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This is 2 exposures blended together using my advanced Photoshop tonality control and multiple exposure blending techniques. I produced a video detailing these techniques, it's available here: www.zschnepf.com
Another taken 3 weeks a ago while scouting for the Glacier workshop I co-lead with my good friend David Cobb. David puts on awesome workshops.
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One I have seen multiple times but impossible to not take a photo. The presumed owner also has another shabbier Ritmo which was still on the go back in November too.
Two waterfalls converge in the upper half of this shot, the one to the right is only present during the rainy season, when the water level is at its highest, giving rise to a phenomenon known locally as 'nam pa', or forest water. Some locals still believe this hazardous water-surge is created by the spirits of the land, and is intended to punish the humans who damage this natural environment. This yearly phenomenon claims the lives of many unwary adults and children nationwide... and this year I foolishly came the closest I've ever been to adding myself to the above statistic, even after 25-years of exploring this jungle!!! Lesson learned.
A wave crashes in multiple places on the rocks at the House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island near Stuart, Florida.
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Two male brown bears I noted while at the Lower River Platform with a view looking to the southwest at the Brooks River while observing brown bears in Katmai National Park. it was entertaining and interesting to watch the two in this national park setting.
Series: Sojourn (10/12)
It is a clear fact that a smile is one of the purest signs of happiness. A smile shows that everything is all right, that the world around the smiling person is safe. Who wouldn’t love to see their family and friends smile? (Continue reading)
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Cámara:Nikon D60
Exposición:0,002 sec (1/640)
Aperture:f/4.8
Lente:95 mm
Velocidad ISO:200
My Friend Janice has the most beautiful garden in the summer and Lets me come over to get some awesome photos. So I present the Tenth of Flowers by Janice!
A woman watches a drawing, while her shadow watches from the side. Groeneveld castle, Baarn, the Netherlands.
Flickr Friday - Lucky Number - 26 Feb 2021.
A lucky lens and F number?
In some cultures the number 8 is considered lucky. In Chinese culture for example the character for 8 sounds like the character for 'wealth', 'fortune' and 'prosper'. Multiples of 8 are even better. The number 4 is the opposite and the Chinese will try and incorporate 8 wherever they can.
In the Beijing summer Olympics, the opening ceremony began at 8:08 pm on 8/8/08. Since the number 8 is believed to bring good luck, many airlines in Chinese-speaking countries will use combinations of 8 as flight numbers.
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E - 28 Feb 2021 - 174.
Thanks for going to the UK Keith!
Coming home from a Lodge meeting Tuesday night (10:00ish), hit my exit (I-10/Kolb) and saw a storm dropping bolts to the Southwest, out past the prison so I stopped and grabbed a few shots.
At first it was like Army shooting (aim left, bolt right, aim right, bolt left, left, right, left right...) but I did manage to get a couple of semi-centered shots!
I've got to give some credit for this shot to Keith Follen. He sent me a text saying he was flying out of Tucson, headed to the UK for a week and a half so the lightning should come rolling in. He was absolutely right!
This was my first multiple exposure taken 'in anger'.
It's quite subtle and only discernable once examining the shapes of the mountains...the clouds give it away as well.
Thinking of entering it in the annual Landscape Photographer of the Year competition...cross fingers ;-)
the monkeys would of gone stir fry crazy if they found them self's here
its quite an amazing place the out side blocks start off at about 10 inches tall and they go right up to 25 feet i recon
its very impressive if you look at on google maps its quite new so on yahoo maps its still a building site
Inferno ("Burning Bush")
A graphic representation of a tree, photographed in multiple exposure mode, coming closer to the subject for each shutter release. Initial post-processing in the camera (Pentax K-1), adjusting basic parameters to provide a good jpg. file to work on. Various in-camera digital filters were applied subsequently, before producing this final series using the colour substitution filter.
All post-processing done with the RAW-converter and tools provided in the camera.
Do take a look at the others in the series - especially the blue one (3/6)!
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