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This is a sequence I shot while out around Point Perion, Perth, WA.
It was a very hard bright sunny day (as you can probably make out by some of the shadows), but it allowed for a quick machine gun of this pelican as it flew by with a small f stop and reasonable DOF.
A sequence I edited of my friend Mani, his birthday was yesterday ^^
the trick is a fs lipslide to 270 varial out.
This is a sequence of 11 images taken over the course of about 25 min, facing East over the Atlantic Ocean.
Fixed tripod with Canon 60Da and 70-200mm f/4L
Deer are very smart. On a frigid, windy day, they all go to the base of the slope and lay down, out of the wind. When I looked out the window, I saw that a few where laying in an almost perfect line. Cute coincidence, if I say so.
The closest doe is the one who has been coming to get fed by us for the longest amount of time.
Copyright © 2012, Rebecca Idzerda
Richard Serra, Sequence, 2006, steel, 388.62 x 1240.47 x 1986.76 cm (The Doris and Donald Fisher Collection currently at Stanford University, © Richard Serra)
All the energy we need is in the sky, yet we still don't know how to tame it. Hopefully we'll reach the solution within the main sequence' times of our G2V yellow dwarf.
Finally done.. Total creature of circumstance on this one. Paint supply, colors, caps, just tried to go with the flow with no real plan.
Painted on multiple HOT sunny days with random Florida mid-day storms and to top it off there was a bee colony inside the wall.
This wall tried me and it got personal. In the end I prevailed. What doesn't kill you...
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I tried two new products with this video. I shot a time lapse sequence using a Syrp Genie Mini and processed the files using LR Timelapse 5. The panning steps are awkward. I'll see if more shots in the sequence will help reduce that awkwardness.