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In Chichester Cathedral..waiting to be set out for a service...
For the TSC group challenge ( over on Ipernity) 7th June..Your favourite song and picture that goes with it..well I seem to have a different favourite song every week..depending on my mood..where I am..etc etc..this week it is Re:Stacks by Bon Iver..I am playing it to death at every opportunity!..
Have not had a chance to get a new picture to go with it so this old one will have to do..
Here is a link to the song in case anyone wants to listen to it ..
I of course think it is wonderful but everyones tastes are different :))
Taken with an iPhone 3GS (Hipstamatic app) at The Yacht Club on Reed's Lake in East Grand Rapids, MI. Really liked the way the boats were stacked on the dry dock so I snapped a picture.
At last some cloud! Tried using my Reverse NDG here but it's pants....... don't buy one! Best seen LARGE or in My Flickeflu (Click the link below). Thanks for looking folks.
In this shot I'm revisiting some images that I took 4.5 years ago and hopefully treating them in a more subtle way than in my earlier processing.
This is South Stack on Anglesey, timing the exposures to catch the illuminated lighthouse. The Sun was setting into the bank of cloud/mist to the left but I've cropped it out in order to focus the composition on the lighthouse. It did help to provide some warm light on the cliff face.
Sony A100 / Sigma EX 10-20mm
A UP stack awaits a green light to head west from West Colton yard to LA, with GE 7074 leading. 5 units altogether: middle one is EMD.
Sirius Apartments in the Rocks in Sydney - One of my favourite buildings in the Harbour Town, I assume few people agree with me.
This is another stack of images. This time I chose to shoot it at ISO 3200 and stacked 27 images together. There is no post noise removal. I am very impressed. This trumped the long exposure at ISO 400 where I was getting overexposure in the building and not enough in the roof. Using High ISO and lots of stacks resulted in this very clean image.
I combined all of these using photoshop and median filters to stack the images. I'm way happier with this image over my harbour image.
This is my first attempt with my new Tamron 90MM Macro lens and a series of 11 photos focus stacked.
Strobist 1 SB910 handheld camera left at manual power 1/64 fired by a pocket wizard.
Free texture sample here. Enjoy! See more examples in my Xeroxed Flickr set.
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location | Plaka, Crete, Greece
photography | Blue Perez
processing | Lightroom, Alchmi Lightroom Presets, Alchmi Photoshop Actions, CS4, Alchmi Xerox Textures
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A stack of cafe chairs out on the footpath, under verandah shade, in Chinatown Adelaide. The chairs are made from a black woven material on a bright chrome structure.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
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January 18, 2017
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The Joy of Love/Love to Hate
We get a lot of catalogs in the mail along with a couple of magazines. My subscription, I don't intend on renewing, and the other was a gimme for another magazine that was discontinued. My husband gets The Economist and reads it cover to cover. Mine sit around the house for months before I finally read them all and am ready to relinquish them to the recycling pile. My husband is usually done with his in a couple of days and off it goes. He can't stand the fact that I won't let him recycle my catalogs and magazines until I'm ready. I often catch him in the act of getting rid of them, only to save them from impending doom. And even though he hates my stacks around the house, he still lets me have them beyond the "Two-Month" Rule.