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L516 pops into view on the horizon west of Wheeler, ahead of it are a couple steps downgrade on the Minneapolis Sub. When I count the quarter mile markers the train is a little over a mile away. This spot would be a lot of fun with an stronger zoom but I sort of like including the autumn countryside. October 16, 2021.
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
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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Dream Sequence
5x7"
Marker on Paper, 2015
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This is three images (composite)taken in sequence as this Northern Flicker (male) left the tree that he and his girlfriend are decorating for their home.
Another attempt at creating a composite of some high speed shots of our other fox red lab. You really need to get back as far as possible to minimize the perspective distortion (makes it look like the dog is running around a curve). The distortion makes it harder to splice each frame together and causes the curved appearance.
Failed take-away attempt at the river yesterday. Too bad this incident happened so far away. Cropping resulting in the images not being very sharp, but at least I caught it with the camera. At 11 frames per second, this sequence happened in less than 1/2 second. It is actually fairly typical of eagles to steal another eagle's catch rather than get their own. In this incident, the chase eagle flew underneath the one with the fish. When it got in front, it turned backwards on it's back in an attempt to snatch the fish from the talons of the other eagle. But the winds were fairly stiff yesterday, and as the eagle made his inverted maneuver, his wings caught the wind like a parachute and was carried out of reach.
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.
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)
Camelot is the BR Std. Class 5 based at the Bluebell Railway in Sussex. Also see youtu.be/SI2fnD0176Q