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I couldn't believe how many photographers were down at the pier today. I've only photographed it once in the 12 years I’ve lived here just because it seems to be the only area photographed here in San Clemente. The tides have been very extreme the past couple of days with the full moon so I looked at the tide chart and noticed low tide would coincide with sunset, so I figured there would be some cool reflections at the pier. I guess everyone else thought the same thing. I was a bit intimidated by everyone and all their fancy gear and tripods but I was surprised to see that they all basically stood in the same place...mere feet from each other...the entire sunset. I usually run around every few frames or so and try to capture as many angles as I can.
Anywaysssss this is one I decided to put up. There’s a lot more but I'm usually too lazy to go through hundreds of photos after taking them.
Thanks for looking!
KS
I wish you all a happy new year 2025. The next year will be full of decisions. Which track do you choose and where will you go? Thank you for your support, faves and visits! I will post more of my work in 2025.
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+ i thought the relfection looked cool in this over exposed roll of film i had :D
i was thinking that i would maybe start using my film camera and just see if i like it.
alot of people use film LEEMAY does, and her photos are wonderful :P
:/ maybe ill give it a try
A man photographs bubbles at last weekend's effervescent Dr. Suess-inspired Newmindspace Bubble Battle.
My full set of bubble shots is over here.
A composit of a High Dynamic Range and a Long Exposure of the Swing Chair Carousel infront of the Millennium Square relfection water feature at the Bristol Vintage Winter Wonderland.
Sunrise at Whitefish Point in Paridise in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. My wife and I got up early and looked at the sky in the east and saw it glowing bright orange. The temperature was 30 degrees as we reached Whitefish Point and we walked down to the beach to wait for the sun to rise. It was the most beautiful sunrise we have ever seen. We held hands and thought we had just gone to Heaven together.
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Taken from the car while we were driving by on the way back to our hotel in Penang, Malaysia.
Submitted for ODC "Straight" challenge
Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton, a suburb of Melbourne in Australia
An oldie: May 2010
Please don't share or use this image on websites, blogs or in other media without my explicit prior permission. © All rights reserved Mark Elliott 2014.
EXPLORE on May 23
My dear friends from Spain, this is Asturias in Brazil.
Guarujá, SP.
Please, check the map.
- 3 sets of 3 shots stitched (FROM THE VAULT) HDR, filter ND Grad .9 + ND.6
- ISO320, 18mm, F/13.0, 1/60
GEAR
- Nikon D90 + Nikkor 18-105mm
Processing
Import into Lightroom as DNG
Into Photomatix for HDR
Into AutoPanoGiga to stitch
Into Photoshop:
- Unsharp mask
Into Lightroom again
- Added gradient on top to lower exposition
- Some exposure and clarity tweeks
- Vignette
- Border
Miami, at Florida's southeastern tip, is a vibrant city whose Cuban influence is reflected in the cafes and cigar shops that line Calle Ocho in Little Havana. Miami Beach, on barrier islands across the turquoise waters of Biscayne Bay, is home to glamorous South Beach, famed for its colorful art deco buildings, white sand, surfside hotels and trendsetting nightclubs.
I don't know what's the most suprising between celebrating christmas under 18 degress of having sunset time an hour later than back home in my north?
Maybe both ;)
That's details from a tall glass xmas tree, locally made.
La Valletta, Malta in january 2015
We had a wonderfull week-end on Mont Valin. There is 15cm of snow over there(ALREADY).
I had trouble with LR to upload this picture.........
Bright lights on the long stretch of the George Washington Bridge from Fort Lee, New Jersey to New York City. Hope everyone has a wonderful Memorial Day weekend! And thank you for 330,000 flickr views.
(30 seconds exp.)
Reflextion of The Fiera di Milano
This Milan Trade Fair, a mile-long exhibition fairground has been designed
by Roman architect Massimiliano Fuksas.
The Fiera covers 2.1 million square feet, provides 20,000 parking spaces and two-dozen restaurants, and by almost every measure stakes a legitimate claim to being called a megastructure.
Late in the afternoon at Sumner beach September 16, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
Sumner is a coastal seaside suburb of Christchurch.On 22 February 2011, Sumner was hit by the Christchurch earthquake, which destroyed or made uninhabitable a large number of the local houses and commercial buildings. On 13 June the same year, Sumner was hit by another earthquake of almost the same magnitude as the February event. These two earthquakes caused many of Sumner's iconic cliffs to collapse, and many areas to be cordoned off with both traditional fences and, more interestingly, shipping containers.
For more Info:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner,_New_Zealand
I have been reading up on the work of the mid-century modernists and this is sort of inspired by the work of the photographers of the Texas Bauhaus
As I looked out my Hotel Max window last night, I saw this wonderful reflection, and my camera GOT IT! (2009)
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Taken years ago when I used to visit Seattle every Christmas, dreaming of moving from California to Washington. And I so I have! (2015) :)
HWW!
Happy Window Wednesdays