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The spectacle that is Major League Baseball! Cleveland Indians vs Detroit Tigers at beautiful Progressive Field on a warm summer evening.
Cleveland, OH USA
Taken during my natural light workshop in Haugesund, Norway last weekend. Model is beautiful Hanna :)
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After breakfast on our last day in Austria, I paused to photograph my mother as I left her to settle the hotel bill while I had a final walk around the lakeside village and then on up Odinstein, where I took what was to become one of my most satisfying photographs Odins einäugige Ausblick.
We then drove back to Vienna to catch a plane home to Melbourne. (I admit that after re-fuelling the car on the way, and winding our way back onto the autobahn, we had a brief period heading back towards Salzburg, owing to the confusing part of the sky they put the sun in the northern hemisphere!)
My mother had long wanted to show me over the land of her birth, and we had an opportunity in 1996. What has driven me to post this soft image is the realisation that I am about to hit the birthday that will take me to the age she was when I took this shot in the dining room of the Hotel Post in Traunkirchen in the Salzkammergut! She had a framed copy of Odin's One-eyed Outlook on her wall for the rest of her life until she died two years ago in 2020, aged 102. Bleib ruhig Mutti.
Kodak Gold 200-5, Pentax Espio 928. The conditions were perhaps asking a lot of my little travelling camera, and the commercial film results were as usual disappointing. Decades on, after scanning it, I have been able to bring this image up to the point where it works for me at least. The charming young waitress was caught, side-on and mirror-inverted, in close to the pose that Vermeer universalised in his painting The Milkmaid...
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How super when it is still light and yet, the lights come on... mixed light in photography terms.
Often great for imageries.
No matter where you are, or what time of year, always moody, even a little nostalgic.
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On top of visiting NYC to record the April Film Photography Podcast, Lauren and I took a few days to hang out in the city, and take some fun pictures. This included a late night "session" in Times Square. Taken ~10pm, these shots came out splendidly, no artificial lighting was used. We waited at the scene ~ 5 minutes each time for the advertisements on the lighted billboard to rotate through to one with a more "daylight" cast to it. This most definitely paid off. ^__^
Hasselblad 500C + 80mm f/2.8 T*
1/60th @ f/4
Kodak Portra 400, shot @ 3200
Pushed only 1 stop in development
So I was standing on the South side of the Dale, the sun behind me shining on the other side. The light was superb, the air crisp and cool.
I love the lose or Dry stone walls, so typical in the North-Yorkshire Dales.
Dry stone walls are commonly used as field boundaries in the highlands, such as the Yorkshire Dales.
In the lowland regions of England hedges are the most common traditional boundary.
The roots of drystone walling as a method of enclosing fields lie at least as far back as the Iron Age.They are called 'dry' because no cement is used in them. Stones used are made of either Sandstone , Gritstone or Limestone.
Often windy on the heights, so no blowing over, the wind whistles through them!
The very strong stone walls are often two hundred years old, some older. Most stone walls were built between 1750 and 1850.
They not only prevent stock from getting in or out of a field but also provide shelter.
Dry stone walls do not require the maintenance of a hedge or fence, and take no nutrients from the soil.
They are a feature in every season, yet Winter is even more special.
I love chaud/froid in these...
Thanx, M, (*_*)
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I used to do a fair number of HDR and Tone-Mapped images years ago but moved away from that. I liked some of the results because I was able to get a look I could not otherwise obtain. But these were a bit labour intensive and I pretty much stopped using HDR software (Luminance) after an update seemed to have messed up the algorithms used. More recently Luminance has been updated and seems to be producing good results again. I took this shot of The Boss making Christmas-themed face masks, masks being a staple of the current Covid-19 pandemic lifestyle. She is working in her sewing nook. The sewing machine she used is her tried and true, vintage Singer treadle sewing machine circa 1913 IIRC (www.flickr.com/photos/jwvraets/49985461406/in/datetaken/ ) that she bought for a couple of dollars, before we were married. Interestingly, the current pandemic has come to us about about 100 years after the global influenza epidemic around the time of World War One. It seemed fitting that the vintage machine should still be around to help battle the current virus. The original shot is a single image but the HDR/Tone Mapping process I followed (see the Tech Details section) was needed to get a ‘realistic’ look in this scene (which taxed even the best dynamic range of the camera). Time consuming but fun and may encourage me to take this stuff up again. - JW
Date Taken: 2020-12-09
Tech Details:
Taken using a tripod-mounted Nikon D800 fitted with an AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm 1:4.0 lense set to 58mm, ISO100, Auto WB, Matrix metering, Aperture Priority mode, f/7.1, 3 sec. PP in free Open Source RAWTherapee from Nikon RAW/NEF source file: set final image size to be 9000px wide, increase contrast as well as Chromaticity in L-A-B mode, enable Tone Mapping at default settings, Note all I wanted to do at this stage was produce a base image to which I could apply Tone Curve 2 to get the shadow and highlight areas into a more useful (read brighter and less contrasty) condition in preparation for the next stage. save. PP in free Open Source Luminance HDR ver 2.6: use the Mantiuk 06 model to generate a base HDR (strictly speaking this is Tone Mapped since only a single image was used), details can be provided on request, save to a JPEG format file since it seems saving to TIFF is being cranky. PP in free Open Source GIMP: PP in free Open Source RAWTherapee from the JPEG source file from the previous stage: do a bit of colour temperature adjustment by setting it to 6490K (a bit warmer than as shot to get the look of the incandescent illumination rather than window/outside lighting), do a little noise reduction, sharpen, save, use the tone curve tool to get a better tonal rendering (particularly skin tones), copy to multiple layers each with a layer mask to allow editing of specific areas without impacting other areas, specifically for the darkest areas, the window/outside, in addition to the overall look, make the adjustments to the respective layers (including contrast, brightness, saturation and colour balance), create new working layer from visible result, sharpen slightly, save, scale to 6000px wide, sharpen slightly, save, add fine black-and-white frame, add bar and text on left, save, scale image to 3000 px wide for posting online, sharpen very slightly, save.
Another shot from Exmouth beach a few nights ago.
The water had calmed down after high tide and once the promenade lights came on, they reflected nicely across the water.
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Was just testing quirky lighting on this one and we hadn't started shooting yet. Decided to play with it since I don't use gels much.
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A behind the scenes look at the Gauchos Restaurant kitchen staff in action. Excellent Argentine cuisine with a focus on amazing steaks.
Pittsburgh, PA USA
I have a habit of strolling along this road around once a week, so know the views around Strathearn pretty well - by daylight. This time, I went out with the night sky in mind. Unfortunately it was completely clouded-over at the moment I wanted, but that itself was interesting with the warm sunset cloud illuminatiion succumbing to cooler blue dusk tones, contrasting against the yellow of the oil-seed rape crop.
