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Schneider-Kreuznach Componon-S 100mm F5.6

Carnival Victory and Triumph sister ships

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Camera: Sony SLT-A33, F/6,3, 1/250 s, ISO-200

 

Location: Mannheim Waldhof (Germany)

 

Description: This photo was taken during a photo workshop on the weekend. It shows a roller blind in b/w. // Dieses Foto entstand während eines Foto Workshops am Wochenende. Es zeigt einen Rolladen in s/w.

Parallels in Texture

 

The Cajun Pass provides the setting for this textured landscape. On a cloudy day, at 4,000 feet (1219 m), there wasn’t much sunlight to give a lot of contrast to the hills and mountains in the area. Rather than throw this one away, I decided to sepia tone the image and enhance it with a texture. The texture is a product of the talented ~Brenda-Starr~. It is called Free Texture #163 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/brenda-starr/4838652783/sizes/l/)

 

~Brenda-Starr~ , thank you.

 

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Fujifilm GFX100RF (xpan crop)

Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Parallel Lines

 

In thinking about natural things (vs. structural things) that form parallel lines, I had vegetables on my mind.

 

WIT: Bought some corn, cut off the ends, and trimmed part of the husk off to get broad rectangular lines. Found a nice dark blue platter to lay the corn and brought everything out on the patio. It was a cloudy day so got good even light. No flash. Manual focus. A little contrast adjustment in PP. Off to the grill they go for lunch.

I combined the two (good halves) of photos together and added a little splatter effect to the person walking. I can't figure out what or why, but the two photos just seem to work out so well together

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Champion ploughman David Chappell demonstrating the art at his Hatfield Woodhouse farm near Doncaster. He is astride Blossom, his Massey Ferguson 420 tractor.

 

Hemsworth-born David, who has been ploughing competitively for more than half a century, is a former British National conventional ploughing champion and has taken part in the World Ploughing Contest. He is also a gifted coach and a master judge.

On Thursday last week my new speedlight arrived... so, of course, I had to try it out. Yes, I decided to do some more water splash pictures, but with a two speedlight setup :) Here are some of the images.

 

Nikon D3200 ISO 400, f/11, 1/200s. To the right of the tank was my Nikon SB-600 at 1/16 power (with "barn doors" attached). To the left was the new Neewer NW 660III set at 1/32 power (with a makeshift barn door!).

I have only crappy photos, but it doesn´t really matter.

 

In a month I will be able to go after new images. Now it´s just chaotic. But it´s a good chaos =D

 

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Oren Lavie - Her Morning Elegance

One of the most beautiful video clips ever, and an amazing song!

Seagulls follow the plough - and Crows follow the beach tractor

Olympus Trip 35

Kodak color plus 200 ISO/ASA

A quick snapshot, just outside my front door, on the way to work via my bicycle.

Shadows walk where shadows dare, crossing lines uncrossed with time to spare, with breath to share.

Day 244 (v 14.0) - never meet

Photo submitted for photography class.

Post-processed in Adobe Photoshop CS5.

The Sun is resting on the edge of the horizon, illuminating the beautiful beach with a soul warming glow and highlighting its natural textures. Tired clouds have descended on the hills covered with untouched vegetation. Soothing silence is broken only by the sound of the wild West Coast waves reaching the shore.

 

I could see the caravan man fishing for his diner just below the rocks. He will dream tonight under the full moon.

 

The next soul could be a driving distance away.

 

The irrelevant time of a high voltage civilisation has stopped.

 

The kind of places ordinary city dwellers visit only in their fantasies.

Camera: Yashica fx-3 super 2000

Film: Kodak Gold ISO 100 expired 2004

 

Artist: Antony Gormley

Title: Parallel Field

Materials: castings in iron

 

Sculpture in the City 2013

30 St Mary Axe

London, England, UK

 

Il Mondo Parallelo, sottostante, retrostante la maschera.

Quello in cui vorremmo vivere, ma che troviamo solo specchiato guardando nella purezza della Natura.

#nature #lovenature #meditation #landscape #landscapeshunter #reflection #reality #dream #hope

 

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The lens is the Vivitar Series 1 19-35mm F3.5-4.5

 

When circumstances create Art. As I was standing in outside the metro station I noticed how the crane was parallel to the building. I couldn't let the opportunity pass by!

xpro/leitz summitar (1946)

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