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Negative version of the previous one.
Tarumae-garou, Tomakomai, Hokkaido.
Mamiya Universal Press, Sekor 250mm F5.0 at F45, 120 seconds, negative ISO 160 outdated, developed normally. Color expression is quite different from the previous one.
That is due to
1. My development in positive do not make so vivid green.
2. Too long exposure causes incorrect color balance.
3. The lenses are different.
Both are the result of almost "as the scanner automatically selected".
Mountain stream of Oirase streams in Aomori Prefecture of Japan.
A beautiful stream illuminated by fresh green light entertains people.
I pray that this beautiful natural environment will be protected and last forever.
A panoramic photo with 6 photos.
ILCE-7RM3
Zeiss Batis 2/40 CF
Clouds sliding through Yosemite Valley from a few weeks back. Most beautiful Yosemite I've ever seen.
This is the Seaton Burn which runs through Holywell Dene in North East England. Not much water in it - we've not had much rain recently - but there's loads of leaves.
A steep hike in Auburn we viewed several waterfalls in the area and several more an hour prior at the Steven Creek Falls. This scene was interesting a surprise as I passed the main waterfall. However I didn't notice the leaf on the log when I was there. My friend was able to catch a good composition with it and I didn't believe it was there I thought is was placed there somehow? Then I looked again at my photos and sure enough it was right there. Auburn has a great sense of natural beauty and always looking different all the time. I hope you enjoy this Ultrawide vantage.
Another from Acadia National Park on Easter Sunday...we stopped to explore a trail and I heard running water...found this stream, and fortunately there was a walkway over it that I was able to rest the camera on to take a longer exposure.
I captured this scene last week during a brief respite from the rain. The Ohio River was overflowing its banks, and the water was rushing swiftly. Unfortunately, taking photos at the riverbanks wasn’t possible that day. The Indiana FEMA team or IN-TF1 was in the water and on the banks, not for a search and rescue mission, but for practice. Can you even imagine the effort it takes to navigate a rubber raft in such swift water? I didn’t take their pictures that day because I didn’t want to distract them. I also would have needed more film to capture that shot. Instead, I focused on my task of capturing the light shining above that tree. Capturing light flare is a tricky task that requires multiple frames to find the perfect image.
I was really hoping to make it into the Iao Valley park on Maui but sadly it was closed for a construction project.
Maybe next time!
©2023 Jamie A. MacDonald
Went out today - weather mixed - the word UNUSUALLY cropped up again in the weather - this time for wind - was like Autumn today
Went for a catch up with Stuart.67 and stumbled across a small waterfall. Challenge was to only use a 35mm lens only, and wasn't expecting this so no tripod and handheld. Will return in autumn to do it better justice.
On my way up to the mountain top Grytfoten in the mountain range The Seven Sisters, in Northern-Norway. I came across this waterfall of fresh, clean and delicious (drinkable) mountain water. Sorry about the frame, but it was necessary this time, to separate the image borders and the background colour of Flickr.
This stream never fails me. It’s one of those places you can always count on a good photo. One of my favorite places in the Smoky Mountains, always a must do.
I’m again impressed by the quality of work that’s possible with a phone camera. I’ve not been able to use my SLR since I hurt my arm, but I’m getting closer.
Living and learning every day. Thank you lord for giving me the strength and ability to make it to this special place.
LIFE IS GOOD