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We decided to take a trip for our 10th wedding anniversary earlier this month - the destination was British Columbia in Canada. What a beautiful area British Columbia is - so much to see and do but the camera can never do justice to the scenery; my photos are the best that I could muster up.
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
Downtown Vancouver seen from Lonsdale Quay at the North Shore.
In front of the "skyscrapers" you see Canada Place, home port to the Canada/Alaska cruises. Canada Place also houses Vancouver Convention Centre, Pan Pacific Hotel and World Trade Centre.
The width of the water here is about 2 kms .
just had to post another eiffel shot lol! again, this is during the light show, where the tower twinkles with blinking lights!
i like how this shot gives you an idea of how gigantic this lady is! the stand on right lower portion is where you get tickets to go up to the top. it was a pretty long line, so had to come back another day.
Urban nightscape of the city of Liege, Belgium. The Meuse river is bordered by buildings from the 1960ies and 1970ies. These contrasted landscapes can best be appreciated at night time, when the light is on in the apartments.
Higher.
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Nikon D750, Nikkor 35mm / f2.0D
Slightly too long on the shutter and started to get a bit of movement in the stars and the moon was too big that night to get any proper definition. Taken at the boundry fence to a quarry in Bembridge by the sea.
Happy Solar Farts Friday. Yes, that's still a thing for now. It seemed as the night went on, the sky would just get crazier with a variety of colors. I set up a small LED light to illuminate the trees. This was the second to last photograph taken that night. Mother Nature was saving the best for last ... or at least next to last. Healy, Alaska, USA, November 2021
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As usual, another night of star trails - but this time I wanted a blend of techniques in a single frame.
I added a bit of life to this abandoned Dodge bus using basic light-painting to bring out the interior glow and highlight the details.
The foreground (bus + landscape) is made from 8 stacked exposures to reduce noise:
ISO 800 / f/2.8 / 75 sec
The star trails are created from 1,200 photos, combined with StarStax:
ISO 800 / f/2.8 / 5 sec / 5 sec interval
In total, the sky exposure adds up to 3 hours and 20 minutes, until clouds finally rolled in and I had to stop shooting.
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A surprisingly warm February night in downtown Chicago. Taken from the DuSable Bridge looking southwest down the Chicago River towards Irv Kupcinet Bridge.
Scatto effettuato da Spianata Castelletto a Genova, questa volta verso la parte meno illuminata della città , ossia dal lato opposto del più ben vivo Porto Antico. Multiesposizione manuale di 6 scatti fusi con maschere di luminanza
A quiet night at the lake — still water, a sky full of stars and a faint glow on the horizon.
Captured in complete silence, with only the reflections breaking the darkness.
A moment where time slows down and the night feels almost weightless.
Eine stille Nacht am See.
Sternenhimmel, sanftes Leuchten am Horizont und ein Wasser, das jede Bewegung verschluckt.
Ein Bild voller Ruhe, Atmosphäre und dieser besonderen Klarheit, die nur die Nacht hat.
A frame from my trip to Hyde Mill back in May. I knew the milky way was going to be up later at night but checked Photopills to verify and figure out exactly what time. This is actually a single frame from my timelapse that I took. I have a couple small Lume Panels behind me that's lighting the scene. Even though there's some light pollution from some near by towns it's still pretty dark there.
The gear I used here was....
Canon 6D Mark II
Irix 30mm Dragonfly
10 sec
f/1.4
Timelapse+ VIEW
2x Lume Panels