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Leider habe ich schon wieder eine Mitteilung. Aus irgend einem Grund erhalte ich z. Zt. auf meinem E-Mail-Konto keine Mails mehr. Sollte ich also mal Kommentare unbeantwortet lassen oder ähnliches, geschieht dies nicht abrsichtlich.
Unfortunately I have another message. For some reason I get z. No more mails on my e-mail account at the moment. So if I leave comments unanswered or something similar, this is not done on purpose.
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Resting in the shade watching me ride my E-Trike back and forth on the driveway.
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The Oculus is a genius creation of Santiago Calatrava, technically a station building at the New York World Trade Center. It is amazing as a whole, but may be even better once you start looking for small details, shapes, and patterns
Explored June 25, 2022 at #16
Once again, my e-mail notifications are not coming. I'll do my best to respond, but please forgive me if I miss your visit.
I'm as blue as this blue jay these days after Flickr took the draconian step to drop Windows as a suitable browser, since I'm now forced to take drastic measures to stay in touch with Flickr members. I can no longer fave or make comments through e-mail messages that link to Flickr member pages as my e-mail is set up through Windows. I cannot simply switch browsers since Windows is the only way we still communicate officially here in Winneshiek County. I do have a private Chrome portal on my computer, so I can access and work on my Flickr page, but I can't see who is faving my photos without jumping through too many hoops. So if you want to connect me with your photostream from now on, you must leave a written comment on one of my current photos. Then I can use that link to make a quick connection. Notice that my comment section is now open. I will not be following up on folks who simply favorite one or more of my pictures. I'm sorry about this major change, but I have to keep Flickr fun for me.
This version is made in LR of 5 photos taken with my E-M10 and tweeked in NIX. After a rather windy week this morning had almost no wind.
The Vintners Company, first Chartered in 1363, is one of the Twelve Great Livery Companies of the City of London. The 500 members hang out in this rather splendid Vinters Hall. There has been a hall here since 1446, but the one you see here dates from 1671.
The shot was taken in the late evening, with the sun setting low to the left. It's made up of three exposures. The three times are: 4 minutes for the water, 32 seconds for the sky, and 1/320 for the buildings. All three were taken with my E-M5ii, at the same place, within minutes of each other, and each contributed a flavour of the scene at the time.
Thanks to Olympus ProCapture mode that allows shooting full resolution pictures up to 60fps! Enjoy! Shot with my E-M1 Mark II and the Olympus 60mm f2.8 Macro lens at f3.2 and ISO200.
I have never seen so many hollyhocks along the edges of the fields as this year. They are lovely.
A birthday ride - I was thinking of riding my age in km's today - but not seriously. I haven't done 80 km's in one day for a while now. But maybe something with an eight in it, I thought. And then my e-bike motor decided to quit and I had to ride home without e-support. At least I could see that I can still do it on my own. Not nice of my bike to do that on my birthday, though!
I found this wonderful pic in my e-mail and i couldn't leave it there...
[Pic taken by Miaa Rebane]
[Edited by M4rk3tt0 Bonetto]
No I cant forget this evening
Or your face as you were leaving
But I guess thats just the way
The story goes
You always smile but in your eyes
Your sorrow shows
Yes it shows
No I cant forget tomorrow
When I think of all my sorrow
When I had you there
But then I let you go
And now its only fair
That I should let you know
What you should know
I cant live
If living is without you
I cant live
I cant give anymore
I cant live
If living is without you
I cant give
I cant give anymore
Well I cant forget this evening
Or your face as you were leaving
But I guess thats just the way
The story goes
You always smile but in your eyes
Your sorrow shows
Yes it shows
I cant live
If living is without you
I cant live
I cant give any more
I cant live
If living is without you
I cant give
I cant give anymore
World Bicycle Day draws attention to recognise the longevity, uniqueness and versatility of the bicycle, and that it is an affordable, reliable, simple, clean and environmentally fit sustainable means of transport.
That's what my e-cargo-bike - my best purchase ever in the last 66 years :-)) - looks like after a normal visit in the garden center 8km away from home.
Happy cycling for you all! :-))
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March 2014
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I found this spot after searching for quite awhile feeling kinda out of it (read the blog to hear more on that).
The flowers are just about in full swing at the Columbia Hills in Washington. I hear Rowena is starting, too.
Update on my E. Oregon project: I have reached $2,300! This is incredibly exciting, as I have now surpassed my goal. I still have many days left so I'll still try funding further, but what this means is that the project will happen now, no matter what!
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The well-to-do tend to live high up and have a great view of the valley.
I took this in 2019, the first summer I had my e-bike.
Spouting Horn is a blowhole on the southern coast of Kauai. Like most blowholes, it is formed when waves erode lava rocks on the beach and find a vertical opening. Hydraulic compression forces the water out at high speeds with every wave. The Horn also produces a characteristic sound, more hissing than horn blowing.
Explored on July 11, 2022 at #11. And my e-mail notifications are still not working...
This morning I got on my bike and headed across the 8th Street bridge to North Point. At 8 AM there were just a few runners, walkers, and bikers, which made the ride pleasant. The sky was overcast at first, so I began shooting in b&w mode.As it lightened up I switched to color.
Note: This is taken on the other side of the river from my usual walks/rides. I was venturing out and expanding my Sunday morning world on my e-bike. ;-)
File this one under the "Joe Got Lucky Files". I knew that 331 was approaching Brantford with CN 2106 and GECX 9124 as I left work in Woodstock. Figuring I had time to make it to Blenheim Road I set out to get them.
As I turned onto Blenheim Road I could see them approaching quickly. I literally had enough time to throw on my E Brake and hop out of the car...good thing my settings were bang on!
Then it was on to Paris West for a meeting with IC 2463W.
The brakes were in a very bad state.
After 3 days of being a pacemaker and a water carrier I thought it's time that it gets a service.
Oh lord, the last time I have been on a bike was in September last year.
My body needs some time to find back.
It needs a pause now.
My e-Bike is ready to start the saison too.
It got a new wire, is cleaned.
But it's too fast for being a Running
'Wings for Life' Training Pacemaker 😃
Slowly back to life.
Dibujos y pinturas hechos durante el confinamiento. Todos en venta a precios muy asequibles !!!! Si estás interesado ponte en contacto con mi e email.
Drawings and paintings done during the pandemic COVID 19. All on sale, very good prices!!!! If interested get in touch to my e mail.
Obs cure
I found these syringes left over from making the juice for my e cig and this immediately popped in my head.
Flash through beauty dish above, flash with snoot and gel below then I removed the trigger from the hotshoe, picked up the syringe and popped the lights a second time when in position.
Single long exposure light art with a fair bit of adjustment in Lightroom.
My thanks to all of you who stop, look and comment. I will be sure to check out your photostream.
Flickr is really messing up on my e-mail notifications so if I miss someone I am so sorry
Dibujos y pinturas hechos durante el confinamiento. Todos en venta a precios muy asequibles !!!! Si estás interesado ponte en contacto con mi e email.
Drawings and paintings done during the pandemic COVID 19. All on sale, very good prices!!!! If interested get in touch to my e mail.
The chance for BIF shots on Skomer gave me lots of practice with the new 3.0 firmware update on my E-M1 MKII and my hit rate was definitely much improved. They would fly in quite close so I found the 40-150 f2.8 my lens of choice allowing me more time to track and find it in the frame. This is nearly full frame with only a slight crop to centre the bird in the frame, sadly it had drifted slightly to the left hence the crop.
Best viewed in LARGE (Contacts only, sorry).
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Binary space.
As part of a paid assignment I was experimenting a bit with my e-fxg program to create a binary space.
The result lets me thing of the famous Gieger art that you might know from the Alien movies, if you never seen Alien before : SHAME ON YOU !-))
If you're gonna watch it, be sure to be alone and dim all the lights ;))
Effect applied : Holomorphic transform
The formula of the holomorphic transform :
Pixel defined by x,y :
Complex number z = x+iy;
z=z+ (0.01 -.1i ) / z;
New pixel value taken from 'pixel' :
x = real part of z
y = imaginary part of z
The effect was applied over 3 frames ( applied 3 times, on the result of the previous ).
Photoshop
° Copied the layer and applied a Chrome effect on it and changed blending mode to 'lightness' and the opacity to 50%
° Added a layer of brighteness and contrast.
° Added a layer of hue/saturation/lightness with a gradient mask to add a small blue tint to it.
° A small adjument with levels.
Music
With this weird kind of graphics we need a weird kind of song, I still love this to bits ( pun intended !! ) :
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are ( as always ) welcome.
Pick a car, any car, (but preferably a Ferrari and definitely a red one) and head for a slow drive. Anywhere. Maybe a picnic or just feed the ducks. Chill out in style.
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A forced perspective shot of my old (1989) 1/18th scale model Ferrari 348 tb against the backdrop of our retirement village wildlife pond. This is another of my original and very old models to come in for some TLC and get a partial restoration job, Fully cleaned and polished. Windows returned to some level of transparency. Newly painted interior in original Ferrari colours. Still in need of more work on the body paint and window surrounds, but it is getting there. As they say - a work in progress.
This is also another shot taken on my newly created rig mounted on my e-trike. I meant to take a shot of it! Next time.
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OK...so I have seen postage stamps bigger than the article the Telegraph wrote on my work the other day, but all coverage is good coverage as far as I am concerned. Thanks Telegraph!
Europe - France - Belle ile en mer
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Light Painting / Single Long Exposure
Vazon Beach, Guernsey
Channel Islands
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I edited this very simply on my i pad and shared to my e-mail as an experiment. realising, i think that maybe moving over to mac in a few days wont be so bad
Europe - Grèce - Santorin - Fira / Thira
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Vernal Fall is a 317 ft waterfall on the Merced River. Unlike Yosemite Fall or Bridalveil Fall it is not visible from the valley floor. We took the Mist Trail to the top of Vernal Fall, this is the view from about halfway. To the top of Vernal it is about a 2.5 mile hike with a 1,000 ft elevation gain. Once we reached the top of Vernal, we decided to go on to the top of Nevada Fall. This was the hardest hike I've ever done. Nearly 10 miles round trip and 2,000 ft elevation gain, but it was 100% worth it!
Taken with my E-M10 and processed with Luminar.
With RTT and Open Track inoperative it wasn't until i checked my e mails that i saw the two Castles were underway. I arrived at my chosen spot in a shower of rain, cloud after cloud obscured the sun and i was beginning to doubt the forecasted fine end to the day.
I could here 7029 and 5043 passing through Newton Abbot with the 1Z22 1632 Plymouth to Birmingham New Street and i could see the next rain cloud hurtling towards me. Well Odin was smiling on me and i managed the glint shot i had planned and hoped for. Thank you Odin.
Asie - turkey - Istanbul - Little Hagia Sophia : Musulmanes
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I accompanied my daughter to a fundraising event last night that culminated with a local musician singing original music in front of a small crowd beside a smaller campfire. Before playing this song, he told his audience that he was going to perform a piece written by a recently deceased friend, playing the same instrument that his friend last played before his death. He collected himself and performed admirably. It was dark, he was laser-focused, and he never knew I was there.
Shortly after capturing the images, we were talking and (seeing the camera on my hip) remarked that the most interesting thing about photography (to him) is learning what it was that compelled someone to take the picture, what it was that they saw that someone else didn't. I replied with these pictures as an example of story and light and the potential to create something meaningful. I obtained his email so that I could send him the pictures the next day. This morning, I received this in reply:
"Opened my e-mail this morning to a wonderful surprise. Glad our paths crossed on top of Wolf Mountain. Nothing worse than, “people writing songs that voices never share, and no one dare disturb the sound of silence”. If, I should say WHEN, my music gets recorded I believe I have found the cover picture. The clarity of black and white reminds me of Ansel Adams. I didn’t get my $1 tip* but from you received a priceless gift. THANK YOU!"
* inside joke ... he was performing for free as a favor for the event organizer
Europe - France - Marseille : Musée des civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée / A museum for Europe and the Mediterranean / Cathédrale La Major
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Some work I recently did for a possible commission...
A bit different to my usual work, but seriously fun!
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