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excuse the face, its sunday so its not a pretty day.
maybe edited a little too much? i got carried away with myself. ahhh at least i kept myself entertained for the day.
87/365.
:)
I find that the white balance settings dramatically influence the color tones of a shot like this. The auto settings of my Nikon D810 ranged from yellow/red to purple during this sunset. I shoot in RAW, so I don't fret about the auto-WB settings while in the field, but it does create a dilemma in post-processing. Because of this, I try to really pay attention to the color tones of the actual scene in front of me. No camera can truly capture it - the luminance, the feel, the tonality of the colors. In my approach, that's up to me to see it, remember it, and try to push the dials in a way that faithfully expresses what I saw. It's an elusive but satisfying process.
I had to apply vignetting to the image because the sunshine was obliterating the scene...;-).
February 18 is day 4 of my measurements of the growth-rate. The
bulb has grown two inches in two days. It has doubled its growth rate in the last two days.
February 18 = G :: Growth Rate Starts With The Letter G
G is for Growth Rate. That's good enough for me!
I planted a bulb, possibly Japanese iris, crocus, or hyacinth in a flowerpot of rooted coleus for spring replanting. A bunch of flowerpots with different rooted cuttings are on my kitchen windowsill.
I figured out how to measure this unknown bulb’s growth rate using a popsicle stick to mark the sprout’s height.
The growth rate I measured using a finely divided yellow metal tape is 7/16 inches or 1.11 centimeters per 24 hours.
Tags:
Coleus Colorful Garden Gardening Gardener Organic Flowers Leaves Windowsill Window View Tucson Arizona USA "North America" "Southwestern USA" "American Southwest" "February Fun Alphabet" "February 7=G" Measurement "Daily Growth" "Growth Rate" "Inches per 24 Hours" "Centimeters Per 24 Hours"
date: 8th, Mar. 2019
location: iidate, fukushima
exposure: 480sec. x 14 + 180sec. x 5 (ISO1600)
camera: Canon EOS60Da
optics: Takahashi MT-200(1200mm F6)
mount & guide: Takahashi NJP, MGEN
Original shot is here
This shot is essentially genesis of my affair with photography. I took this during my first photoWalk. Since then photography has become a passion
all other shots were full of haze, unsharp
milky yellow in the morning
Pink moon at sunrise
impressive pink sunrise
..
15% brighter than normal
and nearer (about 384.400 km normal)
27. April 2021 - Entfernung zur Erde: rund 357.400 km
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Canon PowerShot SX70 HS
1365 mm
just because……going thru my archives
Am not sure if I was using picmonkey for post processing. That was before I got disenchanted with their “improvements”
My best (yes, I'm afraid it is) attempt to give this photo the feel of an old Chinese/Japanese painting.
And no, adding idiograms would not have looked authentic; it would have been crass. And I'd probably have said something rude without realising it, too..
built in 1974, terminal 2 at the cincinnati airport was a long narrow hallway. CVG has long been in decline: terminal 1 was shuttered in 2007, terminal 2 in 2012. only terminal 3 remains open for passenger traffic. terminal 1 & 2 were subsequently demolished in the spring of 2016.
reprocessing old files with current software. fuji finepix F30 6MP point-and-shoot, processed in photoshop + nik color efex + alienskin exposure.
I'm behind on my reading, what else is new? When they arrive I quickly thumb through them, always intending to go back to each one when I have the time, but then another one arrives... Of course I found the time to over process this photo, several magazines at a time, running them through the filters in Photoshop, sometimes more than once, and then a couple of final hits in Aviary... HSS everyone!
Getting better data from the new camera inspired me to put some more effort into my Pixinsight planetary workflow. I'm very pleased with my results. Questar 89/1350 mm telescope with Dakin 2x Barlow, UV/IR cut filter and ZWO ASI224MC planetary video camera. Taken 2018-08-07 05:36 UT from Austin, Texas. Exposed 57.6 msec at a gain of 330. The best 15% of 3,094 frames captured with FireCapture and stacked in Autostakkert 3 with 3x drizzle. Postprocessing in PixInsight with final exposure tweaks in Photoshop.
This was a surprise at a car show at the Cleveland County Senior Citizen Center North of Shelby. The company lasted from 1945 to 1953, and they produced an interesting sports car, the Darrin. I layering and masking to blur the background.
WARNING! I snapped these photographs under duress by my husband.
I am terribly afraid of spiders of all kinds, yet my husband insisted I take these pictures and share them.
I have these red plastic trays that I use on my young tomato plants when I put them in the ground to help strengthen their root system. I was removing the spent plants and the trays from the garden the other day. When I turned the tray over to spray it off with the hose, I was surprised by this visitor. There is more information about Black Widows here:
www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/eight-fun-facts-abo...