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Kepala Batas

Short video sequence of Comet 46P/Wirtanen, comprising 34 frames of 60 seconds at f/5.6 and ISO 1600 each.

 

Taken on December 16th 2018 in rural Upper Austria with a Nikon D750 and a standard telephoto lens Nikkor AF-S 200-500mm at 400mm. Tracking with Astrotrac. Processed with Deep Sky Stacker and Photoshop.

Young Frank Somdee from Widnes at the Nelson Monument in Liverpool

Please watch this Video of him;

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nH_q1iQw5UA

 

What do you think ?

Alors voyons d'abord une photo face et profil de cette merveille, antiquité de 1927...

Ce cher Eric serait malade de savoir que l'heureux propriétaire de cette petite merveille s'en sert pour aller à la plage et qu'elle est garée là sur un parking au milieu des autres...

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Warum nur eines .... VIELE !

This is a composite of shots of the same bee, buzzing off out of frame. It has a big hole in it, as the camera (or I) was not quick enough to capture it between gathering nectar and beginning zooming off to the top right. It will be an interesting challenge to see if I can get a more fluid sequence in the future.

Flight through aspen grove

A sequence of shots taken at L&D 14 to show how an eagle typically spots and catches a fish from the river. It is not one continuous sequence because I often cant hold the bird in the focus zone and have to stop shooting to re-acquire focus.

Be realistic at time of difficulties,

comet star might show,

and struck the gold of opportunity

hold on to the tails of its toes,

lock the chances, hold tight the key

as wheels turns, sequence follows.

 

taken during a workshop, before and during a slide show. I liked the way the wires looked on the wall behind him.

Furthering my exploration into ICM, I took 3 images in sequence to make this into panoramic of sorts.

 

Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). Inspired by the work of DAVID BURDENY's Drift series.

 

Sebastian Inlet State Park, FL

 

View Large On White

 

Canon 40D

EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM

  

Exposure: 1/4 sec

Aperture: f/32

Focal Length: 60 mm

 

Software:

DxO Optics Pro 6.0 used for RAW conversion

Photoshop

 

Ai NIKKOR 28mm f2.8

Nikon FM2n

FUJIFILM NEOPAN 400 PRESTO

Taken at Birkenhead Library back in 2010

A Crested Caracara landing sequence composite

Een bordspel (Sequence), gebaseerd op het kaartspel. Klaveren is in het engels "club", het thema van deze foto.

 

A board game, called Sequence. It is based on the "normal" card game.

 

(115 Pictures in 2015 - #18 - Club)

A sequence of eighteen hand-held images taken one after the other using my iPhone and showing how rapidly the bands in the aurora change.

 

Peter

Photo of a computer monitor attached to an Applied Biosystems 3730xl DNA sequencer. Each horizontal lane is one reaction, and each coloured bar within the lane (yellow, blue, red or green) represents one of the four DNA bases (A, C, G or T). A full run consists of 96 of these reactions, each yielding about 800 bases of DNA sequence. This technology formed the backbone of the latter stages of the Human Genome Project, and is still routinely in use for both research and clinical diagnostics.

 

Raw material for some artwork I'm putting together for an institutional art exhibition/fundraiser.

 

Licensed for use by Greatest Creative Factor, gcfonline.com.

Commentary.

 

Snow-topped peak.

Ragged arêtes radiating along and down to a, now, wooded, former glacial valley.

A corridor to the western seaboard, first reached only five miles west of here, at Loch Duich and Shiel Bridge.

The “Old Road” through the glen used this bridge,

Eas nan-Arm and linked west to east via Glens Shiel, Moriston and Mor (Great Glen).

At this point in the Glen a battle took place in 1719 between

Government Forces and an alliance of Jacobite Rebels and Spanish soldiers.

The former prevailed. The Spanish sided with the Jacobites

because Spain was yet again at war with England at the time.

Under command of a Jacobite, George Keith, a garrison of Spanish soldiers had seized Eilean Donan Castle, nearby.

Subsequently, five Government ships attacked and regained control of Eilean Donan, after considerable cannon damage had been suffered.

The sequence of “Munros” north and south of this glen is mesmerising, culminating in the shapely peaks known as the “Five Sisters of Kintail.”

A “fairy-tale” setting that is absolutely for real.

 

This is a great subject to practice on if want to improve your ability to track birds in flight. They're agile and quick and beautiful to watch in flight

An action sequence of 7 photos, it was located on a pier at Beira Mar

 

Location: Beira mar, Fortaleza - CE (Brazil)

 

Exposure 0.0025 sec (1/400)

Aperture f/4.2

Focal Length 11 mm

ISO Speed 200

 

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Caricatures of Cody Cook, John Tebbutt and myself for opening credit sequence animation.

more than 100 photos

 

June 16, Alberta. Young Coot finds the female and joins her.

The Puente de Triano bridge in Seville, shot as redscale. My overlaps weren't terribly clean in this panoramic attempt, but I still really like the result.

 

Holga 120N, Fuji Superia 200 loaded backwards.

  

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