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I converted the pictures of this series to black and white. But a few of them I processed in color, just out of curiosity.
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I really wasn't going to post this, as nothing is really in focus, but I decided I liked the sense of extreme motion of the wings. It is purely the result of a too slow shutter speed and what I think is some serious rolling shutter effect from the fully electronic silent shutter used in this shot.
A fleeting moment of movement and encounter beneath the majestic old trees of the Stadtwald at Decksteiner Weiher in Cologne. Captured in timeless black and white for #Donnerstagsmonochrom,
Begegnung in Bewegung
Ein flüchtiger Moment voller Bewegung und Begegnung unter den mächtigen alten Bäumen des Kölner Stadtwaldes am Decksteiner Weiher. Festgehalten in zeitlosem Schwarz-Weiß für #Donnerstagsmonochrom
Detail of London Metropolitan University's Graduate Centre on Holloway Road, Islington. The building was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind and was opened in 2004.
Leica M-P & Elmarit-M 28mm
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Long exposure at Crater lake with clouds in motion. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon.
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Trees in motion
Panning shot.
I had posted this picture years ago. And when it appeared in Explore, I accidentally deleted it. That's life. ;)
Bäume in Bewegung
Mitzieher-Bild.
Das Bild hatte ich vor Jahren schon einmal eingestellt. Und als es in den Explore kam, hatte ich es aus Versehen gelöscht. So ist das Leben. ;)
Thought this was a fun shot, taken while driving through Gatineau Park. I liked the natural painterly effect in motion, hope you do too =)
Just as we were about to leave we heard the geese taking off, without a second to spare I followed the geese with my camera hoping to get a shot; I literally didn't have time to react and bump up the shutter speed, so I took the picture in the hope that I caught an image. What caught my eye was the textures, the swish and swirl in the movement of the wings, and the gentle ripple in the water, laced with the subtle colours of the sunrise made for an interesting unintentional motion blur.
I've had the honor of photographing some pretty amazing creatures, but none more awe-inspiring than the polar bear. The first time was in Alaska which I can only describe as a true come true and a testament to myself that I could carry out a lifelong dream on my own, to a very remote place (of course with guides). The 2nd time was in Canada, where I wanted to share that thrill with my best travel companion ... my husband. The two trips could not have been any different, though both very exciting. Yes, both times I witnessed polar bears moving freely about on the landscape, but in very different habitats. Like the coastal brown bears that I hold most dearly to my heart, the polar bear has its own special pull on my soul ... I think especially so since it was a childhood dream ever since visiting the science museum and standing next to the polar bear they had on display (taxidermy of course) and feeling so dwarfed by it and imaging the power it possessed. When I caught my first glimpse of one in Alaska, I distinctly remember that I silently gasped and momentarily stopped breathing. I hope that one day I can again see these amazing apex predators, perhaps in a different location ... who knows, but I can dream.
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The original source image is taken out of my flickr stream--> Freezing Motion.
Macro Mondays theme: Motion Blur
I took over 600 photos this week of various things and while I got some interesting shots, NONE of them really screamed motion blur. This one whispered "these are the days of our lives" and told me to get on with it.
HMM
Metro. Lisboa
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Macro Mondays this week's theme "Intentional Blur"
this is a miniature of a Volkswagen Beetle in motion.
The length of the model is about 1,5 inches
Some friends of the group www.flickr.com/groups/1500280@N20/ had a little photo-trip yesterday. It was extreme cold outside, so we better moved to a Italian restaurant after a short time ;-)
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No use of filters in this shot, just f/16 with 3 bracketed exposures,nothing i like better is to come down to this wonderful place as the tide was coming in, i know i have shot this loads of times but i'm just capturing an image with some nice movement, the light was also fading fast hence the under exposed shot at f/16 was about 4 seconds, giving that foreground just enough movement, i think the same shot taken with 1 normal exposure would not give you the same effect, it really is worth while practicing these type of seascape images, you never know what you might achieve