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on Explore #10 (best position)
a spasso per Genova e dintorni in compagnia di Luisa (Ludi_ste), Stefano (nespyxel), Nadia (jajaxel), Massimiliano (zio.paperino), Margherita (meghimeg) e Sonia.
un GRAZIE particolare a Luisa per la sua disponibilità, competenza e premura nel seguirci alla scoperta di questa città.
"Piove
sui monti e sulle scale
su petali e parole
sul cuore mio che batte
Piove sui poveri soldati
sui campi abbandonati e sulla mia città....
Chissà se agosto è ancora nostro,
se ancora splende il sole
o poi magari piove..
Chissà se mai la frustrazione
diventa un’emozione
così non piove più.
Piove,
sui banchi della scuola
su ogni mia parola che non riesco a dire,
provo un pò a dimenticare
infatti guardo il mare
e non ci penso più..............."
Highest Position - Explore #4 | 13.10.2008 (Thanks so much for your continuous support everyone! )
Nothing much to say actually haha! Been real tired lately however i thought i better do at least a new processing to keep myself motivated else i believe i will start slacking off & not post as often as i wish to :) Hope u guys are more energetic out there & have a great day ahead!
View the Blood Sky On Black (not that red anyway :P)
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The Mossy Rocks at the Glenelg Beach
The Shot
Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) with tripod using Sigma DC HSM 10-20mm lens
Photomatix
- Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option
Photoshop
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows & reds) to tone up part of the sky
- Blended in +2 EV exposure shot to enhance the rock section
- Applied slight dodging on the dark area of the rocks
- Used 'unsharp mask' (as always) on the background layer
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome
Music
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I have an extra pillow that I use in various sleeping positions (goes between knees, behind them, etc). It "moves" around a lot as I thrash or kick it out of the way. I leave it under the covers during the daytime, and it is a magnet for cats. They either lean against it, or lie on top of it--as Tina is doing here.
Tina is our smallest cat, and curled up in a tight ball she looked so tiny on the sea of aqua.
A beautiful position and view for a time lapse photo of the River Findhorn from around the area known locally as Randolph's leap.
Position: The unique 12th-century Rocca Scaligero Castle was built on the remains of ancient Roman fortress and is an unmissable landmark of the spa resort of Sirmione on the Lago di Garda. The whole fortress is surrounded by water, which in ancient times was crucial in defending the city. It is connected to the mainland by a drawbridge. The fortress also included a fortified port. Sirmione is a comune and town located in the province of Brescia in the region of Lombardy, Italy.
The lip curling you see here is known as the Flehmen Response of rutting Deer. It is a behaviour where an animal curls back its upper lips exposing its front teeth, inhales with the nostrils and can hold this position for several seconds. It may be performed over an area of interest to the animal (e.g. urine or faeces). They usually do this with the neck stretched and the head held high in the air. Flehmen is performed by a wide range of mammals. The behaviour facilitates the transfer of pheromones and other scents into the vomeronasal organ located above the roof of the mouth.
Positioned deep within the frame, perfectly splitting the mid-ground and background, the frog is draped in tiny patches of duckweed, camouflaging him into the swampy carpet. In the distance, the scene is framed by weathered, moss-covered logs, adding a rustic texture to the soft, aquatic environment.
Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
I am grateful for your continued support and appreciate every view, fave, and comment!
Highest position on Explore: 54 on Monday, August 18, 2008
Noche de ronda
Que triste pasas
Que triste cruzas
Por mi balcon
Noche de ronda
Como me hieres
Como lastimas
Mi corazón
Luna que se quiebra
Sobre la tiniebla
De mi soledad
A donde vas?
Dime se esta noche
Tu te vas de ronda
Como ella se fue
Con quien estas?
Dile que la quiero
Dile que me muero
De tanto esperar
Que vuelva ya
Que las rondas no son buenas
Que hacen dano, que dan penas
Y que acaban por llorar
highest position #79
trying a few bokeh shots with the 18-55mm lens i bought with my cam :)
flowers are so simple yet so pure and beautiful..no wonder they depict love , the purest and most beautiful human emotion :)
is the cropping right or did i let in a lot of negative space..i just want you all to see the bokeh :P
The Netherlands knowledge center for the aluminium industry used to be housed in this remarkable building.
Houten, The Netherlands.
Design (2001): Abbink X de Haas
Eine Vormeldung aus dem Hamburger Raum lies mich an der Rollbahn für ca 15min Position beziehen. Eine GC 185 sollte wieder einmal weiter als Maschen den Volvozug befördern, was Grund genug war einmal loszufahren. Normal wird in Maschen die Lok gewechselt (Lineas 186). Hier hat der Zug gerade den Bahnhof Twistringen verlassen.
In July / August you can catch it a little farther to the right, enabling shifting tripod position to the left to get more of the front of the car.
Our July and August workshops with 2 nights in Bodie are coming up fast!
EXPLORED with best position of 4 on 14.01.2012
Long exposure shot of water feature at the entrance to Islamic Museum of Art in Doha, Qatar.
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Explore # 363 Highest position on 07/10/2008
Rivisitata da Alessandro Ornelli che ha ottenuto questo Tone Mapping da un unico file raw
Revisited by Alessandro Ornelli who obtained this result processing a single raw file
Versione originale - original version:
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Autumn is amazing. The color is fantastic, especially with a touch of fog or mist.
Is this too centered? Better crop suggestion, please?
Explore Highest position: 68 on Saturday, December 1, 2007
Highest Position - Explore #1 | 17.03.2009 (Thank u all very very much!)
This is another old shot reprocessed recently to how i feel it should be all along :) Thanks again for your wonderful support all these while. I'm still trying to keep the flow going therefore thank you all so much :D & good night from down under!
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The Adelaide General Post Office, South Australia
The shot
Standard 3 exposures shots (-2..0..+2EV) with tripod using the Canon EF-S 18-55mm lens and a polarized light filter
Photomatix
- Tonemapped with 3 exposure shots
Photoshop
- Added a layer effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast
- Added a layer effect of 'saturation' (yellows) to decrease the tone for the building
- Added a layer effect of 'saturation' (greens) to enhance the grass
- Used 'unsharp mask' ( as always ) on the background layer
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are ( as always ) welcome
Music
Joshua Kadison - Beautiful in My Eyes
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The last and final image in this series folks and probably my favorite, love the full down stroke position of the wings, thank you all.
I would like to tell the story of how I came to get this picture. It will only be of interest to a few diehard amateur photographers who might have experienced similar frustrations and rewards from our hobby.
This summer, we have had practically no hummingbird visits to our feeders. Now and then, the feeders are visited by a single hummingbird, giving rise to the impression that we only have one in our area. This is in sharp contrast with past years when our lot has been almost constantly abuzz with Hummingbird hubbub. After a while, I noticed that “our hummingbird” was paying regular visits to a Bugloss plant growing wild very close to our front door. Evidently, it preferred the Bugloss to our feeders.
I decided that this was the perfect opportunity to try out the new auto-capture feature that Nikon recently added to the Z8 by a firmware update. I set my tripod and Z8 up about 8 or 9 feet from the Bugloss with a 300mm lens and focused on the part of the Bugloss where I thought the hummingbird was most likely to go. Just as I was about to initiate the auto-capture and was looking at the screen at the back of the camera the hummingbird flew right into the frame in perfect focus and exposure and in exactly the position in which I hoped to capture it. Before I could get my finger to the shutter release it was gone !! I could not believe my bad luck. After that, several hours, spread out over a couple of days, of having the camera in auto-capture mode produced zero results. I gave up.
The morning after deciding to suspend my auto-capture project, I was at my desk and, out the window, I observed a couple of birds engaging in some strange behaviour high on a white pine. I got my Z8 with the 160-600 mm lens and went to my front door to take some handheld pictures. The birds were too far away to get any good shots. Before I went back into the house, my attention turned wistfully to the Bugloss which had been the scene of my photographic defeat. I wondered if I was far enough from the Bugloss to focus on it with my long lens. So, I pointed my camera to it and began trying to focus on the Bugloss. The very first thing I saw through my finder when the image came into focus became the picture you see above.
The hummingbird gave me a second chance at exactly the image I had missed a couple of days earlier!!
Allium is situated on a gravel road that leads up towards the Billerud Farm, with a view over Mjøsa. With one part on each side of the road, it acquires the role of a portal to the old estate, formerly a residence for high-ranking public officials with wall paintings by Peder Balke. The sculpture is 15 metres high and is made of reused steel. It is lacquered in a light blue colour that Wyller has used on several of his sculptures.
The word allium (Latin) means onion and the sculpture’s form is inspired by the farming of Østre Toten. The sculpture is conceived as a line drawing of an onion and lies in the landscape like an onion on a tray in a classical still life. The portal is positioned on the diagonal across the gravel road, so that the sculpture’s largest volume is clearly visible from the county highway above. Locally the sculpture has been given the nickname Lauken (“The Onion”) and has assumed the role of an identity symbol
A Royal Tern on the beach at Smyrna Dunes Park in a rather unusual position. Of the 45 tern species worldwide, 15 can be found in Florida.
Santuario della Madonna del Sasso (XVIII sec.) a Pella (Novara), in posizione panoramica sul Lago d'Orta
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Madonna del Sasso Sanctuary (XVIII cent.) in Pella municipality (Italy), in panoramic position on Orta Lake
Lets start this year with a classic weird sleeping position. I really don't know how he can be comfortable like this, but it's Arthur, right? Hahaha
Happy new year, everyone!
Several coyotes having a late morning hunting spree. The female was doing the hunting and the male would supervise.
Citadel Aiud is a medieval fortress church with strong stone walls, reinforced towers, and religious buildings positioned in the town center. The complex merges defensive structures with sacred spaces through a carefully designed architectural layout.
The complex traces its founding to 1293, when King Ladislaus IV of Hungary granted a privilege document authorizing the construction of this fortified settlement. The structure underwent further reinforcement and expansion as regional threats from invasion increased over time.
The site reflects how medieval residents balanced military defense with religious life within a single fortified space. The layout reveals the integrated daily rhythms of a community that needed both protection and places for worship.
Portions of the walls were originally constructed in response to 13th-century Mongol attacks and reveal the urgency with which early settlers needed to protect their homes. These older layers remain visible beneath later medieval additions to the structure.
The position of this butterfly makes it look elongated. It reminds me of the great painter El Greco (1541-1614).