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Thema:“Three“am 31.07.2020
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"About three"
11mm, f2.8,ISO 1600, 30 segundos y 3200k
Iluminación lateral desde la izquierda con dos focos Yongnuo YN300II a 3200k, uno para el faro y otro para el primer plano.
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taken by d. perrotta
nadinne rios, kessi mattos e adriana tyllmann
stylist: marina britto
projeto s.p.a.c.e (rogério ortiz)
l'equipe agence
Photo of Bemis Brook Falls in the town of Hart's Location, New Hampshire. The location is within the White Mountains, in Crawford Notch State Park. The falls are accessed from the Bemis Brook Trail, a side trail off of Arethusa Falls Trail. Bemis Brook Falls, with a total height of about 30 feet over 4 tiers, is carved through reddish orange granite ledges. The source of the falls is Bemis Brook.
On the way to Bemis Brook Falls, you pass Coliseum Falls, another small but beautiful waterfall. I saw only one group of three people while on this trail and photographing its waterfalls. Most people stay on the Arethusa Falls Trail, which leads to the popular Arethusa Falls. With a height of 140 feet, Arethusa Falls is generally regarded as the waterfall with the highest single drop in New Hampshire.
Northern Air Cargo's Boeing 737-232s sandwich a 737-301 on the ramp at ANC. All are former passenger birds converted to cargo. N320 and N321DL were delivered new to Delta Air Lines, While N360WA was originally flown by Piedmont Airlines. 320) has since been withdrawn from service.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II + M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO
I didn't like the colour version. And I didn't like the B&W version. So this is a fusion of both. And I'm not really sure if I like that either. Give me a red tractor any day.
I had decided the night before that I would go for a quick walk with the dog early in the morning before there was any risk of my wife being let out of hospital. The weather forecast told me it might be bright early in the morning. And it was, but the snow was a complete surprise, as it must have been for the council too. For they hadn't bothered to grit the roads and I was glad my intended destination didn't mean I had to go all the way over the top to Buxton. So it was a surprise to find a thin covering of snow down at the Three Shire Heads waterfalls and pack horse bridges. And then it was another surprise once I had climbed back out from the valley to get a message from my wife saying she was being let out of hospital. Two nice surprises in one day!
Three Starlings collecting meal worms sprinkled in the bird bath. One patiently waiting for his turn
Always soak you meal worm first at this time of year then they don’t choke the chicks.
Lockdown day 42
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Three remaining headed (is that a word?) hoodoos nearly align with three bright planets (from left to right: Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter) in this night-sky panorama.
The orange-yellow-green gradient in the sky is airglow.
From somewhere in Utah.
Three apartment buildings (I assume) standing near KC's Kemper Arena (Hy-Vee Arena, whatever they call it now). I liked the way these buildings stood together, and while I was out taking other photos, I kept thinking about getting back to them to get a shot. Also, trying some new editing techniques, so we'll see how it all goes. I shoot raw, using a Nikon D3400, and edit in Lightroom (occasionally Photoshop and/or Nik Collection tools).
It seems to me that these are three brothers, their faces are very similar. And the youngest brother, apparently, is used as an engine😀.
Black Sea.
As a thunderstorm passed in the distance I got the camera low on the tripod to use some vegetation as the foreground element. As luck would have it the storm delivered the background. A lighting trigger was used with an exposure set for 6 seconds which generated the slight blur in the bushes due to the windy conditions.
This is a direct scan of a photograph I came across last week - taken December 1986 in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, here in Australia.
The photo is taken as is, and no modern filters or adjustments have been applied. I like the retro-feel this 36 year old image has.
These rock formations are made of sandstone, like the walls of the surrounding Jamison Valley. The three formations were created by wind and rain which is constantly sculpting the soft sandstone of the Blue Mountains. The Three Sisters can be seen from Echo Point lookout.
A commonly told legend of Our First Nations people tells the tale of three sisters 'Meehni', 'Wimlah' and Gunnedoo'. These three girls were part of the Katoomba tribe. All three fell in love with men from the Nepean tribe; however laws forbade the girls from following their desires and marrying outside their own people. A major tribal battle ensued, and the sisters were turned to stone by an elder to protect them.
The site has UNESCO world heritage listing.
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