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2017 is here. My resolution is to enter the New Year the same way I exited the old, striving each and every day to be a beneficial presence in the world. My hope is, that you all do the same.
Happy New Year and Happy Slider's Sunday everyone.
Nevada County CA
A high resolution shot with the camera perched on ledge at Miradouro das Portas do Sol, Lisbon, described as a
"Scenic viewpoint with panoramic city views of traditional Alfama houses with red roofs & churches."
Happy window Wednesday!
Same day
Same place
But different colors
You can click on the photo to watch it with a better resolution
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HMS Endeavour, also known as HM Bark Endeavour, was a British Royal Navy research vessel that Lieutenant James Cook commanded to Australia and New Zealand on his first voyage of discovery from 1768 to 1771. (Wiki)
This replica is anchored in Whitby, where James Cook began his three major voyages.. Firstly on the Endeavour then the Adventure and Discovery... (another ship Cook commanded was the Resolution)
She (the Endeavour) departed Plymouth in August 1768, rounded Cape Horn, and reached Tahiti in time to observe the 1769 transit of Venus across the Sun. She then set sail into the largely uncharted ocean to the south, stopping at the Pacific islands of Huahine, Borabora, and Raiatea to allow Cook to claim them for Great Britain. In September 1769, she anchored off New Zealand, the first European vessel to reach the islands since Abel Tasman's Heemskerck 127 years earlier. (Wiki)
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"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
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.
Two Jack Lake and Mt Rundle
Banff, Canada
June 2014.
I will be sharing photos from my recent trip to Canada over the next couple of months or so, beginning with this post. Do note that I am not presenting these images in chronological sequence.
For those keen to check out the EXIF information, please note that I do not have the habit of adjusting my camera's date/time information. Hence, the dates/times reflect Singapore time, but all other pieces of EXIF information remain accurate.
Copyright Rebecca Ang 2014. All Rights Reserved.
Do not copy, reproduce, download or use in any way without permission.
A high resolution image is available. If you wish to buy or license my image, please contact me by email: rp_ang@yahoo.com
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.
Berlin, Germany, 2019.
So far, abstract photos have (with the notable exception of my Wax series) been a by-product of my photography, something that happened while I was shooting architecture or landscapes.
However, I have been encouraged by several photography friends (here on FlickR, most notably by Walerija Weiser) to focus more on my abstract photography and not let its lesser popularity on social media keep me from producing and sharing it in public. So, one of my resolutions for 2020 is to follow this advice and not only post more abstract work but also to go out and intentionally shoot it on purpose. To set the mood for this new goal and the work that will hopefully come of it, I'd like to share a couple of abstract architectural shots, which quite nicely fit into my Deliberately Confusing series.
As always, there's more on www.chm-photography.com.
Enjoy!
At the end of a long walk at Box Hill, Surrey I noticed some great light and colours in the trees just up the hill from the car park. There was not enough light to shoot handheld and capture the
scene reliably. Luckily I had a mini-tripod.
The Clydesdales in the late afternoon sun Aberdeenshire Scotland.
Copyright Terry Eve Photography 2021.
This is a Low resolution Watermarked upload, for a full size file please email Terry Eve Photography via Flickr Mail. Thank you.
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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.
January.
January gets a bad rap. Yeah.... the holidays that most people look forward to are over... the next paid holiday (at least in my world) is Memorial Day! Most of us have eaten our way through the holidays and have now made ridiculous resolutions about losing weight, exercising and getting healthy... along with numerous other resolutions that rarely survive the first month of the year. It's cold. It's dark.... it's dark when we get up and dark when we get out of work. It's like an endless Monday.... (well, for most people... I, personally love Mondays, so that's not really how I feel!) ... 31 days straight of
Mondays for everyone else. And speaking of Mondays... and survival... here's another fun fact (almost as fun as the one about owls eating the heads off of pheasants).... The third Monday of January is regarded as the most depressing day of the year. It actually has the highest suicide rate of any other day of the year. Yup.... did you know that? And it's coming.... I'm going to survive Monday... because, hey! it's my favorite day of the week... now, Tuesday... that's another story altogether.
Anyway.... there are good things about January. It's a "catch up" month. We get to do things that we didn't have time to do because we were prepping for the holidays. It's dark... so we get to come home from work and put pajamas on at 7:00 (some of us are even asleep by 7:30!!) So, we get to catch up on sleep. It's cold... so we get to use wool.... wool blankets, wool scarves, wool sweaters, wool fingerless gloves. I love wool. Oh...and we get to wear many layers... which hide the extra pounds that have been added due to all of the chocolate covered goodies that appeared in the kitchen at work during all of December. It's cold and dark... so it gives us an excuse to curl up under blankets, with a good book, and go to sleep early. And if there's something you are supposed to do, that you don't want to.... you can pray for snow to get out of it... or just use the excuse... it's too cold. And if you do go out, like when I go to Waterloo Village every day...you have the place all to yourself (because it's cold... and it's dark!!) ... but having the place all to myself... PERFECT!! Just the way I like it! There... don't you feel better already? Yeah, I have no problem with January, and it's almost over anyway (although I have several other things to whine and complain about that aren't even close to being over... ugh)
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Bald Eagles engaging in aerial acrobatics called 'cartwheeling', to strengthen their bond. These eagles clasped talons and spiraled three times before parting.
Very distant - thus the low resolution.
TIV MPI Resolution a wind turbine installation vessel owned by Mayflower Energy Ltd and launched in 2003 is seen berthed at Liverpool's cruise terminal on a calm Winters evening towards the end of the evening ebb tide.
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
There is a spoonful of colored light in the bowl of this scratched-up, old teaspoon.
I'm dipping my toes a few days early into my New Year's macro photography resolution for 2026, which is that I will be more creative in lighting and color. So, I thought I'd redo my original spoonful of white salt crystals to a spoonful of colored light.
Low light, Low key, Low resolution.
Finding the limits of this little Lumix LF1.
Wellington, Somerset, UK.
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.
One resolution for 2025: post more on flickr.com
A previous resolution made in the summer of 2024 was to complete coverage of CSX's former B&OSW territory in Southern Indiana, one of the last bastions of B&O-style color position light signals and the only one remaining that is wired for Absolute Permissive Block operation. Here, a 14,000 ton L452-24 storms out of the Muscatatuck River valley and splits the intermediates at Williams, just east of Nebraska, Indiana on a humid summer afternoon.
This is probably one of the most identifiable objects in our skies. It’s located in the constellation Orion, a summer time object for us in the Southern Hemisphere. About 1500 light years away, it has a striking resemblance to a horse’s head in silhouette. Barnard 33 is a diffuse dark nebula, and its shape is simply the result of dust obscuring a direct line of sight to the bright red emission nebula IC 434. It’s incredible how an absence of light can yield something awesome. I love the star in the lower left. In my head, it appears to be a vortex or tunnel is forming straight out of a SciFi movie.
I used Ha filter to create this image, highlighting the glowing ridges and curtains of light in the top.
Large Version:
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Instruments
Telescope: 10" Ritchey-Chrétien RCOS
Camera: SBIG STL-11000 Mono
Mount: Astro-Physics AP-900
Focal Length: 2310.00 mm
Pixel size: 9.00 um
Resolution: 0.82 arcsec/pix
11.16 Hours
Thanks for looking.
Terry