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I've been having a problem with "hot pixels" in my long exposure photos. Jack (cptinjak) mentioned he had the same problem so I looked it up online and found that pixel mapping can help. It sure did. :) I don't see any little spots of color anymore!
Pippi is settling in. She loves Mack's favortie cat tree in front of the bedroom window. She likes sleeping in bed between George and me. And here she's enjoying Sadie's bed.
Happy Caturday: A penny for your thoughts
Explored December 21, 2024
Pixel Prom 2016 was once again hosted by the lovely Harlow Heslop on the Blithe Sim.. Huge thanks for giving so many of a night to remember with our friends and loved ones each year! <33
Here are some snapshots I captured of the evening among the crowd of party-goers. Feel free to tag your friends!
The church is one of the finest examples of 13th century Gothic Revival architecture in southern Ontario. It was designed by Irish architect Joseph C. Connolly and was completed in 1877.
April 19, 2020 - North Platte Nebraska
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It was our first photographic storm of 2020. Usually in April I've been out in years past chasing the storms several times by now. But due to the Covid19 Pandemic and Old Man Winter sticking around way to long. This so called 2020, beginning of our storm season has been non fruitful for us weather observers in South Central Nebraska, let alone the state. But this is all going to change over for us fast here and soon we will be in the midst of our severe weather season.
It was good to get out. As I for one have been staying home and doing my part in stay safe and healthy. Plan on staying that way. Though cabin fever overcame my need to stay home. Prepping correctly. We made a small and safe jaunt to North Platte Nebraska to get out first taste of some Nebraska Thunderstorms....
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Early morning light reaches down to fill the bowl of the Twin Peaks Massif, the tallest outcropping along Colorado’s Front Range. On the left is Mount Meeker (4,242 m; 13,916 ft), then in the center Longs Peak itself (4,346 m; 14,259 ft), and flanked by Mount Lady Washington toward the right (4,048 m; 13,281 ft). On the far right of the image, The Keyhole is clearly visible, which marks the beginning of the easiest route to the summit, which is a Class III scramble. The germane Wikipedia entry speculates that this route was used by the native Arapahoe and Cheyenne people for collection of eagle feathers. In the compressed foreground, the shoulders of Estes Cone (3,355 m; 11,006 ft) push deeply into the transition from subalpine to alpine. Seems like the top of Estes Cone might also be a fine place to watch sunrise...
At the moment I composed this, I sat with dog for companion, but otherwise kept company only by the wind and several acrobatic ravens, atop the summit of Lily Mountain (2,983 m; 9,786 ft), south of Estes Park. The trail to the summit is only 2 miles long, and to get here in time for sunrise, I figured I’d need to leave home by 5:15, assuming 1 h+ driving and hiking 3 miles an hour, plus a 15 min cushion before the sun rose just after 7:00. Unfortunately, I missed the trailhead and then spent 5 minutes rectifying that error. On top of that, I wasn't able to hike as fast I had anticipated up the snow-covered trail. In most places, snowshoers had compacted the surface, but occasionally the wearers of the snowshoes must have gotten lost, because the trail petered out fairly frequently, and then post-holing up to mid-thigh was inevitable. Couple that with the weight of all the camera gear in the backpack, and I found myself out of breath a few times.
When I was still 5 minutes from the summit, the clouds over the Divide blossomed with color, so I tried to find a spot along the ridge, and realized that the tip of Lily Mountain blocked the view to the Longs massif. So I pressed onward, and couldn't help but notice the long pink rays of light breaking around the pines, and turning the snow rose colored with morning hues. And I couldn't yet see the object of my affections, and was missing the best moment. Drat. Five minutes too late, I arrived to a magnificent vista as the land yawned downward and out in front of me toward Estes Cone. The sun flirted with clouds, played coy for a moment or two, and then delivered the scene you see here. All in all, still very much worth the effort, I think.
This is a stitch of 3 horizontal images, totaling almost 11,000 pixels on the long edge. Thanks for looking and commenting!
I will often let Google's AI stich a panorama for me vs. using the feature in my Pixel 6 Pro. This is 10 frames shot horizontally that came back as above that I then did a minor edit in ACDSee.
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A picture I took in a nice bar called "Pixel Bar" in Brussels, Belgium :)
It's a long exposure shot, but the guy with the red pull-over wasn't moving at all!
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Bit of a muck around out with justin last night....
Wasn't our first choice location, as it turned out to be busy with people viewing the place and lit up like a christmas tree with candles everywhere....did look good though...
Sooc apart from slight crop and watermark
This popularity soon created a thriving secondary market of custom kits to trick out your Pixel.
These are two examples of heavily customized Pixels, or "Trixels," as they were dubbed by enthusiasts.
July 22, 2023 - Kearney Nebraska
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Late July 2023...
This month of storms was just down right jaw dropping. Why not continue since we didn't have any storms in May or June! Overtime for July is the way I like it!
90% of the time of year in South Central Nebraska is Hot & Humid. It is normally the beginning of our dry season. But not in 2023.
In the path of the Jet Stream that day that forced some severe thunderstorm development over south central Nebraska. We were not excepting anything super severe but a tornado or 2 is always possible this time of year.
Gear Primed & excited about the views I'm going to get for this event that day. I knew they were going to be photogenic.
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From a 1:2 rectangle of paper using a 8:16 grid (except for the feathers where it's 32)
Using the pixelizing technique Andrea Russo / Evan Zodl used for some tessellations, Joel Stern made some amazing faces. Inspired by all of them I made this model.
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Diagram: in the 1st Lisbon Origami Congress book (2018).
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Thank you to "The World Trough My Eyes" for inviting me to answer to the questions of the interview of the featured photographer of the week. A warm thank you to you who visit this interview!
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Merci au groupe "The World Trough My Eyes" de m'avoir invitée à répondre aux questions du featured photographer de la semaine. Merci à vous qui lirez cet interview.
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One of the hazards from playing video games at an advanced age is pixel overload, which can lead directly to crossed and wandering eyes--even in dogs.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
Markarian's Chain is a stretch of galaxies that forms part of the Virgo Cluster. When viewed from Earth, the galaxies lie along a smoothly curved line. It was named after the Armenian astrophysicist, Benjamin Markarian, who discovered their common motion in the early 1960s. Member galaxies include M84 (NGC 4374), M86 (NGC 4406), NGC 4477, NGC 4473, NGC 4461, NGC 4458, NGC 4438 and NGC 4435. Near the center there appear the pair of interacting galaxies NGC 4438 and NGC 4435, about 50 million light-years away, known to some as Markarian's Eyes.At least seven galaxies in the chain appear to move coherently, although others appear to be superposed by chance. Six of the points on the chain can be marked by galaxies. The other two points are pairs of galaxies
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Imaging Scope: Sky-Watcher Esprit 100
Mount: Celestron CGX
Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI 1600MC-Pro
Filter: Baader UV/IR cut
Guide Camera: ZWO ASI120 Mini
Guide Scope: Starfield 60mm guide scope
Dew Control: Kendrick
Power: Pegasus Astro Pocket Power Box
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2H of 5 min exposures (24)
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Acquisition / Rig Control: Sequence Generator Pro
Stacking: Astro Pixel Processor
Processing: PixInsight
Post Processing: Photoshop CC
Shot at the Camden Lake Provincial Wildlife Area near Moscow, Ontario.
Mt.Kurodake, Kamikawa, Hokkaido.
Pentax MZ-M, Tamron 28mm F2.8, negative ISO 100 from Fuji exposed as ISO 100, developed with reversal processing ( 1st: Korectol 30 Deg.C. 2 minutes and 30 seconds, 2nd: BAN1 ), scanned with Plustek OpticFilm8100, edited with GIMP. Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/52375210176/sizes/ up to 8000 × 5386 pixels compatible. No one will believe this is from 135 size color negative. Learn DIY development and upgrade to film!
Best viewed Original size (1280 x 853 pixels).
ÖBB Class 52 2-10-0 "Kriegslok" 52.7593 in charge of a long train of 4-wheel passenger coaches heads south near Selker towards Pregarten - 07/05/1975.
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© 2021 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 35mm monochrome negative; photographed by Alan Miller.
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This morning the conservatory opened up Blowing Rocks Beach at 6:00 AM to an invitation only photo shoot. Three of us had access this morning to catch the sunrise. This was an awesome experience and I captured this and many other photos not usually witnessed this time of day. If you would like a print, framed, cup, apparel, stationary, phone cases or anything else just click on the link below! #blowingrock #sunrise #florida #beach