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by JanLeonardo

 

Worked with Canon 5D, Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2.8/21, Manfrotto Carbon 057 & Gearhed 405, Led Lenser M5, P5R

 

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Common greenshanks are brown in breeding plumage, and grey-brown in winter. When in water, they can appear very similar to marsh sandpipers but are distinguished by the shape of the lower bill which gives it an upturned appearance to the bill. They have long greenish legs and a long bill with a grey base. They show a white wedge on the back in flight. They are somewhat larger than the related common redshank. It´s a vagrant in Iceland and a new lifer for me species no. 155.

Lacrouzette , Tarn (81)

18 mai 2016

 

Cascade du Saut de la Truite

 

Accessory

----> TRIPOD : Manfrotto

----> FILTER(S) : Hoya PRO ND500

----> REMOTE : No

 

Software

Lightroom 5, Photoshop CS5, Color Efex Pro 4

 

Merci de ne pas utiliser cette photo sans mon autorisation explicite.

Please don't use this image without my explicit permission.

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After getting a really cheap, plasticy and unstable Monopod i decided to spend some money on something that would be much better.

So when i one day went to my local photo store i found this excellent model, its super stable!, built like a tank and worth the price i paid!

 

So the lesson is if you find a cheap and crappy monopod dont waste your hard earned money on it! Get the stuff that may cost a little more but will make you feel SO much better!

Event: Gracie in the Snow

Location: Home

Camera: Mamiya RB67 Pro-S

Lens(s): Mamiya Sekor C 50mm f/4.5

Film: Kodak Plus-X Pan (expired 1998)

Shot ISO: 24

Light Meter: Weston Master II

Lighting: Natural overcast

Mounting: Tripod - Manfrotto

Firing: Cable release

Developer: Kodak HC-110(B)

Scanner: Epson V800

Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)

 

Praying mantis

Mantis religiosa

Linnaeus, 1758

 

natural light, single exposure

 

Nikon D7100

Sigma 105 mm Macro ƒ/2.8

Manfrotto MT190XPRO3

 

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Used the brenizer method with my 85mm 1.8D

 

Reached #132 on Explore!

Cloghleagh, Manor Kilbride, Co. Wicklow, Ireland in Autumn

 

In Cloghleagh there is a beautiful scenic location also known as Cloghleagh Cascade where the Shankill River flows down over a series of rapids. The Shankhill River runs into the River Liffey just below Cloghleagh.

 

It is a popular location for photographers, particularly in Autumn.

 

Burbage Bridge, Derbyshire Peak District

It was about the beginng of the year when they told me about 'Il Sentiero del Pellegrino', a nice path by the sea, in Italy, that pass quite near this outstandind cave.

So I went there for the first time and I had confirmation that the cave is perfectly oriented for Milky Way photography.

For a couple of mounths I planned this shoot, just waiting for best condition, that fortunately arrived at the end of March.

I used a Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 lens and an Optolong Clear Sky filter.

This is a stacking of 6x15sec. shoots for sky and sea and a single shoot at blue hour for the cave.

A panda bear named Da Mao eats bamboo in the Toronto Zoo.

 

Shot using a Canon FTb with a Canon 200 mm fixed focal length lens on a Manfrotto tripod on Fuji Velvia 50 colour film.

Kernbeißer & Sony Ausrüstung

What I carry in my bags:

 

On the Orion AW I carry:

 

- Canon 1D MarkIIN and Canon 1D MarkII taking the picture, 16-35 USM L, 24-70 USM L; 70-200 USM IS L, 580EX, Stofen, Giotto air blower, Extra Camera Battery, Small wallet with CF and SD cards, 2 Rodenstock Polarizer filters, Whibal cards, Pen, Some white paper to write, Some business cards, 2 packs of extra AA batteries, Cleaning cloth, 2 flash gobos, Canon remote switch RS-80n3, 1 Rosco Cinegel Roscosun CTO and 1 Rosco Cinegel Tough PlusGreen gels, 1 Gadget Infinity Trigger and 1 Remote.

 

On the Photo Trekker AW (now Lowepro have a better one its version II that I linked):

 

- 1 Westcott 43" collapsible optical white satin umbrella (Style 2001), 1 Westcott 43" collapsible optical Soft Silver umbrella (Style 2002), 2 Manfrotto 001B stands, 2 Manfrotto umbrella stand adapter w/hot-shoe mount (026), 2 Manfrotto superclamp (035), 2 Pocket wizards II and one Transmitter, 1 Gadget Infinity transmitter and 3 Receivers, 2 Kaiser Hot-Shoe adapters and 1 PW-MHSF1 miniphone to Hot-Shoe female (for my canon since it does not have PC-Sync socket), 2 small Hama tripods, 2 Rosco Cinegel Roscosun CTO and 2 Rosco Cinegel Tough PlusGreen gels, 4 gobos, 1 Meglite flashlight, 1 AA battery checker, 4 snoots of different sizes (15cm, 20cm, 30cm, 40cm), 1 Plier, 1 Swiss Army knife, 2 Nikon SB-26, 2 Black Straws Grid Snoots (5cm, 8cm), a lot of AA batteries (as much as I can carry), 1 pack of Lee filters gels, 2 DIY filters adapters, 2 Nikon SD-8 battery packs, 1 Canon CP-E3 battery pack, 1 Uniross sprint quick battery charger with car adapter, 12 small clamps, 5 Velcro bands, 1 Canon battery charger NC-E2, 1 Lowepro 1N small pouch (to put all the Gadget Infinity inside and carry it all around on waist belt later) and 1 ultrafast 80Gb CompactDrive PD70X (to storage all media, if necessary).

 

Wanna know what's this is all about?

 

Take a look at Part 1 and Part 2 on my Lighting Mods blog.

(Explore #332 October 08, 2008)

 

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Equipment

 

-Canon 5D Mark II

-EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM

-Manfrotto MH057M0-RC4 Mag Ball Head

-055CXPRO3 Tripod

-B+W ND 3.0 1000X

U. S. Capital Building

Photo from our 2013 DC summer vacation

now in english too:) my new strobist kit

2 Pentax AF 500 FTZ Flash, two tripods (Manfrotto nano001B) and four umbrellas (two white umbrellas, a gold and a silver umbrella) and the next pic "jump" (link) showes one of my first tests with it! www.flickr.com/photos/smati2000/3446655781/

 

in diversen Foren und online Auktionshäusern habe ich mir mein eigenes „strobist-kit“ zusammengesucht.

Es besteht aus zwei Durchlicht und zwei Reflektionsschirmen (Gold und Silber),

2 Manfrotto Nano 001B Stativen und

älteren 2 Pentax-Blitzen. (AF500FTZ)

und natürlich diversen kleinteilen, Befestigungsmaterial usw.

der erste Versuch mit diesem Kit wird das nächste Bild sein:)

hier der Link: www.flickr.com/photos/smati2000/3446655781/

(Image taken with a roll film camera). (Click on the image to view details).

Technical Info: Film camera: Mamiya RB67, Lens: Sekor C 50mm (like a 24mm lens on a full frame), Aperture: f/16, Shutter speed: 1/60, ISO: 100, Film: Kodak Ektar 100, Filters: polarizer, tripod: Manfrotto 190XPROB, head: 496RC2, Process: Scan color negative on Epson V600, then convert to black and white using Topaz B&W Efects. Location: Fletcher Beach, close to House of Refuge, Stuart, Florida Taken: on February 21, 2015.

I took this image back in mid-September while spending five days touring around the beautiful coastline of East Lothian in Scotland. On this particular morning, I was driving towards the car park in the woodland area to park up and shoot down on the beach when I spotted this scene to my left. I just had to pull over and photograph the slowly rising sun that cast a gentle, golden light on the side of Tantallon Castle.

 

For those of you who have never heard of this castle, here's the usual Wikipedia blurb.

 

Tantallon Castle is a semi-ruined mid-14th-century fortress, located 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) east of North Berwick, in East Lothian, Scotland. It sits atop a promontory opposite the Bass Rock, looking out onto the Firth of Forth. The last medieval curtain wall castle to be constructed in Scotland,[1] Tantallon comprises a single wall blocking off the headland, with the other three sides naturally protected by sea cliffs.

 

I hope you enjoy seeing what I saw.

 

Canon 5Ds

Canon 70-200mm f4 @ 131mm

f11

1/13 seconds

ISO100

 

Gitzo GT3542XLS Tripod

Manfrotto 410 Tripod Geared Head

Mindshift Backlight 26L Bag

 

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Made from 5 exposures for the sky and one for the foreground. Taken using a Manfrotto 190 tripod and Junior 410 geared head.

night shot in London UK

canon 600d kit lens 18-55mm manfrotto tripod

Manfrotto School of Excellence

- Picture of the day - by JanLeonardo

Model: AnnaLeonardo

 

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(Image taken with a roll film camera). (Click on the image to view details). While looking for a picture angle at my favorite Florida beach, found this footstep on the sand close to the coquina rocks. (Spanish: Mientras buscaba algo para retratar en mi playa favorita, encontré esta huella cerca de las rocas).

Technical Info: Film camera: Mamiya RB67, Lens: Sekor C 50mm (like a 24mm lens on a full frame), Aperture: f/32, Shutter speed: 1/2, ISO: 100, Film: Kodak Ektar, Filters: polarizer, tripod: Manfrotto 190XPROB, head: 496RC2, Calculate exposure with: a Gossen Super Pilot in the incident mode. Process: Develop by lab, scanned on Epson V600, then convert to black and white with Topaz B&W Effects. Location: Marineland, Palm Coast, Florida. Taken: on May 2, 2015.

Ich konzetriete mich auf die Wasserrallen die immer wieder an dieser Stelle vorbei liefen... Plötzlich tauchte diese Bachstelze auf....

>Week 2-52 Project 52-2016 by PhotoWalk, Dublin, Ireland - Theme - Selfie.

> Week 2/52/2016; 2016 Edition - Theme Dark. I have used a Selfie image. Changed my mind and decided to rejoin this Group for another year after seeing all the wonderful and inspirational images by others.

 

I had an idea of how I would do this Selfie. I never quite managed to get a good balance between light and dark. Did some post editing in Lightroom. I took the photo at night and turned off the lights in the room with just some light coming in. I mounted the camera on my Manfrotto 190 tripod and used my new Hahnel HRN280 wired shutter release. I used my Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8. I mounted my Nikon SB900 on an off camera Flash Tripod stand and fired flash on manual setting through a white umbrella. It was my first time to use the Flash Tripod stand since my SB900 Flash fell off it and broke a few months ago.

by JanLeonardo

 

Worked with Canon 5D MK III, Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2.8/21, Manfrotto Carbon 057 & Gearhed 405, Led Lenser X21R.2

 

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Camera: Nikon D80

Lense: Tokina AT-X 12-24 f/4 AF PRO DX

Exposure: 1/8

Aperture: f/8

Focal length: 12 mm

ISO speed: 100

Filter: B+W F-PRO UV + Cokin Z121S

Tripod: Manfrotto 190XPROB + Manfrotto 486RC2

 

[SPANISH]

26.-

Siempre siendo consciente de intentar verte cuando no te tengo presente. Buscar para encontrar, no buscar y ser encontrado. Simpleza de términos que en una misma frase se contradicen para acabar en un mismo fin.

 

Estar al borde del extremo de la desesperación es comenzar a caminar por el inicio del camino de la calma, esperanza, ilusión, sosiego... y es que los términos absolutos no son nada sin su contraposición. Es el engaño y el miedo el único que te puede disfrazar la búsqueda del verdadero significado de las palabras, aquello que se autocomplementa por su antónimo.

 

Con todo esto presente hay que ser consciente de que cuando más creamos que estamos bajo tierra siempre hay una solución para subir hacia arriba y mirar a esa luz que se te prohibe en la oscuridad.

 

Más solo te encuentres, más problemas tengas, cuando creas que no hay solución... más cerca estarás de entrar en el polo opuesto.

 

Y más siendo un día como el de hoy (ayer) debes tener presente que la vida, tal y como la conocemos, es un simple juego al que sólo se juega una vez. Asi que se fuerte para seguir jugando en este juego, al que al tablero le llamamos vida, que a veces es tan deplorable y a veces tan maravillosa.

 

Deja de sufrir o mejor aún, deslizate por ese sufrimiento, camina por su camino... él te llevara a un sitio mejor... un sitio donde el fin del camino es el comienzo de otro nuevo. Hacia algo mejor que sólo él bien conoce.

 

Disfruta de tu momento, te pertenece... piensa que momentos como ese quizás nunca vuelvan a pasar por delante tuya... hoy es tu día (ayer).... el día en el que el mundo te dio a conocer... feliz cumpleaños, te mereces lo mejor.

 

[ENGLISH - TRANSLATED BY GOOGLE - I have not had time to translate it myself]

26 .-

Always be aware of trying to see if you do not mind. Search to find, not search and be found. Simple terms in the same sentence is contradictory to finish in the same order.

 

Being on the verge of extreme desperation is starting to walk around the beginning of the path of peace, hope, illusion, calm ... and absolute terms is that they are nothing without their opposition. It is deception and fear that only you can dress up the search for the true meaning of words, what is autocomplete by its antonym.

 

With this in mind we must be aware that when we create more underground there is always a solution to climb up and look in that light that you are forbidden in the dark.

 

You are more alone, the more problems you have when you think there is no solution ... the closer we come to the opposite pole.

 

And be a day like today (yesterday) should keep in mind that life as we know it is a simple game that is played only once. So be strong to keep playing in this game, board that we call life, which sometimes is so deplorable and sometimes wonderful.

 

Stop suffering or even better, scroll for that suffering, walking on his way ... he will lead you to a better place ... a place where the end of the road is the beginning of a new one. Toward something better than just the well-known.

 

Enjoy your time belongs to you ... think times like this may never happen again in front of you ... Today is your day (yesterday ).... the day when the world gave you to know ... happy birthday, you deserve the best.

 

Para ti / For you: piedrecita

 

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

 

This is a more processed version of the previous image.

 

The setting of the sun over the Black Isle as seen across the Moray Firth from Buckie, Moray.

 

Shot with my Sony ILCA-77M2 fitted with my Sony 16-50 F2.8 lens, mounted on my Manfrotto MK055XPRO3 Tripod with the Manfrotto MHXPRO-3W X-Pro 3-Way Head.

 

Дрво, камен и вода.

 

“Siwan” connotes equilibrium.

The arrangement of elements in a composition to achieve visual equilibrium.

 

A perfect balance of physical forces such that when two or more forces act upon a body, the body remains at rest.

 

In geology, a balance between form and process, e.g., between the resistance of rocks along a river and the erosional force of the water.

 

“Like a sufi poetry and Christian mysticism of dark ages and burning inquisitions, a Sherpa across mountains of history”.

 

“Siwan is a musical imagination. The word Siwan is connected to the number three, triangular or equilibrium in various living and nonliving languages”.

 

One of ECM’s finest releases. Ever.

House boats on Brouwersgracht Canal in Amsterdam. I really enjoyed my stay in Amsterdam. I found Amsterdam to be very vibrant and inviting. It has become my second favorite big city, next to San Francisco.

Nikon D850 + Samyang 14mm f/2.8 + Tripod Manfrotto + Timer Remote

Footprints leading into the sea at camber sands. Due to the tide being out when we were there , there wasnt much to play with bar the sand. By the time this shot was taken sunset had pretty much dissapeared and it was getting darker. My tripod is still full of sand from being here.

 

Canon 5Dmkll

Canon 17-40 F4L

Polariser

Manfrotto 190XPROB

Manfrotto 804RC2

 

Long exposure

Taken at sunset in October 2008 this images shows a bright orange sky. Colors in tha Arctic can be amazing.

 

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