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Great Tower Street, City Of London

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 ;-)

9 x 1 second exposures

10000k

in camera

 

Multiple exposure and, trust me, three completely different people.

Multiple exposure.

 

Thanks for all your comments and faves, much appreciated as

always.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4o7i16cDxQ

A multiple exposure of 9 shots, merged in camera

Single exposure of just 1/8 sec from old iPhone. Used iLightingcam 2 app.

No multiple invitations please. No flashy and glittery awards (esp. with hearts) and invitations to groups I am not a member of, thanks.

 

I'm back from a 2-3 day trip to Beelitz-Heilstatten (for interesting info about this place, see set). It was an emotional ride because first I was very happily taking photos of glorious buildings and all their details, and the next moment an accident happened and I broke my 18-70 Nikkor lens and the D80 body too. I could still use the body, though it needed a shake now and then, but after that I had to rely on my 50 mm and 90 mm only.

Many more pics to come. Hope you enjoy. Best seen large on black.

 

p.s. will try to catch up with all the pics of you that i have missed and shouldn't have :-)

 

More of this place here

pasando por la entrada a la mestranza de San Eugenio, en dirección Rancagua.

Multiple exposure of the water dripping from the fountain at Lions Park in Bowral. Also used Hoya Pop Colour filters too. Not used this film for this type of shot before.

 

Nikon F4. Nikkor 50mm F1.2 lens. CineStill 50 35mm C41 film.

multiple reflections

in camera multiple exposure

May we have a better 2021... multiples.

Merry Christmas Flickrites

Multiple Exposure made with Hipstamatic v10.3

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Now this was an exclusive chance. Prior to this weekend, I didn't know anything about this place besides the name. Had no idea what it was like, never felt the need to do any research, and in all honesty I'd prefer to shoot something that looks American or Japanese. Wouldn't have been here at all if a friend didn't invite me out to Colorado for the grand re-opening of this thing.

And I could not be more grateful he invited me out to do this. Casa Bonita is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. What other restaurant has 3 stories, a whole detailed queue, a Mexican village, jungle, puppet theater, haunted cove, dynamite cave, cliff divers (yes you read that right), I could go on, this place is the definition of tacky but effective. Puts Disney to shame I'll tell you that for free.

I didn't have a camera on me cause at first I wasn't expecting to take it and I didn't want equipment like that in a lawless place like Denver. And for some shocking reason, this is the only phone shot I got period, how and why? This place has an unending amount of compositions. But if it had to be only one, I'm glad it was this cause this is the largest area in the building and likely the best part anyway.

A lot of things had to be done in editing, lighting issues (ambient light on the right) forced me to potentially overuse shadows, and from that point I adjusted saturation and exposure on multiple pieces. There was some guy with a massive balloon hat on the pathway behind the waterfall that was pissin me off, miraculously I brought him out without any issues. That terrace off to the right and it's light provided an opportunity for glowing even if I had to remove most of it's orange illumination from the trees around it, I'd have to face the fact that the waterfall just could not be the subject of the shot as there is far more going on in this photo than that.

It may prove a little difficult to get in here, and it may be undermining cause it's in a strip mall of all places. But this is one of the largest surprises in the west and I loved it, 10/10. I don't go lookin' for this kind of stuff normally, I don't watch South Park (which is what put this place on the map apparently), the food wasn't that great either, but it was so worth paying that price just to see what the rest of this place had.

Sunset on Rodeo Beach, located in the Fort Cronkhite area of the Marin Headlands, one of the most special places in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area with access to multiple trails, fantastic views, a dog-friendly beach, fascinating geology, and an interesting history. As a pocket beach, Rodeo Beach sands do not migrate up or down the coast. Instead, they are carried a short distance offshore in winter, tumble about in the surf, and then return to replenish the beach in the spring and summer. Thus, the sands of Rodeo Beach are native to the Marin Headlands and reflect the Franciscan geology of the closest hills and cliffs. This earthcache focuses on the abundant radiolarian chert and rare carnelian pebbles.

NASA's Spitzer Infra Red Space Telescope.

 

Rare Luminous Blue Variable star - G79.29+0.46, located between Deneb and Sadr.

 

This image is a widefield composite mosaic from the Cygnus X region of the sky between the star Deneb and the diffuse emission nebula region of Sadr, taken by NASA's Spitzer Infra Red Space Telescope. The red circular object near the centre of the image is 79.29+0.46, an extremely rare type of very bright, unstable, volatile star called a Luminous Blue Variable star (LVB). The two red circles are shells of material that were cast off from the outer layers of the star and formed by the outward shock waves of these two recent massive expulsions, each expulsion being not quite at the energy level of a supernova.

 

This star and the other objects in this image can not be seen with regular optical telescopes that use the normal visible light spectrum, such as the Hubble Space Telescope. That's because this entire field is shrouded in multiple layers of dense, opaque dust and gas clouds. Visible light cannot penetrate these opaque dust and gas structures, but infra red light with its much longer wavelengths can.

 

Infra red light waves are emitted by the space objects in the form of varying degrees of heat energy—longer wavelengths in the red part of the light spectrum—and the telescope's camera sensors register these different heat energy signals to form images. This is how heat-sensitive cameras today can find people from the air who are lost in the forest.

 

The above image is composed of 3 separate image exposures taken at three different IR wavelengths, 5.8 μm (microns), 8 μm and 24 μm. We then take these different wavelength images and in our computers we assign different colours to the different wavelengths and combine them to form a colour image like the one seen above. Here I have assigned the colour blue to the 5.8 μm image, green to 8 μm and red to 24 μm.

 

To learn more about G79.29+0.46, LBV stars, and this particular mosaic image go to NASA's APOD page here: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap170925.html . Also go here: slate.com/technology/2016/09/judy-schmidt-image-of-the-du... and here: www.spitzer.caltech.edu/images/4868-ssc2012-02a-Stars-Bre... .

 

Thank you Judy Schmidt:

My thanks to Judy Schmidt, a fellow amateur astronomer and Flickr photo gallery member, whose wonderful astro-images have inspired me to recently discover and explore for myself the Spitzer Space Telescope data archives and to read and learn about IR imaging. You can find Judy's amazing work here: www.flickr.com/photos/geckzilla/

 

Data acquisition: Spitzer Space Telescope, NASA

Data processing: Rudy Pohl

Image: RGB image as per colour mapping below

Colour mapping:

.... red channel: 24 μm Spitzer

.... green channel: 8 μm Spitzer, + (.5*red Spitzer + .5*blue Spitzer)

.... blue channel: 5.8 μm Spitzer

Processing software: ESA/ESO/NASA Fits Liberator 3, Photoshop CS5

 

Important Processing Note:

When the image data from the green channel is combined into the RGB image in the scientifically correct proportion together with the blue and red channels, the resultant image is overwhelmingly green, far too green for my personal tastes from a purely aesthetic perspective. Therefore, I took the liberty to significantly suppress the green in all three of my Cygnus X Spitzer images, this one included.

SSC - Trees

 

This is a shot taken at a meeting place in Broaks Wood which is just a few minutes drive from my house. It was suggested that we make the shot as "Arty" as we like, so, I thought this was a good time to have a go at Multiple Exposure shots. This was my second attempt, a little more practice is required I think!!

I know, this is not the perfect setup. If you think about it, does domestic violence ever have a perfect setup?

In the white corner there is multiple me, flying through the air after a right sting to the jaw, in the red corner, wearing the pajama bottoms is my other multiple me, shouting out the word of the victors. Hope you enjoy it.

Anyway, the idea came to me and so I needed a good landing platform.

2G67 Edinburgh Waverley to Cowdenbeath. Class 158 Express in Scotrail Saltire livery head clockwise around the Fife circle with a service to Cowdenbeath seen here departing Rosyth.

Multiple exposure in London.

 

Nikon F4. ADOX Silvermax 100 35mm B&W film.

Observation space in future. Triple exposure, at Tokyo Tower Observation deck.

Lomo LC-A+/Kodak EBX/X-Process

No private group or multiple group invites please!

Ningún grupo privado o grupo múltiple invita por favor

Aucun groupe privé ou groupe multiple ne vous invite

Geen privégroep of meerdere groepsuitnodigingen alstublieft

Keine private Gruppe oder mehrere Gruppen laden bitte ein

Nenhum grupo privado ou grupo múltiplo convida por favor

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Model: Reg.

 

This is the second bunch of Reg's images experiment series, and the photos expression will be more artistic approach & orientation, aim to create & deliver a total different atmosphere & emotion through the combination between Reg & my other photos.

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