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Another large view in high Resolution (6K).
So if you want to see some details on the bird, please zoom in 2 times.
Une autre vue plein champ en haute resolution (6K).
Donc si vous voulez voir des details sur l'oiseau, il suffit de zoomer 2 fois sur la photo.
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Just got back from yet another trip to the Lake District. Not many photos taken due to inclement weather (putting it mildly) but here's one from April last year. I must have found a handy rock as this is in high resolution mode.
-Alphonse de Lamartine
Another New Year's Resolution suggestion. "I promise to spend time being inspired by music and letting it move me into a better relationship with a friend."
Music can be a powerful thing. It can transform us. It is the universal language that we can all understand and that is what makes it so very special. You would be surprised how listening to music with someone can grow a bond.
For me, listening to music with loved ones is deep rooted. Putting on records for my grandma and sitting quietly together, holding hands and smiling at each other as we listened intently was some of my fondest memories of time spent with her.
Imagine what it can do for you. You're on a road trip with someone who you don't know how to talk to. You hear a song you both like and suddenly you both are singing the lyrics out loud. This act breaks the awkward silence and gives you both common ground. :) Think about the possibilities music can add to your life. They are infinite. Happy listening!
1. I promise to do one nice thing for a person each day.
2. I promise to reach out to someone I have not in a long time.
3. I promise to spend time being inspired by music and letting it move me into a better relationship with a friend.
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My resolution is to begin my revolution of love. If you ever attended attitude owned by vincent borsuk you know we were hinting at new things coming. Today I layed the first stone to that revolution. If you have been held down by bullies or saw your talent held back because other's attacked you help is coming. The revolution of love.
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Hair: .Shi : Discorded
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Sweater and Coat: Clef de Peau.Simon Coat Tweed Coal [TMP]
Blue Jay. Just testing out the new Super Resolution Enhancement feature in Lightroom.
Beware though of the huge file sizes as it creates a new dng file that is close to 350MB in size. And if you edit it in Photoshop, that will return another huge file, a tiff file of around 350MB in size too.
The original files were 6,000 X 4,000 and after the super resolution treatment they were 12,000 X 8,000, so cropping is necessary unless you're making a really big print and want the whole image to be printed.
"I am going to try to pay attention to the spring. I am going to look around at all the flowers, and look up at the hectic trees. I am going to close my eyes and listen."
Anne Lamott
Asha, Ashala and I want to wish all our flickr friends a wonderful and peaceful New Year. May 2024 be the best yet. Thank you dear friends for your support and friendship...Connie
This is a Panorama out of 4 x 80MegaPixel Higheres Pen-F Shots.
I did some Postprocessing to eliminate the Blur in the Water and to delete the movement of the people.
If someone is interested in how I did it, drop me a message here in Flickr.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from January 2018.
Happy New Year to you all!
2023 was not a great year for me and I am sad to report that it has been 8 months since I even picked up my camera. It hardly ever left my side before, like an extension of my own eyes, but PTSD swallowed me whole and I had lost all inspiration.
My New Year's Resolution, to myself, is to make friends with my camera once again. I don't know what direction that will take other than I want to get to know her again and put her to use doing what Canon intended.
Your support through such a difficult year has been a real lifeline and I do not say so lightly. Thank you all so very much, from the depths of my heart, and I hope that I can eventually repay you all with new work to share.
My warmest wishes to you for 2024 my Flickr friends. The world has gone completely crazy and looks set to continue on that path but know that I will be there with you. Sharing my photography and, more importantly, enjoying the work and words that you share and letting you know that I am thrilled to be on that journey with you.
Take care everyone.
Auflösung des Rätsels; es ist das Radioteleskop Effelsberg in der Eifel
Resolution of the riddle; it is the radio telescope Effelsberg in the Eifel region.
Résolution de l'énigme; c'est le radiotélescope Effelsberg dans la région de l'Eifel.
Resolución del acertijo; es el radiotelescopio Effelsberg en la región de Eifel.
Resolução do enigma; é o radiotelescópio Effelsberg na região de Eifel.
Risoluzione dell' enigma; è il radiotelescopio Effelsberg nella regione dell' Eifel.
Was ragt da in die Luft, lässt Wolken sichtbar werden, streckt seine Lauscher in weite Ferne, hofft auf Antworten! Es steht in der Nähe des größten Sees in einem Bundesland Deutschlands.
Der See ist ein Calderasee.
Der letzte Vulkan Ausbruch war eineinhalbmal größer als der Ausbuch des Pinatubo 1991 und sechsmal größer als der Ausruch des Mout St.Helens 1986
Einen guten, friedlichen Start in die neue Woche.
Auf Eure Antworten freue ich mich.
Die Auflösung? kommt sicher? in den nächsten Tagen!
What sticks out into the air, makes clouds visible, stretches its listeners far away, hopes for answers! It is located near the largest lake in a German state.
The lake is a Caldera lake.
The last volcano eruption was one and a half times bigger than the one of Pinatubo in 1991 and six times bigger than the eruption of the Mout St. Helens 1986
A good, peaceful start to the new week.
I look forward to your answers.
Resolution? will you be safe? in the next few days!
Ce qui sort en l'air, rend les nuages visibles, étend les oreilles au loin, espère des réponses! Il est situé près du plus grand lac d'un état allemand.
Le lac est un lac de Caldera.
La dernière éruption volcanique a été une fois et demie plus importante que celle du Pinatubo 1991 et six fois plus importante que celle du Mout St. Helens 1986
Un bon début de semaine paisible.
J'attends vos réponses avec impatience.
La résolution? Tu seras en sécurité? dans les prochains jours!
Lo que sobresale en el aire, hace visibles las nubes, estira las orejas lejos, espera respuestas! Se encuentra cerca del lago más grande de un estado alemán.
El lago es un lago de Caldera.
La última erupción del volcán fue una vez y media más grande que la del Pinatubo 1991 y seis veces más grande que la erupción del Mout St.
Un buen comienzo pacífico de la nueva semana.
Espero sus respuestas.
¿La resolución? ¿Estarás a salvo? en los próximos días!
O que sobe no ar, torna as nuvens visíveis, estica os ouvidos, aguarda respostas! Está localizado perto do maior lago de um estado alemão.
O lago é um lago de Caldera.
A última erupção do vulcão foi uma vez e meia maior que a de Pinatubo 1991 e seis vezes maior do que a erupção de Mout St. Helens 1986.
Ciò che si attacca nell' aria, rende visibili le nuvole, allunga le orecchie lontano, spera di risposte! Si trova vicino al lago più grande di uno stato tedesco.
Il lago è un lago di Caldera.
L' ultima eruzione del vulcano è stata una volta e mezzo più grande di quella del Pinatubo 1991 e sei volte più grande dell' eruzione della foce di Sant' Elena1986.
Un buon, pacifico inizio alla nuova settimana.
Attendo con ansia le sue risposte.
La risoluzione? sarai sicuro? nei prossimi giorni!
Um bom começo pacífico para a nova semana.
Aguardo suas respostas.
A resolução? Você estará seguro? nos próximos dias!
Eucalyptus deglupta is a species of tall tree, commonly known as the rainbow eucalyptus, Mindanao gum, or rainbow gum that is native to the Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. It is the only Eucalyptus species that usually lives in rainforest, with a natural range that extends into the Northern Hemisphere. It is characterized by multi-coloured bark.
Eucalyptus deglupta is a fast-growing tree that typically reaches a height of 60–78 m (197–256 ft) with the trunk up to 240 cm (94 in) in diameter and with buttresses up to 4 m (13 ft) high. It has smooth, orange-tinted bark that sheds in strips, revealing streaks of pale green, red, orange, grey, and purplish brown.
Wikipedia
San Salvador, El Salvador.
Central America
Newton Abbot in all its glory, before rationalisation. The signal box is looking a bit careworn, but the signal gantry still stands proud as Class 50 No. 50018 'Resolution' winds through the station at the head of a London Paddington - Penzance service on 23rd April 1985. Note, not a weed or feral bush in sight-those were the days!! Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
I thought this was just a wasp with iridescent wings photo but the big screen revealed it is a wasp with an ant as prey. I don't know if the wasp's eyes are really green or that's a reflection of surrounding greenery. Circle of life at the micro level.
As 2016 looms, I started reflecting on my photographic goals and resolutions going forward. So, for the upcoming year I hope to:
- Shoot from the heart and not the head;
- Shoot less, but better, and;
- Get over my phobia about photographing people.
What do you hope to accomplish photographically in the upcoming year?
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🔗 Full 250MP resolution (monochrome version – Part II):
www.flickr.com/photo_download.gne?size=o&id=548707269...
Color Edition – Part I (Full Glory Series):
www.flickr.com/photos/stefan-zimmermann-official/54317352...
(Flickr can only display up to 20MP in the browser.)
This image is Part II of my Pixel Shift series – the monochrome continuation of the color version (Part I).
As many already know from the first image, Pixel Shift tolerates no motion: not in the frame, not in the environment. I spent hours in -3°C temperatures waiting for one single moment without a passing train or a vibrating bridge.
In that brief silence, 16 perfectly aligned sensor-shifted exposures merged into this 250MP black-and-white interpretation – stripped down to light, structure, rhythm, and the steel heartbeat of Frankfurt Central Station.
Unlike the vivid color edition, this monochrome version presents the station not as a hub of movement, but as a monumental cathedral of machinery – frozen in time.
📷 Camera: Sony Alpha 7R V
🔭 Lens: Sony FE 28–70mm F2.0 GM
📏 Focal Length: 66 mm
🌌 Resolution: 250 Megapixels via Pixel Shift (16-shot sequence)
⏱ Exposure: 16 × 16s (total sensor exposure: 256 seconds)
🌞 Aperture: f/5.6
🌙 ISO: 200
In recent times the incidents reported on ivory poaching in various games parks through out Africa have increased alot and this has put the gentle giants,the Elephants,coming very close to be classified as an endangered species.Although poaching of elephants is a very serious menace to the survival of the species, lets hope that the new Wildlife Act which has just been enacted by the Kenyan Parliament acts as a deterrent to the poachers. .
Lets pray and hope that our future generations get to see and enjoy the lovely sights we get to see in our National Parks.
This head shot was captured during my recent visit to Masai Mara,Sept 2017, driving away from Keekorok Lodge saw this young elephant peacefully grazing.....what a pleasing sight to see the beautiful tusks on the animal instead of some shops in the Far East......
Please left click with your mouse to appreciate the photograph at full resolution.
during our dinner at the kasui restaurant in palma de mallorca, I captured this image reflecting the scenery of plaça de raimundo clar through the restaurant's window.
I recommend that you download full resolution images and zoom to 100% in your image editing software, e.g. Photoshop, to review sharpness - 4K examples that follow will appear sharper when viewed in a web browser.
Note > Minor cropping may have been made to either straighten the image or to adjust to the 16:10 aspect ratio (the shape of most computer monitors).
Captured with : MSI Afterburner
Vibrance, tonemap and etc. : ReShade
Free Camera + FOV : Cinematic Tools
Infinity HP : Cheat Engine
Resolution : Nvidia DSR 2880x
I am not a fan of winter but I live in the north and have to get over it. My last couple of years in Winnipeg I did my best to embrace winter. I tried to get to all the winter events I could every weekend. I am going to try that again this year.
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The Racetrack is a playa--a dry lakebed--best known for its strange moving rocks. Located in a remote area of California's Death Valley National Park, the heavy stones appear to move across the dried lake bed known as Racetrack Playa, leaving a trail behind them in the cracked mud.
In years past, the apparent movement was blamed on everything from space aliens and magnetic fields to pranksters. But until recently no one had actually seen the rocks move, which only added to the mystery.
As noted on the National Park Service website, the mystery was finally solved in 2014 when in a paper published in the August 27, PLOS ONE, a team led by Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, paleobiologist Richard Norris reported on first-hand observations of the phenomenon. Because the stones can sit for a decade or more without moving, the researchers did not originally expect to see motion in person. Instead, they decided to monitor the rocks remotely by installing a high-resolution weather station capable of measuring gusts to 1 second intervals and fitting 15 rocks with custom-built, motion-activated GPS units. The experiment was set up in Winter 2011 with permission of the National Park Service. Then –in what Ralph Lorenz of the Applied Physics Laboratory at the Johns Hopkins University, one of the paper's authors, suspected would be "the most boring experiment ever" –they waited for something to happen.
But in December 2013, Norris and co-author James Norris (of Interwoof and Richard's cousin) arrived in Death Valley to discover that the playa was covered with a shallow pond no more than seven centimeters (three inches) deep. Shortly after, the rocks began moving.
Their observations show that moving the rocks requires a rare combination of events. First, the playa fills with water, which must be deep enough to allow formation of floating ice during cold winter nights but shallow enough to expose the rocks. As nighttime temperatures plummet, the pond freezes to form sheets of "windowpane" ice, which must be thin enough to move freely but thick enough to maintain strength. On sunny days, the ice begins to melt and break up into large floating panels, which light winds drive across the playa pool. The ice sheets shove rocks in front of them and the moving stones leave trails in the soft mud bed below the pool surface.
I don't know...I am still going with the space alien theory!