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Image created from multiple exposures blended together in Photoshop layers using the "Lighten" blend mode. All exposures were taken with a single Einstein strobe with a 22" beauty dish attached to a boom arm. Send me a FlickrMail message, and I'll be more than happy to send you some information on mostly how I photograph this style and what equipment I use.
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Northern Italy’s Po Valley is the most densely populated area in the country, accounting for nearly half of the national population. In this Sentinel-1A image, acquired on 24 April 2014, cities are visible along the bottom as bright radar reflections, lined along the main highway running left to right. Milan appears brightest on the left. Lake Garda, in the upper right, is Italy’s largest lake and third largest in the Alpine region.
This image is part of the exhibition at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan, Italy.
My Planet from Space: Fragility and Beauty takes you on a journey to some of the most beautiful and remote places on Earth.
Satellite eyes provide us with images of an ever-changing Earth: glaciers melting, sea levels rising, rainforests threatened by deforestation, growing desertification affecting croplands, and uncontrolled urban sprawl. They highlight the importance of spaceborne technology in the management and protection of natural resources and the global environment.
The exhibition has been organised to coincide with the Expo 2015, with particular focus on agriculture to highlight the Expo’s theme, ‘Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life’.
The exhibition runs 9 May to 10 January. For more information on visiting hours and tickets, see the museum website.
Credit: Copernicus data (2014)/ESA
I didn't get out for Sunrise this morning (due to Hangover!!) so headed out for a shot or two this afternoon very windy do decided on some Long Exposures to catch some nice cloud movement! only when setting up realised i'd forgot my remote release! so self timer & a 30 second exposure maximum!!
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
Focal Length: 24mm
Exposure: 30 sec
Aperture: f/16
ISO: 50
Filters: LEE 0.9 ND Grad SE & Big Stopper
Tripod: Manfrotto 055 XproB
Head: Manfrotto X Pro 3 Way Head
A view of Manarola, the second town of the Cinque Terra, five remote towns on the Ligurian coast of Italy, reveals the density of the buildings that climb the steep cliffs that rise from the Mediterranean Sea to make the small hamlet a magnet for tourists. (Postcard Series)
www.my-cinque-terre.com/index.htm
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In the woods near the Minnesota River a mile or so outside of Granite Falls the TC&W crosses the BNSF Marshall Sub at one of the lesser known rail crossings in the state.
Oh, yes. It's another shot of me and my camera. Meet the new toy, Cherry Pop. In hindsight, I realize I should've just bought the nex-5 cos it can function with a remote. But I really really want a red one. Also I have the other big cam which works way better with remote since it has the screen that goes all the way around.
I'm justifying.
P.S. Yes, the mirror needs cleaning.
More pics in the outtakes.
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The gray-crowned rosy finch is a species of passerine bird in the family Fringillidae native to Alaska, western Canada, and the north-western United States. Due to its remote and rocky alpine habitat it is rarely seen.
The mountain finches are birds in the genus Leucosticte. This genus also includes the rosy finches, named from their pinkish plumage. There are six species in the genus, three from Asia and three from North America.
The ancestor of the three species of North American rosy finches migrated from Asia.
Wikipedia.
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13/1/10
I apologise to anyone who looks at my pictures, because it's been bloody boring the last few weeks. I'm still fairly immobile, knackered and house bound. It doesn't make for a very varied photo stream I can tell you.
So I thought I'd give you lucky people a real treat today..... tadah! Rubbish isn't it? This is my first attempt at light painting and it took me hours. Making a room pitch black, setting up the tripod, stealing two torches from my sons without their knowledge, eating half a kilo of Quality Street to use the sellophane wrappers over said torches. Never let it be said that I don't suffer for my art, people. And that was just setting up.
I've lost my remote shutter button which did not help proceedings. So I am manually pressing the shutter, crawling to the wall in the pitch black, trying to memorise where on the wall I have to start drawing to be in shot, trying to memorise where I started, and therefore where I need to finish, then crawling back to the camera to see if I've done anything resembling a picture. And this is with questionably functioning stomach muscles. I must be mad.
And THEN when I'm sat at the computer loading them up, I explained to Simon what I was doing, thinking he'd be impressed and he said "mmmm, you could make that image in about 5 minute in Photoshop." Git.
For day 2 of our half-term trip down south we chose the secluded Ayrmer Cove as our destination for the day. We were extremely lucky with the weather for the entire holiday so we enjoyed a warm sunny day at a small wonderful beach we pretty much had for ourselves! Starting from a National Trust car park the route leads downhill in between fields to reach the stunning coastline. The rocks that line the cove have a fantastic silvery shine - very similar to the rocks that can be found at the north coast of Devon in Ilfracombe.
This very remote hoodoo is the most precariously balanced one I've ever seen. I guess it'd be nicer if I'd shot it in photogenic light rather than documentary style, but oh well.
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The image captures a breathtaking sunset over a calm lake, surrounded by majestic mountains. The golden sun casts a warm glow across the sky, reflecting beautifully on the still water. A wooden pier extends into the lake, adding depth and tranquility to the scene. Gentle ripples on the water enhance the serene atmosphere, while distant houses nestled in the hills complete this picturesque landscape.
A view of Lahaul & Spiti valley from the Manali -Leh highway.The Bhaga river flows through the valley and meets the Chandra river to form the Chandrabhaga or Chenab.The little settlement is Darcha , the northernmost permanent settlement on the Manali-Leh highway.It is situated at an elevation of about 11000 feet above sea level.