Rotated Reality
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I made this one-image photo using a two-axis, computer-controlled device. The coin was held in place using a banana clip and positioned on a rotary stage, while a linear axis moved the coin 35mm to the right. Both linear and rotary movements were made simultaneously, taking a total of 6 seconds. (X35 A55 F150)
I have rotated this picture, to prevent my Flickr friends from turning their monitors up side down:-)
For a non-rotated reflection go to Jet d'arc-en-ciel's 's picture
Awarded in the Group Exotic World front page "Picture of the month"
Day light photo, filter ND110, exposure 10sec
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One of the six 14-ft. diameter wheels (or sheaves) that pull the cable haulage for San Francisco's three cable car lines spin non-stop at the cable car powerhouse and museum in the historic Nob Hill neighborhood.
single exposure - camera rotation - no edit - Emisar D4K 4000K 95 CRI
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A tide and moon phase clock on King's Lynn Minster.
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The original clock dates to around 1690. The green dragon's tongue gives the status of the tide and would be visible to mariners at the harbour. The letters spell 'LYNN HIGH TIDE'. 'L' is the actual high tide mark. The blue disc rotates to reveal the moon's phase.
The original clock was damaged when the minster spire collapsed during a 1741 storm. This one is said to be a faithful 20C copy but is in sore need of restoration.
.. a camera while taking a picture attracts quite some people around you .. try it out :) .. btw this is the walkway from the Hudson to the giant Oculus ..
Another shot taken on a flooded road. Loads of cars reluctantly turned around at the sight of the road but on didn't. About two minutes later a van came and splashed water everywhere. My trousers are soaked.... :(
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While I did not get a chance to get inside the park and do the scenic drive at Red Rock Canyon NCA, the viewpoint on Red Rock Canyon Road provided some expansive views of the Mountains that make the area special. I am not a geologist by any means, but even I could see the different types of rock formations as you scan the mountains. The moment I got here, I knew I wanted to take a panorama shot and didn’t even bother with my wide lenses and only took the 70-200 with meI ended up taking this image by stitching together around 7 or 8 pictures at 70mm. While I wanted to go even more tele, shooting at 70mm was the only way to include the clouds to the frame.
One interesting dilemma I faced at this location was keeping the frame level. Generally, I am a stickler for keeping the horizon level and going through pains to get the image leveled correctly. I also did that here, but when I stitched them together, they looked off so much that it bothered me. So I went back to google maps and looked at these rocks and realized that my images were indeed level, but the rock formations and their horizontal streaks mess with the eyes when you see it in a panorama image. So reluctantly, I had to rotate the image around 4-5 degrees to make it look more natural. I have to say this was the first time I have done something like this, and it felt weird.
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This sign rotates the part where the message is written.
I packed it with an empty texture so that you can insert the message you want.
Lightpainting in a single continuous exposure for an upcoming project.
Fun fact: forgot to end the exposure after I'd finished lightpainting but the tunnel's so dark it didn't matter!
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今年のイルミネーションの第一弾として「よみうりランド」に行ってきました。現地に着いたら天気予報を無視した雨、雨宿りで時間を浪費して撮影時間は実質1時間程度。
イルミネーション全面リニューアルとのことで期待していたが、低年齢志向に方針変換か？私は去年の方が良かった気がした。
I went to "Yomiuri Land" as the beginning of this year 's illumination shooting. When we arrived at the amusement park, it was raining different from the weather forecast. Because I wasted time at the rain shelter, it took about 1 hour real shooting time.
I was hoping to become more beautiful with full renewal of the illumination.
But policy conversion to low age-oriented? I felt it was better last year.
This tern has just emerged from the sea, still dripping with a fish, and has rotated its head through 180 degrees while flying 'right way up' to drop the fish into its gullet. Fascinating behaviour!
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With Melbourne increasing it's lockdown length and strictness I think we are all feeling somewhat twisted. This is an in camera ICM with a bit of rotating blur.
But the outlook looks a bit grim in Victoria. NSW I think has lost control.
Cessna 208B Grand Caravan from SkyDive Teuge taking off from Hoogeveen airfield with a full cabin of parajumpers. What a way to spend your Saturday afternoon!
Stood in the dark on a very wet night in the middle of Derbyshire with a camera rotation tool.
It's been a while since I did any camera rotation photography. This is a process whereby the camera is rotated on it's lens axis during a single photographic exposure. For each rotation, it's necessary to replace the lens cap so as to prevent stray light hitting the image sensor. Which is just as well as it was still raining at this point!
I still feel the need to explain that this image was captured in one photographic exposure.
At the water line on the far side of the bridge you can see the top of a gate that rotates from the bottom of the canal. It stops flow of water to allow work to be done on the aqueduct.
I like how the minerals have leeched out of the stones.
This ring-necked parakeet couple intertwined their way around the bird feeder with unusual harmony and mutual co-operation. Speeded up, I think they might have looked a bit like a helicopter.