SUNSHOTS ANY WEATHER (Post1 Comment3)
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I usually don't post similar shots back to back, but this sunset looked too good to pass up I thought it would look good beside the last sunset, although shot a few minutes earlier. Hope you like it!
5:54 pm, the sun hangs low, glowing through the haze. Tree branches stretch across the frame, breaking up the soft orange light. There's a quiet cityscape behind it all—power lines, buildings, the usual urban touch. What I couldn't get to work with this shot when uploading to Flickr were the crushed blacks. Not the best, but I like the shot, so here it is.
Explore 10/19/2012
I'm reposting this favorite shot from three weeks ago because I want to thank everyone for all the attention it has received. It has obliterated all my previous records for comments and favorites.
I sent it to the Baltimore Sun for their weekly contest when the theme was fall foliage. On Nov 5th it appeared in the paper as the winner - my first time!
still waiting for time to take some sunshots.
meanwhile, dark and moody shots!!
thanks alot for stopping by leaving coments and faves:) much appreciated:))
have a great monday:)
Tucson Mountain Park, Tucson, Arizona USA
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Our very own star, whose Latin name is "Sol," ushering in a new day. For right now, most of my newly shot images will by necessity be scenes and things I see either in my apartment or out my windows, due to pandemic isolating. I hope nobody gets sick of seeing sunrises and sunsets!
I pray that you are all safe and well through this very horrible time! I sincerely thank our Lord for my family and friends, including my friends on Flickr, who I thank for your love and support!!
Scene: Sunset @ Lake Leek. April 5 2015 #Leekstermeer
Date: April 5 2015
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Iso: 50
Exposure Time: 0.8 / 1.6 / 3.0 sec (EV -1.0, EV 0.0, EV +1.0)
Focal Length: 17 mm
Lens Info: Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
Filter: B+W 103 MRC ND grey 77mm
Tripod + Cable release
the series "Blankless" is a series of photos, each one has an implied story or poem in them
santa monica boardwalk, ca.
Menorca, 03.09.2018
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Imagined, planned & shot with the amazing www.photopills.com app !
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De Helper Molen Paterswoldsemeer
Wil de Boer Photography --> Dutch Landscape, Cityscape and Events photographer
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Scene: Blue hour at Helper Molen Paterswoldsemeer
Date: November 20 2015
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Iso: 50
Exposure Time: multiple exposures 60 sec (HDR)
Apature: f/22.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
Lens Info: Canon EF 17-40 mm f/4L USM
Filter: B+W 103 MRC ND grey 77mm
Tripod + Triggertrap
photo development: Lightroom 6 using HDR
Sunrise above Groningen City
Wil de Boer Photography --> Dutch Landscape, Cityscape and Events photographer
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Website: www.WilDeBoer.Photo
E-Mail: wil@deBoer-IT.nl
Scene: Sunrise above Groningen City the Netherlands
Date: November 4 2015
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Iso: 50
Exposure Time: 3 exposures from 1.6 3.2 and 8.0 sec
Apature: f/22.0
Focal Length: 24 mm
Lens Info: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L USM
Filter: B+W 103 MRC ND grey 77mm
Tripod + Triggertrap
photo development: Lightroom 6 using HDR
Circumpolar stars circle around the pole above Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania, while astronomers enjoy one of the darkest locations on the East Coast. 74 frames, 75 sec. each for a total time of 92 minutes.. Nikon D800, 15mm f/3.5, 74 frames, 75 sec. each for a total time of 1 hour, 54 minutes.. Nikon D800, 15mm f/3.5,
One more morning sun shot from my apartment, although a little later than a sunrise, I guess.. I'll go back to posting other subjects amongst my memory cards. Hope you like this shot. My little Canon A590 does a good job from my window. The sun's rays almost make it look like I'm using a star filter!
Pier "Bridge to the Sun" #Sunrise at Lake #Leekstermeer
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Scene: Sunrise @ Lake #Leekstermeer
Date: October 31 2015
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Iso: 50
Exposure Time: 0.5 sec
Apature: f/22.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
Lens Info: Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
Filter: B+W 103 MRC ND grey 77mm
Tripod + Triggertrap
photo development: Lightroom 6
HDR multiple exposures from 0.5 - 60 sec.
But if you do it right, once is enough. ~Mae West
Yep...this is from this morning...i was taking these sunshots but decided to use some trees along the pier...and thats where I saw all those spiders and dragonflies. As I played with the DoF, the sun got more dramatic as bokeh...but as you can see here, it was pretty interesting already, in a hazy kind of way.