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Well worth stopping at this spot yesterday.
Nikon D300
Nikon 18-135mm at 31mm
f16 for 1/500s
ISO 1000 (mistake and nearly cried when I saw it)
RAW file
Manfrotto 190 tripod
RAW opened in ACR and then into CS5 as JPG
Topaz DeNoise lightly applied to sky
Topaz InFocus applied
Topaz Star Effects applied
Vibrance and saturation adjustment layers applied
Slight levels adjustment
My friend Mike / Opobs took me here in 2008 for the first time
www.flickr.com/photos/opobs/sets/72157606329013087/
, Mike retired yesterday and we were going to revisit here but he had a huge retirement party laid on and decided this morning was not a good idea :-) Difficult with so much harsh light water spray so B&W conversion made processing a little bit easier - Mike decided nature was going to be perfect today for a visit No fluffies :-) and a slight breeze :-)
IAF Flight Academy Course 173 graduration ceremony
Photo by: Celia Garion
טקס סיום קורס-טיס 173
מסדר כנפיים, חורף 2016
צילום: סליה גריון
On Sunday I was at the Lambertus church in Rotterdam, not too far from where I live. The order of the mass was nice, very much like the ones I was used to in Leiden, where I grew up. Also the church was really beautiful. Will post more, but here's a view that struck me as I turned around to leave the chuch afterwards. Sunbeam / sunrays "looking in"...
ODC: looking in
Still a little cooler and wet here and so I'm back into a long sleeved top and full length skirt. Sunray pleated, of course :-)