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This started of as three bracketed infrared images. They were merged to a 32 bit file in Photomatix, saved and opened up in Adobe Camera Raw where the 32 bit file was processed. It was then opened up in Photoshop where the red and blue channels were swapped and then it was converted to a 16 bit file, After that it had some processing using Topaz Clarity and Detail filters, before being opened up in Topaz Restyle where the colours were swapped around
Last sunrise on the old trusted berth. The last sunrise for the Noordhinder on this old trusted berth. It is the day of the relocation to the new Koningskade also in Hellevoetsluis. A beautiful fresh sunny day to festively welcome the Lightship in the historic naval harbor where she will become a real maritime attraction together with other historic ships and the dry dock.
Photo February 2015, Lichtschip 12 De Noord-Hinder (1963) after 52 years in time.
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Lichtschip 12 De Noord-Hinder - Relocation
This Lightship (Est. 1963) is the last lightship built in the Netherlands. On March 21, 1994, this last Dutch lightship was definitively taken from the sea and is now a museum ship in Hellevoetsluis. The all orange ship in maintained by a group of passionate volunteers keeping the ship in authentic state. The ship has been in service at several places on the North Sea off the Dutch coast and is still well known to many shipping crews.
The Noord-Hinder is 45.4 meters long, 8.35 meters wide, draft 3.2 meters, displacement 510 tons and was equipped with a few small diesel engines. The light, in an 18-meter tower above sea level, had a range of 27 nautical miles. The light from the 4,200-watt lamp was amplified by a Fresnel lens and emitted 2 flares every 10 seconds. It was also equipped with a radar beacon and fog horn.
Info: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noord-Hinder_(schip,_1963).
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Photo February 7, 2015 - Richard Poppelaars.
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Fuji
Der Fuji ist ein Vulkan und mit 3776,24 m Höhe über dem Meeresspiegel der höchste Berg Japans. Sein Gipfel befindet sich auf der japanischen Hauptinsel Honshū an der Grenze zwischen den Präfekturen Yamanashi und Shizuoka. Seit 2013 ist er Teil des Weltkulturerbes.
Schichtvulkan
Alter des Gesteins
100.000 Jahre
Letzte Eruption
1707
Die geeignetste Umsetzung des Namens im Deutschen dürfte Fuji sein. Manche Japanologen vertreten allerdings die Auffassung, man könne
Fujisan
auch als Eigennamen verwenden, und berufen sich dabei zum Beispiel auf Mont Blanc und Mount Everest, da bei jenen das fremde Wort für Berg ebenfalls unübersetzt bleibt. Die Silbe -san würde damit als Bestandteil des Namens aufgefasst.
Gleichermaßen verhält es sich mit der ebenfalls heute noch anzutreffenden Schreibweise 不二 fuji, welche sich mit „nicht zwei“, also „einmalig“ wiedergeben lässt.
Ähnlich wie Söller, oder Zoller, einzeln stehend.
Nothing quite heralds the arrival of spring like cherry blossom. The streets and gardens are all the more beautiful right now for the show on these ornamental trees.
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Postprocessing done only via Snapseed based on the JPG which came out of the camera.
Milchstrasse an der Nordsee.
Bearbeitung nur mittels Snapseed am JPG das aus der Kamera kam
This year the FFF+ have created a group challenge called 'Five on The Fifth' (FOTF) ... five images in the form of a collage must be uploaded on the 5th of each month, with there being a different theme, set by a member of the group each month.
The photos can be five different images or five images of the one subject/object shot in different ways, as long as they are presented in the form of a collage.
This months theme was "structures" as chosen by www.flickr.com/people/laszlo_papinot/
I may be pushing the boundaries on this one ... its a manipulated composite of 5 images, re-creating the Gold Coast skyline as [not] seen from the lawns of the Gold Coast Arts Centre. The city sky scrapers are across a river and behind the sound shell structure, but not in the same perspective or dimensions as you see them here.
A late Christmas gift from my husband and son! A new garden spinner that goes crazy with the blowing wind!