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t's been a looooooong time since I posted something aye
I've been wanting to try a sequence like this for a while... Masked onto a shot done with a slow shutter speed... I like it!
Picture Of Times Square In New York City Where The Ball Will Drop On New Years Eve Ringing In 2014. I Was Walking Thru Times Square On Monday December 30, 2013 After Work When I Took This Picture Of The Year 2014 Lit Up. They Were Testing The Lighting. Once The Ball Drops The 2014 Shown Will Light Up. Photo Taken Monday December 30, 2013.
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during an emergency production meeting, Paul Morales, the director/writer rearranges the order of shooting of our indie film's sequences using colored post-it notes. Regiben Romana (DOP) shares his comment while the producers listen intently.
I was fortunate to capture the Olive-backed Oriole sequence of flight the other day when I went for a river walk. This was my first sighting of this bird and I captured it on different trees in different mannerisms. Lucky me.
The Fibonacci sequence is found in much of nature and is clsely relate to the the goldne ratio of 1.61..... Petals in flowers, plants like this one, or the pattern of the seeds in a sunflower follow a radial pattern which mimics the Fibonacci sequence of numbers - 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55,...
Nikon d50
18 - 55 lens
sports mode
sequence shot
Thanks to Sam Howard for the editing.
Bicester, Garth park
I put these 3 together just for funsies :)
The acceleration dolphins can get out of water always astonishes me, I'd love to have the view that trainer gets.
Blue Horizons
SeaWorld - Orlando
21st February 2011
Sequence of Events Stock Photo
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Asteroid Sequence #2
Artist: Aaron Karp
Artwork Street Address: 2032 Columbia Dr SE
Location: Sunport Swimming Pool
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This image is part of a set where I tested image stacking as a way of reducing noise in a digital image. This technique has been used in astrophotography for years. I wanted to see if it could be applied to general photography as well. The results indicate that it can!
All this probably makes more sense if you see the set as a whole: Digital Image Noise Reduction (DINR)
This is one of the images from the sequence. It's more or less straight off the camera, but I ran autolevels on it so it has the same overall appearance as the stacked image. It is a low-compression JPG. I didn't use RAW files for this process, though there's no reason not to.
This is a full 4000x3000 image. View original size to see detail. When looking at the full size image, look for graininess from noise in shadow areas, and in areas of smooth tonality.