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Crete Senesi, Tuscany, Italia
Crete Senesi, Toskana, Italien
Crete Senesi, Toscana
Sony 77II & Sony 85/1.4 ZA
1/160sec f/8.0 ISO100
Metrobus single deck OmniCity 547 on route 420 towards Redhill bus station is seen in Sutton town centre 29/07/11.
Smile on Saturday ~ One Single Drop
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Jura Single Malt Whisky for Macro Monday something that begins with the first letter of my name, Joan.
Just one of 4 bottles of single malt whisky that I brought home with me from our holiday, something to warm me up when winter sets in.
A beach tractor at Cromer in Norfolk UK. The title comes from the glove that is being used as a cover for something. To me it looks like the hand is going to drive the tractor.
NJT 3712 passes Harrison on their way to New York. A set of older single-level Comet coaches are in tow on this train.
LEd GU10 Single Chip with reflector and fully dimmable. Great performance LED Light for Hotels, Restaurants, Cafe's, Hall, and many other applications...
A single SD50 handles a westbound mixed freight on the west slope of Sand Patch Grade passing underneath of the abandoned Western Maryland's Keystone Viaduct, July 20, 1996. Nikon N8008, Slightly under-exposed Fujichrome RVP50.
"A single red rose standing quietly against a dreamy bokeh background, simple, delicate, and full of emotion."
The Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 AIS is a highly regarded, all-metal manual focus lens known for its exceptional low-light capabilities, unique "dreamy" image rendering at wide apertures, and superb sharpness when stopped down. It is a specialist lens for photographers who value artistic control and build quality over modern conveniences like autofocus.
Leica SL2S+ K&F Adapter +Nikkor 50F1.2 AIS @F1.2 1/60 ISO100
A macro view of a single key. The frame spans one-inch across.
This is the first of two images in this subject of "keys." Here is the other image.
Strobist/technical info:
The scene is a 13-image focus stack composite. It was illuminated by two Nikon SB900 speedlights, placed 50° CL and 40° CR two-feet away from and one-foot above the subject. They were fired in Manual mode @ ¼ +0.7EV power through Neewer 24" x 24" soft boxes.
The SB900's were triggered by three PocketWizard Plus X's.
Lens: Tokina AT - X M100 AF PRO D (AF 100mm f / 2.8 Macro) with 12mm extension tube attached.
Stopped in the canyon with a single unit running long hood forward. For a short period of time, movements were allowed to run light engine without a patrol. This was the last time time I can recall.
2015-07-11 6085-CR2-L2T2
Something a little different this past weekend, I did not take a single photos. I had to search though my archives to come up with a photo to post.
I had quite the busy and fun weekend as it started out by being invited (John and Laura) down to Saugatuck for a sunset boat cruise and dinner and Ice cream. The sunset was a bust but time with friends was wonderful. Saturday morning/afternoon Denny and I played in a pickle ball tournament in Lake Odessa. We made it all the way to the gold medal match but lost two games to one and took home the silver. Then Saturday evening Kari and I went out to dinner in Holland and more Ice cream with Denny, Brenda, Terry and Marcia. Very good time talking and eating dinner with friends.
Sunday morning I usually take a walk through Grand Ravines North Park with Lee but Kari thought that we should take an early morning walk with Tucker before church, so no photography in the park that morning. But we did have a lovely walk together and it was a great way to start a Sunday morning. After church I attempted to play a little more pickle ball with Joe, Nate and Bruce but the rain came in as we were just ready to start. Then in the evening my daughter Monica and her soon to be husband Kody came over for chips and cheese. Had a very nice time with them just sitting on the front porch talking.
So after a long weekend I sat on the front porch by myself with my camera bag ready to go do the sunset only to see thick clouds roll in and blanket the sun.
Even though no photos were taken this weekend, I would have to admit it was still a great weekend.
This picture was a lot of fun to shoot. I have been wanting to try taking photos underwater for a while. However, I don´t have underwater housing for my camera. And I didn´t want to do it in Photoshop either. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but I really wanted to capture the underwater part in camera. So since I have a big fishbowl (the one you might have seen in this picture : www.flickr.com/photos/sparrek/8875837857/ ),I decided to bring that along. I placed my camera in it, put on high rubber boots and stepped into waves. My friend helped me to hold the key in place underwater and I just pushed the fishbowl halfway underwater with one hand and pressed the shutter with the other. It was not very easy for sure, but so interesting and worth the effort.
I have been experimenting with this theme, so more to come...
More and more single use plastic flatware is disappearing from the fast food universe and becoming more difficult to find. For the Smile on Saturday group, Topic: Spoon and Fork. Happy Saturday!
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Model: me
Lights: Vincent Gerber & me
Light painting session with Vincent Gerber, Melisa LEFEBVRE & Anne Back