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Anemone. Title borrowed from a best-of album of - guess who - Deep Purple.
16 pictures stacked in Helicon Focus (Method=B, Radius=4, Smoothing=2). 20 mm extension tube.
EXIF data lost through Photoshop, so here goes:
Nikon D500
AF-S Micro Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 G
f/8
ISO 100
1/500s
Just 3 shots stacked together. Again, not a perfect result, but I'm starting to get there
GoPro raw images stacked (100x4s interval), iso 100. This image was taken over 6.66 minutes. The moon at right trailed more than 3 times its diameter; thus the distortion.
Tis is my first stack in almost 11 months.
Picture of the day
30 frames stacked in Deep Sky Stacker.
Two hours of waiting to see the final image was a long wait, but it looks like the way I'll do all my moon shots from now on. I should have been stacking all my moon shots.
There's a big movement to stop people from stacking rocks in the wild. They are disruptive of the local ecosystem.
I don't think this restriction extends to little pebble stacks like this one.
Thank you for a nice bokeh/DOF opportunity, anonymous pebble-stacker.
Fall Creek Oregon. Big Fall Creek Road was closed a few miles in. The last pullout before the road closure is probably getting a lot more visits than normal.
I enjoyed our stop there.
South Stack Lighthouse is situated on the North West corner of Anglesey, North Wales.
Sigma 17-70mm LEE .6 NDGrad
Stacked stones on the coastline of John O'Groats, the most Northerly part of mainland Great Britain.
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South Stack Lighthouse | Anglesey North Wales UK
I used to see this lighthouse on the web and in magazines quite often. Here is my take on this widely photographed lighthouse.
So many places to photograph with so little time and the weather didn't play along either, but at least on this evening the sun did shine for me. A welcome token for the long drive to get here.
May you all have a wonderful week ahead.
As I took macro photos, the beads reflected the light in the window slats. These clear glass plates with beads on edge were one of few things I inherited from my grandmother.
BNSF eastbound stack train zips through E Baca, New Mexico, at 4:34 p.m., March 6, 2005––photo by Joe McMillan with Tom and Mike Danneman.
Canon EOS 6D
Olympus LMPlanFl 20X 0.40 BD + Raynox 150
Tiempo exposición: 0,8" - ISO100
Canon Auto Bellows
MJKZZ IR Remote Motion Controller
Newport M436 linear stage
Stacking
Nº de fotos: 350
Pasos de 3,29 µm
Magnificación aproximada: 18,43x
This is 14 stacked lightning captures using iLightningcam2 app from the 4th. There were several ways to post-process this but I thought a softer background was best.
Early start with Rob Pitt, can't work out how to tag you Rob. Plan was sunrise in Snowdonia somewhere around Nant Gwynant then "wing" the rest of the day.
The sunrise never materialised so we drove up to Ogwen Cottage and decided on the short walk around Cwm Idwal. Lots of low level cloud and incredibly windy in the exposed areas. We stopped off for a coffee using some large boulders for shelter. When I got home I had a look for the walk. Found it on the National Trust website. The boulders we sheltered behind are known as the Charles Darwin boulders. Not managed to find out why they are called that yet.
Another friend was tagging along with us and she'd never been to Angelsey so decided to drive up to South Stack via Aberffraw headland and Treaddur Bay.
The wind was gusting to 70 mph and decided not to risk the steps down at South Stack. Next stop was Church Bay but as we got in the car we looked at each other and decided to call it a day. The early start and being buffeted by the wind all day had taken it's toll.
Thoroughly enjoyable day if a little tired now.
Hallo zusammen
Diese gefrorenen Beeren habe ich mit der Kamerainternen Stack Funktion aufgenommen. Diese Funktion hatte ich bis jetzt nicht und musste mich zuerst herantasten. Das ist ein Bild aus der 4 Serie, für dieses Bild habe ich 30 aufnahmen verwendet.
Zusammengesetzt habe ich die Aufnahmen mit Helicon Focus 7. Aufgenommen natürlich vom Stativ, "Stacking" Abstand in der Kamera so ca auf Stufe 3, das Objektiv war das 105/2.8, RAW entwickelt in DXO PhotoLab 4.....
Hoffe es gefällt euch....
Gruss Martin
Coal tit landing sequence. An experiment: Raw files (.ORF) stacked by Affinity Photo using outlier stack operator (from the Affinity Help documents: "Outlier—exposes pixel content that differs in each image: great for sequence composites"). Pity the focus isn't bang on; however, I think this an experiment worth repeating.