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Às vezes tudo se ilumina
Às vezes tudo se ilumina de uma intensa irrealidade
E é como se agora este pobre, este único, este
efêmero instante do mundo
Estivesse pintado numa tela, sempre...
(Mario Quintana)
Santiago, Chile must be one of the few places where you can climb a 1600m.a.s.m.l. hill placed in the middle of the capital, have a 7º Richter earthquake at the top and enjoy of a sunset reflected in the mountains in the the same evening haha. Greetings from Chile!
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After more than four years I finally returned to Praia da Adraga. One of my favourite beaches. It has changed a lot. Where I was taking this photo there was roughly 1-2 meters more sand four years ago. In the background to the left you see rocks which weren't there back then. This offered a lot new compositional opportunities. But this beach doesn't only change over the years. It changes within days. I went there four times and some rocks were gone again since the tide had brought new sand.
Photographing this beach was a real joy, especially with such great light. I took around 50 photos until I got the perfect wave for the foreground. You really have to ram your tripod deep into the sand for such scenes where the water washes around it, then it will be rock solid and you can camp on such compositions until all fits together. I just had to be carefull and watch for the occasional rogue wave ;-)
I spent several days in Nicaragua in early February. While at Montelimar Beach Resort, I made an effort to capture the sunset each night. On this night we had a very dramatic sky.
To see more photos from Nicaragua (not seen in my Photostream), you are welcomed to browse this album:
This is more of a test in processing. I did some different things in JPEG, and I'm just checking to see how they look.
The beach was clear but a few miles out over the ocean fog had already started coming towards the shore. Oceanside, CA
Sunset over South Sister, the highest of the Three Sisters volcanoes in Oregon's Cascade Range, standing at 10,358 feet. It's the third-highest peak in Oregon and a popular hiking destination, known for its non-technical but challenging climb and stunning views. I didn't go to the top this time. There's a lake up at the summit too (highest lake in the state), but it's not as much fun to swim in as this one below.
It looks like the chimney is on it's way out. I noticed this evening that it's got a chunk out of the top. Expect it will be pulled down anyday now (making way for a new housing development). See photo from last month in comments.
Hamworthy 28.06.2018
“Know what you want to do, hold the thought firmly, and do every day what should be done, and every sunset will see you that much nearer the goal.
I leave you today with this photograph of my series on last August, an intense sunset in Pont d'en Gil, a spectacular natural bridge by the sea on a rocky breakwater on the cliffs of northern Menorca.
They were about five minutes in which the orange flooded everything, creating an incredible atmosphere.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter.
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Ziemlich dramatischer Sonnenuntergang. Links und rechts Schlechtwetter und in der Mitte eine Lücke :)
Rather dramatic sunset, left and right angry clouds from really bad weather and in between a gap for some rays.
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Joerg
I've arrived in my new home in northwestern Ontario. This is the lake that the Ojibway Nation of Saugeen is near. It was a lovely sunset yesterday, just as I arrived, and tonight's (this one) was also lovely. This is a combination of two shots so as to show some detail on the shore. There's a little weird effect going on with the reflected sun near shore, so I may redo this.
Love my new home so far. School starts Tuesday.
Clicked on 29th September 2014 during my first Goa visit and this one was among the first few long exposure shots I had with my Hoya ND 400 (9 stop). It was cloudy, rainy during sunset. I had to wait and wait for almost 30 minutes. Drizzling stopped suddenly and then the lights came out magically for 10-15 minutes. Thank God, I could click a few shots before it again started pouring.
Love this Beach. Will visit again
(Just a small NOTE to all my amateur photographer friends- While Shooting with ND filter of this magnitude, the camera live view screen becomes completely Blank and Black and you cant able to see anything material through your view finder. That's an amazing experience though as you need to adjust everything manually including the damn exposure :) :) )
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