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Updated Nik filters to the Nik Collection V3 this week and I had a slow day today - New tools like new glass inspire you to experiment ... I wondered thru images from the last year or so and found a couple that I'm quite fond of and looked at them with new eyes so to speak. Perspective Efex is a new addition to Nik filters and from what I've found using so far it's my new favourite thing.
Jetty of Mörbisch, background: wind farm of Illmitz (Lake Neusiedl) / Anlegesteg von Mörbisch, Hintergrund: Windpark Illmitz (Neusiedlersee)
Thin clouds in the sky reflected on perfectly calm water. Reminds me of the best song in the world. Both sides now by Joni Mitchell.
I like snow, ice, cold. I hope that this winter offers a lot of all of these. It's time. Gray weather has already become oppressive. Only in really early hours it is possible to sense the cold season coming closer.
A stunningly unusual daylily bred by a local man, who sadly passed away two years ago. I am so grateful to have part of his legacy blooming in my garden and will be able to share it with my friend Katherine this spring. It is even more beautiful in color but I have yet to take a photo that captures that beauty. Perhaps this year...
This was from the recent sun rise photo shoot with Marine De Vachon in Joshua Tree National Park. While I was wrapped in a nice warm coat Marine was braving the wind and cold in a very thin skirt and top.
This was shot with a single Streaklight 360 camera left using the supplied diffusion disk and reflector. The wind was blowing so a larger light modifier was not in the cards.
f/4.0, 17mm, 1/200, ISO 100
The driver of Chinese JS 8190 thins the lubricating oil for his 2-8-0. The sub zero temperatures in the Sandouling area of North West China were turning the oil into a grease which had to be thinned before it could be used to top up the oil wells of this fine locomotive.
This is a scene which is now confined to the history books as I am informed the use of these steam locos has ceased.
...... another image seen on thin, transparent ice at the edge of the reservoir. It's composed of bits of vegetation, stones, and a pocket of air beneath the ice, and reflections on its surface. The bits of vibrant red are, I think, reflections of my red gloves as I hovered precariously close to the surface to take the picture .....
tie rods, glass, struts, and golden sunset vinyl
... in the stairwell at te uru
single shot icm // slow shutter app // iphone 15 pro max
te uru series 2 of 5
A thin wash of early morning light slipped in over Tombstone Ranch, pushing back the last of the stormy night. Porch lamps still burned along the empty street, casting warm pools of amber on the dirt while the sky above stayed bruised and heavy with cloud. Beyond the false fronts and rocking chairs, the desert was just beginning to glow, hinting at the sun about to clear the distant hills and wake the old western street for another day.
This was taken at sunrise on a January morning in Yosemite Valley. Ice was forming on the edge of the Merced River at the location known by photographers as Tahiti Beach. The gold color is a reflection of warm morning sunlight on the face of El Capitan. I liked the interplay of the golden fractal patterns of the thin ice with the blue water just underneath, which created a cool abstract.
This is a tight crop of a close-range shot taken at 173mm, the crop probably spanning a few inches in width.
From a Summer adventure that paid off more than I could have ever wished for.
So, what's going on!? A mini wind wave is catapulted upward by the bounce-back from a previous wave.
I've seen waves do a lot of crazy, unexpected things, but this one still has me awestruck. & very fortunate that it came out in pristine focus.