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Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
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heading back up to the Marlborough sounds for an extended weekend and an opportunity to stretch the legs again in our stunning backcountry.. The weather is suggesting we might be in a for a bit more drama and a bit less sunbathing this trip :)
This shot was made over new year back at the start of 2019, it's a view looking out from Mt Stokes
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One of the last opportunities for me this year to get out for an astro shoot. This time with an enthusiastic bunch from Greymouth Photography Club and pretty much perfect conditions :)
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🔥🌐🔥 Round 2 has begun, here is my shot for the @spun_ups Tournament. 🌐🔦🌐 My competition is steep, and the photo I’m up against is amazing. Go show the page and photos some Love 💚💚💚💚🔥🌐🔥 #orb #orbs #lightorb #balloflight #sphere #lpwalliance #lightpainting #deftonysrealm #photogodsrise #noitenoinstagram #lightpaintingbrushes #ig_dynamic #murderdotcom #agameoftones #fatalframes #streetmobs #thereup #the_best_shotz #theimaged #apgrams #capturedconcepts #creativevagrants #spledid_shotz #splendid_exposure #fuzed_people #moodygrams #streetmobs #shotzdelight #way2ill #gearednomad
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I might actually be half good after all these practice orbs and new ones 😉😆🌐🔦🌐Always sloppy learning new Orbs.. But only one way to learn and that’s spinnnnin em’ 😆😨🌐🔦🌐 #orb #orbs #lightorb #balloflight #sphere #lpwalliance #lightpainting #deftonysrealm #photogodsrise #noitenoinstagram #lightpaintingbrushes #ig_dynamic #murderdotcom #agameoftones #fatalframes #streetmobs #thereup #the_best_shotz #theimaged #apgrams #capturedconcepts #creativevagrants #spledid_shotz #splendid_exposure #fuzed_people #moodygrams #streetmobs #shotzdelight #way2ill #gearednomad
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🌐💀🌐 Final Round…. Fight lol 😎🔦🌐 You know I’m throwin down everything I know into this last photo… Head to @spun_ups and give your boy Footy a vote for the Final Round in the Tournament.. Big ups to my dad for coming to help 🌐💀🌐 #orb #orbs #lightorb #balloflight #sphere #lpwalliance #lightpainting #deftonysrealm #photogodsrise #noitenoinstagram #lightpaintingbrushes #ig_dynamic #murderdotcom #agameoftones #fatalframes #streetmobs #thereup #the_best_shotz #theimaged #apgrams #capturedconcepts #creativevagrants #spledid_shotz #splendid_exposure #fuzed_people #moodygrams #streetmobs #shotzdelight #spunups #lightjunkies
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taken on a quite dark cloudy day
Bistagon 50mm, yellow filter, Plus-X, N+2 development in eco film developer
Adox Variotone in SE1 Sepia
MT3 Vario Schwefeltoner - bleach 1+200 1,5 mins - T3b (thiourea)
thiourea and selenium for comparison
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👽1 of 3👾 🔦👓🙌 Love me a Good Abstract light painting. Wanted to take a little break from the Orbs. 🔦🔪🔦 #lpwalliance #lightjunkies #lightpainting #lightpaintingphotography #lightpaintings #lightpaintingbrushes #deftonysrealm #photogodsrise #splendid_xposure #wms_longexpo #ig_dynamic #murderdotcom #agameoftones #fatalframes #streetmobs #thereup #the_best_shotz #theimaged #apgrams #capturedconcepts #creativevagrants #spledid_shotz #splendid_exposure #fuzed_people #moodygrams #streetmobs #shotzdelight #way2ill #gearednomad #sillouette
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The second day and last day of my trip to Grande Island Resort in Subic.
Finally something that I am more familiar with; portrait photography. My sis decided to model for me; both of us are pleased as I got to practice outdoor portaiture and she gets a lot of photos (you know how girls are).
I actually do like this shot, not because my sister is the subject, but for the fact that I travelled without most of my gear, I got to have a splendid exposure on her and on the background (although bokeh). I didn't even have my flash fire here! It was just perfect how the white bench beside her reflected the ambient sunlight. These little things we take for granted can make shots like this great.
Shooting Information:
Nikon D5000
Sigma 30mm f/1.4
Aperture Priority
1/1500th @ f/2.8
ISO 100
Flash Not Fired
Model: Debbie
Post Processing Information:
Adobe Lightroom 4
Not Cropped
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Taken at jurong birdpark, a bird handler keeps a vulture on his hand as they prepare to give the audience an exhilarating performance. A symbol of trust and dependence on each other.
I enjoyed the performance mostly because everything was executed smoothly, the presenters were confident when the birds didn't react In fact, whenever the birds were due to go on stage, they never fail. Every event was rolling in sequence right after the other. Splendid!
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1600)
Aperture: f/2.5
Focal Length: 85 mm
ISO Speed: 500
Exposure Bias: 0/6 EV
Snapped with my high-performance Kodak Instamatic along the northern side of Interstate 70, about 6.5 road mi / 10.5 km east of the town of Eagle. I’m facing westward.
After posting three “I’m not sure where I am” photos in this series, I’m delighted to say that I know precisely where this pic was taken. But sleuthing out its location took a long while. Fortunately, this spot is well-known to Colorado geologists and other images of it can be found online and in one of my sources for this series:
- Matthews, Vincent. Messages in Stone: Colorado’s Colorful Geology. 2nd ed. Denver: Colorado Geological Survey, 2009.
In fact, this place seems to have long been a popular field-trip stop. I do not recall what my professors told my group here, but I’m sure it was some sort of description, however mumbled or reduced to reductionist arcanities, of the redbeds jutting out of the mesa spur directly in front of us. They are a splendid exposure of the Middle Pennsylvanian (Upper Carboniferous) to Lower Permian Maroon Formation.
That colorful unit is composed of sediments washed down from either the Ancestral Uncompahgre Uplift, which stood a little to the west of here, or the Ancestral Front Range Uplift, just to the east. I’m not sure which of these was the more likely source. Even the most detailed of my references does not speak to this locale specifically. That reference, incidentally, is Samuel Y. Johnson’s “Sedimentology and Paleogeographic Significance of Six Fluvial Sandstone Bodies in the Maroon Formation, Eagle Basin, Northwest Colorado,” in Evolution of Sedimentary Basins-Uinta and Piceance Basins, U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 1787 (1987).
The two ranges mentioned in the previous paragraph were part of the Ancestral Rockies that rose, we know not exactly why, at about the same time the Alleghenian and Ouachita Orogenies were occurring much farther south and east. Were the Ancestral Rockies triggered by the assembly of Pangaea, too? But if so, they lay suspiciously far from any continental collision zone.
Geologists have come up with several different clever hypotheses explaining why these mountains formed so deep in the North American interior. And so far hypotheses they remain. But one way or another, stresses in the lithosphere did exert themselves in this region in such a way that the predecessors of Colorado mountain chains we see today came into being late in the Paleozoic era.
You'll find the other photos and descriptions of this series in my From the Hall of Disjointed Memories album.