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Juxtaposition of coffee shop umbrellas to Taal Volcano (active) in the background.
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Pentax K10D + Vivitar 100-300/5 TX
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Am 20. Januar 2024 kam beim REX 1510 von Salzburg nach Wörgl statt des planmäßig vorgesehenen Triebzugs der Baureihe 4024 die 1144.111 mit einem CityShuttle Wendezug zum Einsatz. Hintergrund war vermutlich das Hahnenkamm Rennen, für das die Talente in Mehrfachtraktion fuhren und somit nur eingeschränkt zur Verfügung standen. Aus Fotografen-Sicht war das natürlich willkommen und ich betätigte bei Brixen im Thale erfreut den Auslöser, als der klassische Nahverkehrszug meinen Standpunkt bei besten Wetterverhältnissen passierte.
On January 20, 2024, REX 1510 from Salzburg to Wörgl 1144.111 with a CityShuttle push-pull train was used instead of the scheduled class 4024 multiple unit. The reason for this was presumably the Hahnenkamm Race, for which the Talent trainsets ran in multiple traction and were therefore only available to a limited extent. From a photographer's point of view, this was of course welcome and I was delighted to press the shutter release at Brixen im Thale when the classic local train passed my position in the best weather conditions.
Taken at the Eastbourne Lantern Festival. The lanterns were created by Same Sky Charity and were installed in the Pavilion Gardens.
Funded by the European Regional Development Fund, via the Welcome Back Fund.
The lanterns, ranged from botanical inspired creations to colourful creatures and royal displays to celebrate the the Queen’s 70th year, following her ascent to the throne in February 1952.
Thankfully I got to see it the evening before Storm Eunice hit our shores with up to 122 mph winds.
Siphonaptera are an interesting group of parasitic insects. They’re also known as fleas.
Which has nothing at all to do with the picture save that the flower is a type of Erigeron called Mexican Fleabane.
I took this up by the church today. The presence of this plant puzzles. As far as I know there are no Mexicans in the village… and, although I am South American I can assure you I don’t have fleas. So why would the church have fleabane planted nearby? Ah well… the puzzles of rural life.
The plant is better called gardenersbane I think as it can be invasive: it self-sows as if there is no tomorrow (which, on reflection, is probably true if I am around :) ).
The picture is a ten-image in-camera multiple-exposure using the twist-click-twist-click technique which I have been having a lot of fun with recently (and that should serve as a warning for the wary!).
This is for the Friday Flora group and also my 100x project on Motion today as it involves camera motion.
PS Sorry for the title: the creative juices tonight were somewhat... juiced :(
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image (without getting dizzy). Happy Freitagsblümchen and 100x :)
[Ten-image in-camera multiple exposure, rotating around the lens axis.
Developed in Capture One for detail and colour, increasing saturation, contrast and clarity as multiple exposures of this sort need.
Processed in Affinity with a little help from Nik Color Efex (lens and blur vignettes, soft focus and glamour glow, with colour and contrast correction.]
Northern Rail Class 158 Express Sprinter 158796 departs Sheffield station working 1N11 11.52 Sheffield to Leeds service. This express service, which only calls at Wakefield Westgate, covers the 39 miles between the cities in 46 minutes whilst the stopping services take between 76 and 82 minutes.
Macro mondays photo with the theme Complementary colours. These are tiny flowers I have in my garden. I saw they have multiple complementary coulours. Violet-yellow and red-green as well. I found that mix very pleasant so I choosed this picture for todays theme.
This is an in-camera two-image multiple exposure of a covered carpark roof at Bristol Temple Meads railway station. One of the images is with the camera held upside down.
I brewed it for Sliders Sunday like the latte I had nearby but in Nik Color Efex. There was a bit of solarisation, a bicolour filter, a blur vignette and some other things in the magic. It was processed from the raw in PhotoLab first.
As usual, it was the symmetric geometry that appealed to me and the abstraction created by the multiple exposures.
Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
Colors Of 77 Photo Zine (Vol.3)
This time, I distorted time and space or something more...featuring beautiful Japanese autumn.
I was a disciple of a Sufi Guru/”Pir Shaheb” (originally hailing from Jaunpur in India
In one session with him he told us that Allah swt created, referring to the human physical body, this awesome power packed machine with boundless capabilities! He likened the body to a 12-cylinder car. All our lives, he said, we have been running at 2 cylinder capacity; never even bothering to discover the inherent built-in awesome power that was packed by default. One needs to strive towards achieving that full potential.
I have also found this to be true with computer software. I think I have been able to learn and use maybe 50-60 percent of features that came packed in MS Word! The rest I probably never will. So is the case with my Nikon D90. There are so many features in there that I don’t know about.
Recently, while playing with my camera I discovered a feature called “multiple exposure” (I know many of you will say just as Sherlock Holmes said.. “Elementary, my dear Watson!! For those who have this opinion please refer to my PS note at the end)!!
This is my first attempt at Multiple Exposure feature of Nikon D90. I expect you all to say “WoW!! And all the fine adjectives in the English language with a few adverbs thrown in as prefixes as well!
And for skeptics “please forever hold your tongue”.. LOL
PS: Just a note to say while all the human machines everywhere are running on 6-Cylinders, I am doing a 4 ‘below par’!!
PSS: My apologies for this rather long tirade!!
An empty parking garage offers a lot of squares. After HDR with Lightroom I enhanced the squares in the picture using the iColorama app. This allowed me to keep the different shades of grey in the shot while removing details. This gave the desired effect showing the squares of different colors.
A weekend get-a-way with friends let us to a Autumn adventure of Upper Peninsula in Michigan. There are over 10 wonderful waterfalls to seek out. For this trip we captured 3. The crowds of people was vast due to the warm temperatures and Peak Colors. Getting a change to get a photo meant waiting your turn. I'm sure I was not a favorite of many taking long exposure images...I can't wait to go back with less people!
The falls drops about 50 feet (15 m) over a sandstone cliff. With the exception of the spring thaw, the amount of water falling is relatively small. There are trails leading to multiple viewpoints around the falls.
Photo of oil droplets from the oil & water macro abstract photography assignment captured via Minolta MD Macro Rokkor-X 100mm F/4 lens. Inside the creative halls of the 494 ∞ Labs. Early August 2021.
Exposure Time: 1/8 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-200 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 2600 K * Plug-In: Sharp Pop * Adaptor: 1:1 Extension Tube