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In this alternate view from the harbour wall at St Monans, Fife can be seen two "lumps" on the horizon. The one on the left is Bass Rock - a small island approximately two kilometers off shore. The one on the right is Berwick Law - a conical shaped hill near North Berwick. The body of water separating St Monans in Fife from the far shore is the Firth of Forth.
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Three ball bearings for 'Smile on Saturday' 'Round and Round' theme.
Three bearings placed on a gloss, black floor tile and illuminated with LED lighting. 16 image focus stack processed in Helicon Focus. Conversion to mono in Silver Efex Pro. Dust and speck removal in Photoshop. Split Toning and Sharpening in Lightroom.
Here's wishing you all a very happy weekend.
Leica M-P & Elmarit-M 28mm
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Bandon, Oregon. Captured May 25, 2015. Captured with Canon EOS 5DIII, Canon EF24-105mm f4L IS USM at 32mm, f 11 @ 43 seconds ISO 100. Tripod. B+W 10 stop Neutral Density Filter plus B+W 3 stop Neutral Density Filter. Post Processing with CCLR2015, CCPS2015, NikSoftware ColorEfexPro 4.0 (Image Borders), Viveza 2.0 and SilverEfexPro 2.0 Composite/ Montage image.
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Saint Benedict Abbey, in an Abbey in Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, Quebec, Canada, and was founded in 1912 by the exiled (Fontenelle Abbey) of St. Wandrille, France under Abbot Dom Joseph Pothier, liturgist and scholar who reconstituted the Gregorian chant. Father Paul Bellot, was the architect 1939-41.
The new priory later became independent within the Solesmes Congregation.
Today it numbers a little more than fifty monks living under the Rule of Saint Benedict. Separated from the world, they seek God in the celebration of the liturgy of the Church, in private prayer nourished by meditation of the Bible and in manual as well as intellectual work. They form a community under the direction of an Abbot.
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This image shows the upper, rotating part of a small, Christmas ornament. Below this there is a tea-light candle, the hot air of which forces the wind-turbine to rotate. Suspended from every other blade of the turbine is a small star-shaped piece of metal. The whole assembly is 75 mm x 75 mm.
The only source of illumination was the single tea-light candle beneath the assembly shown here; this resulted in a 80 second exposure.
Converted to mono in Silver Efex Pro and then split toning applied in Lightroom.
HMM to everyone and many thanks to everyone who views, faves and comments on this image and the others in my photostream.
A shot from my first surf series. Full view collection: modern.surf
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Kind of all over the place with my processing. Have more images from Ireland and Oregon to work on but I get bored! I guess that is what I do. I get bored with a set, leave it for a while, then return to it later as I did here with this image from a few months ago.
This is a shot I setup and grabbed on the first night of our trip when we heading to the dinner of our trip at San Angel Inn. It was a great dinner in a beautiful setting. With this shot, I wanted to try and zero in more on the fountain, blurring the background a bit. Please let me know what you all think as any suggestions are welcomed and appreciated. :) Enjoy!
Another fantastic day out with the Ragged Victorians, Re-Enactment group.
Processed in Topaz and Nik software.
Paint effects and textures are from my own Topaz presets.
Thanks again guys for posing for us.
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A clear, moonless night at Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur, California.
Jim Weise (www.wiseguysvisuals.com) pictured here was going a little light painting on the famous keyhole rock for one of his own shots. I thought I'd sneak in a quick 10 second exposure while he worked. The Nikon Df is one heck of a camera for low-light shooting.
Some dusty old jars of an un-known substance covered in cobwebs at the abandoned Maison Kirsch.
Nik analogue Efex software.
Here we are, back again from exciting travels. Unexpected physical and emotional challenges were present through this trip which added yet another dynamic to an already busy vacation. Hiking, camping, and family were the true focus of this trip for me. The healing that would accompany that was what I was after. I’ve used my photography to that end as well and what better setting that the U.S. Rockies to stretch my creative muscles.
We split this trip up into two sections. The first section of the trip was spent in Estes Park, CO. There we camped at 8,100 feet at the Moraine Park Campground inside Rocky Mountain National Park. This is easily my favorite camping experience if only for the setting itself. More on that with later photos. The second half of the trip was spent just south of downtown Colorado Springs, CO camping at Cheyenne Mountain State Park. While RMNP has to be my favorite overall experience, my favorite campsite as far as layout goes to my walk-in campsite at CMSP. Again, more on that with more photo editing.
This first photo is an 8 shot panoramic I snapped of Nymph Lake, our first lake on the Emerald Lake Trail inside RMNP. The whole family made this leg of the hike, which made me very proud of everyone involved. It was a beautiful and windy day when we made the hike, which made the unseasonably warm weather easier to deal with. The views were all stunning and just kept getting better, but this sure was a great payoff view to start the trip off on our first hike. I can’t wait to get to more edits of this vacation so I can share them with you and relive this trip as well. Enjoy!
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