includes a complete row count chart. The shawl can easily be made larger by simply working additional pattern repeats.
I was inspired to design this shawl after purchasing a lovely skein of variegated hand dyed yarn and the diagonal nature of the design showcases the colour changes beautifully. I have also knit this pattern using a solid shade of yarn with equally good results.
I designed this shawl while sailing on the Atlantic Ocean on our sailing vessel “Oneday”
A friend and I decided to take an afternoon hike in Henry W. Coe State Park south of San Jose, California. Some stormy weather started to build later in the afternoon, offering gorgeous light on the nearby trees, and forbidding dark clouds behind.
I took this picture many years ago, using a Nikon 8008s and Fuji Velvia film, thus I had to ration the number of photos I could take.
This is perhaps the creepiest picture of Josie that I've ever taken. To get her face into the beam of light that was shooting through the apartment, I had to hold her up and shoot her in the mirror. [shivers], okay time to stop looking at this picture it wierds me out.
Val Pusteria - Alto Adige - Bolzano, Italy
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Wonder who is coming to Islandsbrygge in Copenhagen...
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Last morning of camping just happened to wake up with the first light & noticed all the glorious light fog in the air. Ran for the Tripod & must have shot a couple Gig's worth!
Will more than likely process quite a few of these, and create a separate set for em called, "The Fog!"
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See what you think
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Chasing magic light @ Wadi Rum, Jordan.
June 2012
Press "L" for a darkroom larger view.
I used multiple exposure blending of smart objects, two, one for the foreground and another for the background. I also set my shadows/highlights in channels in RGB to get maximum contrast needed for the rocks to stand out. Luminosity painting was employed as well to paint in dark shadows into the rocks and highlights as well. Color saturation and separation in LAB. Finally, a layer was used to cleanup the foregrond of unwanted clutter.
Chasing magic light at the twilight hour that day and looking at my histogram left me with a feeling only a photographer knows too well.