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brief moment of clear sky on a wet and blustery Sunday

For We're Here! who are visiting "Straight Up" today.

 

Our family vacation takes us now to a ski resort. They are such odd places to visit off season. The lifts are silent and still. There are people, but not the masses crowding parking lots and lodges with piles of equipment.

 

This also fits a nice memory of my Dad. He took my brother and I skiing at a very young age. He was an avid skier back then and participated heavily in one of the local ski patrols. That meant free passes for us and many many weekends on the slopes.

 

Those are good memories. The early mornings, breakfast with Dad at a diner, and first tracks of the day.

This is a shot of the Lloyds Building in the City of London taken on a London day trip last Monday 2nd March. On the left is the Willis Building. It was a very windy day though mainly sunny. While walking to this location I got a good buffeting as the wind was channelled between the skyscrapers. Setting up a tripod would have been pointless so I used a handy flat topped post to put the Camera on pointing up. I used a wireless shutter release. I used a 10 stop BW Neutral Density filter resulting in 57 seconds and plenty of cloud movement with the wind strength.

 

The picture was taken with a Sony A700 with a Sigma 10-20 wide angle lens at 10mm.

 

This was my first try at low key architecture long exposure mono and there was some quite involved processing using RAW, Topaz filters and Photoshop levels and curves.

 

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Nikon F80 ~ Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5 ~ Fuji Velvia 100F (cross processed)

 

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Magic Mountain

26101 Magic Mountain Parkway

Valencia, CA 91355

This photo made Explore on April 3, 2007. Highest #123

 

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My first attempt to photograph the milky way, that is right above my garden at the moment, and with a clear night - for a change -.

I have a secret fascination with cloudscapes... well perhaps not really so secret. This was the sky directly above work as I was leaving at the end of one day earlier this year. If I stare at it long enough it almost feels like I am staring straight down at something as opposed to straight up.

 

Taken with my Nikon FM2n and Fuji Velvia 50.

Shot using the XA2's self timer, placing the camera on the ground facing up. Didn't realise quite how loud and long the beeps are, felt quite self conscious at the time, but am pleased with the result.

 

Olympus XA2 + Agfa Precisa + xpro

Went to get an image of city hall in London but was not happy with the light around it, but found this wonderful building behind it which I really liked, I have not been doing much Landscape work as I am without transport for a while, so am unable to get to remote locations so I have changed to doing Street & Architecture which I am enjoying.

 

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A few shots from the Camera 35 outing in Flatrock.

258 "straight up"

Holga 120S / Kodak Ektachrome 100 Plus (EPP)

 

Title courtesy LoneLady.

I think this Double Crested Cormorant was trying to outdo the White Pelican, I think the only one not happy was the guy with the back now in the shape of the letter Z.

 

'Donau City Tower 1' in Vienna, shot straight up on an overcast day.

La "Porta delle Polveri" durante l'ora blu. Essa fu costruita nell'XI secolo e fu una delle tredici porte che circordavano la vecchia città. Il nome deriva dall'uso di conservare la polvere da sparo durante il XVII secolo.

 

The "Powder Tower" during blue hour. It was built in the XI century, and it was one of the 13 gates that would allow entrance to the old town of Prague. The tower was used to store gunpowder during the XVII century, hence the name.

 

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In behind College Park, corner of Bay and College.

 

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high-rise office in Glasgow city centre

The RBC Towers rises above the dust of Bay Street like a fantastic fortress of gold.

 

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This image has had a fair amount of fiddling. The part on the left started out life as a straight shot straight up of the much photographed Northern and Shell Building on Lower Thames Street, in London. This is also locally known as the Rubik Cube Building and is ideal for this kind of treatment. It was then flipped and both parts copied into a new image and combined. A shot of an edited star scene I had taken earlier was copied into the middle using a selection and layer mask.

 

Additional editing included Topaz Detail and Unsharp Mask 46 amount and 46 radius for extra clarity.

 

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Spiral stairwell in the Peabody Institute, Mt Vernon area of Baltimore, MD.

OVO

Boulevard of Light - Amsterdam Light Festival

 

Artists: ACT lighting design: Koert Vermeulen (lighting design), Marco Viñals Bassols (set design)

Odeaubois: Pol Marchandise & Mostafa Hadi (construction)

Location: pontoon in the Amstel in front of the Hermitage

 

OVO is a seven meter high construction shaped like an egg. Through the interplay of light (in 22 minutes, 724 dfferent light positions are demonstrated), sound and water (reflections in the water and fog that dances in the wind), it all feels like a supernatural experience. The spectator becomes part of the artwork, when he enters the gracious, majestic structure, OVO symbolizes birth, transformation and perfection.

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Kunstenaars: ACT lighting design: Koert Vermeulen (lighting design), Marco Viñals Bassols (set design)

Odeaubois: Pol Marchandise & Mostafa Hadi (Beeldhouwers)

Locatie: ponton in de Amstel voor de Hermitage

 

OVO is een zeven meter hoge constructie in de vorm van een ei. Door het spel van licht (in 22 minuten komen er 724 verschillende lichtstanden voorbij), geluid en water (reflecties in het water en mist die danst in de wind) lijkt het een bovennatuurlijke ervaring. De toeschouwer wordt deel van het kunstwerk wanneer hij de gracieuze, prachtige structuur binnen gaat. OVO symboliseert geboorte, transformatie en perfectie.

My StandUP style pose symbolizing an arrow and doing what is righteous even when you feel darkness has consumed you there's light all around waiting to be found.

 

This is a single 30 second exposure straight from the camera at f5.6 with no Photoshopping.

Thanks to stormy weathers

One of those images that REALLY needs to be seen BIG!!!.

 

This is actually looking straight up inside a Willow Tree. Yummy sunsetting light...

Alternate title "Bombs Away"...

My friend Derek was showing me how to focus more on detail and angles, this was the outcome :) This was obviously straight up and I was happy with how the lines came out and the bolts were even with them. That is a natural sky too! Thanks everyone, this one made Explore!

A shot of the mid autumn sky, taken as a sort of visual tribute to John Cage's 4'33

The Viper Demo Team pilot reaches for the sky with the F-16’s afterburner.

 

Seen at the 2024 Thunder Over Michigan airshow. #ThunderOverMI

New premises of Scottish Power across from the head office of Whyte & Mackay in Glasgow town centre

OVO

Boulevard of Light - Amsterdam Light Festival

 

Artists: ACT lighting design: Koert Vermeulen (lighting design), Marco Viñals Bassols (set design)

Odeaubois: Pol Marchandise & Mostafa Hadi (construction)

Location: pontoon in the Amstel in front of the Hermitage

 

OVO is a seven meter high construction shaped like an egg. Through the interplay of light (in 22 minutes, 724 dfferent light positions are demonstrated), sound and water (reflections in the water and fog that dances in the wind), it all feels like a supernatural experience. The spectator becomes part of the artwork, when he enters the gracious, majestic structure, OVO symbolizes birth, transformation and perfection.

***

Kunstenaars: ACT lighting design: Koert Vermeulen (lighting design), Marco Viñals Bassols (set design)

Odeaubois: Pol Marchandise & Mostafa Hadi (Beeldhouwers)

Locatie: ponton in de Amstel voor de Hermitage

 

OVO is een zeven meter hoge constructie in de vorm van een ei. Door het spel van licht (in 22 minuten komen er 724 verschillende lichtstanden voorbij), geluid en water (reflecties in het water en mist die danst in de wind) lijkt het een bovennatuurlijke ervaring. De toeschouwer wordt deel van het kunstwerk wanneer hij de gracieuze, prachtige structuur binnen gaat. OVO symboliseert geboorte, transformatie en perfectie.

Illumination at Main Station Nuremberg - Service Hall

 

Another view

 

One of the surprise highlights of July's PDX Nightowls photo walk was when we were invited to come in and photograph the sculptures at DODECAH . Special thanks to the fine folks at DODECAH who were extremely generous with their time and willingness to spin their sculptures. i4s5922,27,23 - Happy Sliders Sunday!

Looking straight up inside New Street Square, London.

 

Taken whilst waiting for m+b to finish work. Slightly self-conscious using the XA2's timer function (with it's loud BEEEEEEEEP) in such a financial area, but other than a few odd looks, didn't get any security hassles)

 

Olympus XA2 + self timer + Lomography 200ASA slide film + xpro

Lomo LC-A ~ Kodak Elite Chrome 100 (cross processed)

 

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