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During my preparations for a trip to Bryce Canyon, I chanced upon a hidden gem, Red Canyon. Nestled en route to Bryce, this lesser-known state park boasts a handful of hiking trails and a cozy campground. The particular trail that caught my eye was described as a showcase of Utah's unique red rock formations. Having already visited Bryce, I anticipated a similar sight, albeit with a twist.
Little did I know that Red Canyon would be a delightful surprise. The rocks here, a striking shade of red, outshine even the famed hues of Bryce, which lean more towards orange. The trails, though steep and technical, offered a thrilling adventure. Arriving well past sunrise, I had to be cautious not to overexpose the vibrant reds in my photos. In fact, it was a rare instance where I had to desaturate my images during post-processing.
Despite the problems with the computer,
Have a lot of pictures taken lately.
I have a big backlog with figuring out,
edit, selecting and place!
Go place older and newer photos on Flickr.
Ondanks de problemen met de computer,
heb ik toch veel foto's gemaakt.
heb dus een flinke achterstand met uitzoeken,
bewerken en posten!
Ga wat oudere en nieuwe foto's door elkaar plaatsen op Flickr.
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Straight from the camera.
After I drew around 600 light skeletons for the stop motion music film, drawing 33 skeletons didn't sound bad at all, haha!
Hopefully the video is out soon, having some problems with my editing computer, damn oh damn!
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IC 1396/1396A is also known as The Elephant Trunk Nebula, is an area of bright emission and dark nebulae located 2400 light-years away in the constellation of Cepheus.
This image results from only 3 hours of narrowband data collected on October 13th - and is the first use of my portable Askar FRA400 platform for travel. It was also the first time I had to do Polar Alignment when I could not see the northern portion of the sky.
North Carolina is supposed to have good weather but that was not my experience on this trip. After being there for three weeks, I only had a single evening clear and Moon free so that I could do some exposures!
The processing was a bit challenging on this project because of the short integration time and the fact that I ran into some guiding issues that caused elongated stars. But all-in-all, it was a good learning exercise, and despite the problems with collection, I thought the image came out reasonably well.
Full details on the capture and extensive processing notes for this image are available on my website at the link below:
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The details of how I prepared the mount for travel and my use of the mount when I got to my destination can be seen here
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Please check it out and let me know if you have any questions.
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Today it's routinely overlooked that among the problems involved in the long exposure times of early European portrait photography, a prominent place was often taken by rust (and virtual clown shoes). View On Black
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El río Mealt desemboca en una curiosa laguna con salida al mar, en la isla escocesa de Skye. Antes de caer al mar, se abre paso por un acantilado de columnas de basalto. El problema es lo ladeado que está el mirador y su barandilla, que no da para más y no puede sacarse un encuadre aceptable con larga exposición, pues poner el trípode allí es una operación de riesgo. Aún así, lo intenté y me vine con este ahorquillado de tres exposiciones de 10, 20 y 30 segundos, apiladas y procesadas con Lightroom.
The Mealt river flows into a curious lagoon near the sea, in the Scottish island of Skye. Before falling into the sea, water passes by a cliff of basalt columns. The problem is so lopsided that is the viewpoint and its banister, which it's not affordable with an acceptable long exposure shoot, then putting there the tripod is a risk operation. Still, I tried and I came with this bracketing of three exposures of 10, 20 and 30 seconds, stacked and processed with Lightroom.
Dear World,
Run for help when you cut your finger, get help, cut your finger again. I think coincidence is not the problem, but the time has come to check some other areas for problems.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
Mamiya Sekor Z 110mm f2.8
Kodak Portra 160VC
scanned by the lab.....
From the first roll of film I've put through the RZ since I got it (not including instants) Pretty impressed with this camera - it's quite hefty but I didn't have any problem hand holding it out and about. The rotating back is a dream to use!
A bonus "Friday Face" this week. I don't understand Japanese. However, it was quite possible to interpret what was going on in this photo.
I saw the passenger get up from her seat, but too late to get off the train at her stop. She had probably nodded off as so many people do on Japanese public transport. She walked down the train to find the conductress. The conductress very politely invited her to sit down opposite us and came back a couple of minutes later with information that she should get off at a particular station to connect with a service going the opposite way. Something was then written on the ticket which I imagine gave the lady a free ride back down the line.
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The local police followed the men and saw them pull into the Owl Motel, the one with the huge neon "WHO" that has become a landmark of sorts.
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Just posted this as there was a discussion going on a FB page about waders having problems with bivalves clamping on to their bills (and feet) and I'd be interested to know if anyone else has seen the same. This bird was taken at Blackness Castle in late October 2012
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Apparently the tropical milkweed plants sold in stores may cause problems for Monarch butterflies: entomologytoday.org/2015/01/16/planting-the-wrong-kind-of...
After reading about it, I harvested a few of the remaining "native" seeds from the milkweeds in one of the parks and now have them stored damp in my refrigerator. Will try to grow them this year.
Over the last 24 hours I have received no notifications of any new photographs you may have added to your photo steams. Hopefully it will soon be sorted and I will be able to catch up with you all.
Have a wonderful weekend x
.....with a long and sharp beak design (see one image earlier) is that food has to be swallowed whole.
Interesting facts: The Great Blue Heron is the largest N.American heron.
Average size : L 46"(117cm) with a wingspan of 72"(183 cm.).
Herons have been known to choke on prey that is too large.- Wikipedia encyclopedia
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# michael stipe redux -- in the crosshairs of the trona remix
# location: orbit, the far side of the moon
Taken in the Peak District, Derbyshire.
This is our second visit as we were not happy with the shots we got, so a return visit to try and improve on them was in order.
We got into a male almost immediately, so we settled down to see were and what he was doing, we did spot his mate in the distance but she never came close.
I think we have improved but still need to do better.
A shot, from his third visit, this time I moved a little closer, had real problems finding but attaining focus was better.
This a reworked image I loaded to Flickr the other day, I have cropped it tighter and lightened the shadow area's
Es stellt sich herraus das mein Pc ein klein wenig zickt. Darum ist der Text mal wieder auf Sparflamme für heute. Keine Ahnung wo das Problem ist, aber der PC will einfach nicht booten.
Ihr dürft natürlich gerne Teilen, kommentieren, konstruktiv kritisieren und Folgen.
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While the sun is very high, it is still worth a shot of this rare occurrence. 68001 tnt 68005 lead the diverted 6c51 Sellafield-Heysham nukes through Barrow station, running 3 early at this point. This train normally runs via the avoiding line between Park South and Dalton Jn, but for this week only, the nukes are routed through Barrow instead for some reason. This is a very very rare occurrence and one that only happens once every few years if Dalton Jn or the Signal box ever has issues, though I'm not sure what the problem is this time around? It was nice for it to coincide with some decent weather for a change too.
Station sign removed from front of loco*
I always have problems to take photos of Blue Tits, even at Monrepos where they come to the feeder. They are very fast, just land briefly, grab a nut and disappear again. This one was more cooperative and posed very nicely for me, if only for about two seconds.
Parece que los problemas que tuvo la 289.101 después de pasar la "R" se reproducen en su compañera de serie, la 289.102, que aquí vemos entrando en la estación de Casetas. Y es que justo después de estacionarse y hacer el relevo de maquinistas la locomotora dijo que no andaba más. Tras media hora subiendo y bajando pantógrafos consiguió por fin arrancar. Aunque tampoco fue muy lejos, en Miranda fue directa a talleres.
I "created" this last week using Photoleap A.I. , but hesitated to post it. The intended reference was "The Apprentice", a TV show that helped made Trump "famous". Then on Easter morning I saw the obscene and threatening post that he made on social media and decided that this image is very appropriate. His action wasNOT that of a normal national leader.
When my aging mother started having dementia problems I attended a workshop related to her condition. There I learned that one of the signs of dementia was the use of inappropriate language.Trump's Easter outburst on social media was NOT a sign of a crass person. It was a sign that the 25th Amendment needs to be invoked due to his mental unfitness to hold his elected position. A number of national leaders have bluntly said the same.
We need to resolve this issue before the nation and the world experiences even worse than the present disruptions. We need to do it NOW.
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One for the money, two for the show
I never was ready, so I watch you go
Sometimes you just don't know the answer
'Til someone's on their knees and asks you
"She would've made such a lovely bride
What a shame she's fucked in the head, " they said
But you'll find the real thing instead
She'll patch up your tapestry that I shred
And hold your hand while dancing
Never leave you standing
Crestfallen on the landing
With champagne problems