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Hubbrücke / vertical lift bridge
Magdeburg / Germany
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Explore # 277 on Saturday, October 10. 2020
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Riisitunturi National Park is in the southern part of Finnish Lapland near Posio. The park covers an area of 77 km² and represents the fell and hill landscapes in Koillismaa. There are colourful hanging bogs on the slopes of the Riisitunturi Fell and scenery over the Lakes Kitkajärvet and the forest landscape of Posio. The snowy forests wintertime are worth seeing by themselves.
Added a Canon EF 400mm F5.6 prime to my lens collection.. First trial photo's this arvo, seems to perform very well.
As the weather warms and the sun shines I am really pleased to see these little ladies again. Last year they were few and far between. Today I saw four in a row...happy times :)
These small trees were a common and welcoming sight while walking the this wonderful old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
During a surprisingly late peak in the Buchanan area, NS 975 eases north over Natural Bridge. EN Glesnar gets down to about walking speed so that the hoard of railfans can all get their shots. Even though the sun had been down for about a minute, the colors still stood out beautifully.
Val d'Orcia, Tuscany, Italy.
This image is a crop from a single shot taken while "zooming in" the sunrise golden light. There is too much magic in the land of Tuscany than anyone can really take...
From the archive, no post processing
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Val d'Orcia, Toscana.
Questa immagine è un ritaglio di una esposizione singola, scattata mentre zoomavo nella luce dorata dell'alba. C'è molta pià magia in Toscana di quanto uno ne possa veramente sopportare..
Foto di archivio, no elaborazioni
Kountervibe ENB Northern Lights 0.264 Retweaked
LOD Bias -0.750 / Advanced INI Setting / Ugrids 7 / 2.5K
“When you’re constantly thinking of others and what they must be thinking or feeling or expecting, you wind up in this perpetual state of trying to please them. You see yourself through their eyes and you lose sight of who you are.”
― Michael Soll, Scorched
Sight
A rare sight around this area (Bearsden) - a number 60A bus! Taking my life in my hands standing in the central reservation of Maryhill Road though I once did similar on the Champs Elysee. Not much difference.
Another selection of images using in-camera multiple-exposure and small camera movements pointing at a particular scene. I have chosen them to cover a variety of subjects to demonstrate some of the interesting results you can get. They’re not necessarily the best or the most interesting.
My hope is to encourage you to try playing about with the technique yourself. It’s great fun, and some of the results are interesting.
Most are 5-image MExs which is a nice balance between detail and change. Most are taken on average blend mode which is a good place to start though Dark can be more effective for bright backgrounds (you may need to increase the exposure).
All are developed and processed in DxO Photolab 5 with no further work.
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This a 5-image MEx using a twist movement. A really curious result. That's a full-sized lane though now it looks like a horsetrack.
The great thing about this one is that you can play Ccount-the-pheasants! Go on! You just know you want to: zoom in and start counting ;)
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the images :)
[Handheld in daylight.]
I'd just missed a most amazing sunset sky but pressed on down the beach anyway to catch the afterglow . As I often do ,I became fascinated by the
backwash of the breaking waves as they retreated down the wet sand , picking up the colour from the sky. There were no filters, just as slow as I could get the shot. It was a Precious Sight, by Richard Hawley, it always is.
I made my first visit to Hart-Miller Island State Park (Maryland) yesterday, joining a group from the DC Bird Alliance. The 1100-acre island near Baltimore is a premium birding destination, over 70 species yesterday ..... but it's not the best place for photography as most species were observed from great distances.
The highlight of my outing was spotting this Coyote. I wonder how it made it to the island, the nearest land is about 3/4 mile?
.....the first Snowdrops, seen a few weeks ago in the graveyard of the 12th century church in Westbury-on-Trym in Bristol.
(Voigtlander 50mm Nockton f1.5 ASPH @ f1.5)
Nobbys Head in Newcastle, NSW, was first sighted by a European, Captain James Cook on 10th May 1770. A pier which took 38 years to construct by convict labour joined this island to the mainland. A lighthouse is located on the headland. Today there is a popular walkway up to Nobbys Head. It lies at the entrance of Newcastle Harbour.
I love the clouds in this image!
I finally saw my first few butterflies of the year in a short stroll in my local reserve. Friends have seen butterflies before this.
This is the only butterfly I saw settled.
It is damaged and not on a nice background, but I always like to upload my first UK butterfly photo each year.
If only I could swap this with one of Susan's!