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I finally got a shot that I have wanted to get for a long time. One on the list you can say. The difficulty has always been that if you are a very early morning commuter you know that a 5-10 minute delay could really mean 30 plus minutes of congestion later along with finding safe parking around train tracks. This morning I lucked out. The sunrise was coming up, the light was on the rails and I had a camera with me, well an iPad. I still envision getting this shot differently but for now I'm happy that I still can chase that light.
Guess what kanji is this? It's one of the most basic and I'm sure you know it.
Shot at Yasukuni Shrine. The timing was perfect. As I arrived I was mesmerized by the beautiful sun as it sets behind the shrine.
Used 7 exposures (-3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3) and blended the 0 exposure for the sky and used the +2 and +3 exposure to get more contrast on the foreground. Took me a while just to get the picture right.
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I had been in a pasture exploring the old yellow barn and fighting off "LOTS" of these little buggers, get back in my car and see that this one hitched a ride!
For Our Daily Challenge 2
Sometimes timing is everything. Any photographer knows getting up at dawn to look for animal often pays off if you get to the right places. I had seen Tapir footprints close to the Big Tank in Santuario do Caracas, Minas Gerais, Brazil the day before, so I dragged Leanne out of bed with the birds dawn chorus. The water at the Big Tank was coated with an early morning mist, and across the dawn through a secluded bay came this wonderful, elusive beast - A Brazilian Tapir. It cut a stealth line across the Big Tank, a land animal which comfortably snorkels through water, something I had read in my research preparing for our trip. This special moment was over in a flash, but it was a real wildlife highlight of Brazil, and in fact highlight of World Wildlife. Not a great photograph because of the fog, light and range (this is 500mm full frame), but a photograph of a great moment.
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Sunrise at South Era beach, in the Royal National Park south of Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 14-24mm, ProGrey 1.2 GND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Don't mistake God's patience for His absence. His timing is perfect, and His presence is constant He's always with you!
Deuteronomy 31:6
Timing was good to capture the sun at the right angle to shine a ray of light between the gap of an overpass.
Leica M3 DS
Voigtländer 50mm f/2 APO-Lanthar
Expired Fuji Neopan Acros II
Developed with HC110 dilution B
Dave was mending the engine... the afternoon sun catching the metal giving it a lovely glow..
For the Sunday Challenge group..theme metal
Bristol 404 (1954-55) Engine 1971cc S6 OHV
Production 52
Registration Number WPC 868 (Surrey)
Bristol SET
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The Bristol 404 and Bristol 405 were luxury introduced as successors to the 403, The Bristol 404 was the first of the two, introduced in 1953, being joined by the 405 in 1955 with the 404 produced for model years 1954-55 and the 505 continueing to 1958. The 404 was a very short wheelbase (96 inches) two door Coupe while the more numerous 405 came as a four door, 114 inch wheelbase Saloon and two door Drophead Coupe
The body used aluminium panels over a steel and ash frame, mounted on a substantial horse-shoe shaped chassis, most cars built had a highly tuned (through advanced valve timing) version of the 2 litre six-cylinder engine called the 100C which developed 125 bhp, though there was a standard version the 105 bhp engine was fitted with Solex triple downdraft carburettors, the new cars also recieved an improved gearbox with much shorter gear lever Externally, a notable feature of the 404 and 405 was the abandonment of the BMW-style radiator grille for one much more like an aero-engine.
Diolch am 77,869,871 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.
Thanks for 77,869,871 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated.
Shot 06.10.2019 at Bicester Scramble, Bicester, Oxon. 143-1193
Speed Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks at Sydney Motorsport Park, Round 8, overall first three placegetters.
(1/3) #83, Matt Brabham losing touch with the ramp when launching on the main straight.
(2/3) Robby Gordon Flying the in his famous #7
(3/3) #21, Matt Nolan just leaving the main straight ramp.
The Robby Gordon Series is contested at various venues around the United States and Australia.
Sydney Motorsport Park, Eastern Creek, New South Wales, Australia.
When hunting pics in a fog requires timing for the light you are looking for, even if you have to wait for it.
Finally caught him backlit after many missed shots. Flashpoint 200 behind him on a tripod and a 600 on the fence behind me, both set at 1/4 power.
View large to see the bird in the shot... heres a clue, I am in the process of testing the trial version of Photoshop CS5...
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When you want to see the Changing of the Guards at Amalienborg Palace.
Or you wander around Copenhagen and decide to have a look at the Place when suddenly there are loads of people and police and there's music....
"The Ceremony
At Amalienborg Palace, the royal residence in Copenhagen, the Royal Guard, mounted by the Kongelige Livgarde (Kings Life Guard)is on duty for 24 hours.
The size of the Guard and musical support is dependant on who is in residence at Amalienborg Palace:
Kongevagt (King's Watch) when the Monarch is in residence the Guards are accompanied by the Royal Guards music band.
Løjtnantsvagt (Lieutenant Watch) when Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik or Prince Joachim are residing at Amalienborg in the capacity of regents the Guards are accompanied by flutes and drums.
Palævagt (Manor Watch) when the Crown Prince or Prince Joachim are in residence but not in the capacity of regents or the Palace is uninhabited the Guards march through Copenhagen without musical accompaniment."
So regarding to this (slightly outdated) article I was able to observe the Løjtnantsvagt. It was quite a show
On this site: www.kongehuset.dk/en/palaces-and-the-royal-yacht/changing...
you can read everything you need to know about the ceremony and a bit more....
When I had just gotten to the concours this morning lightning struck and we all had to wait out the rain indoors for a while. It began to sprinkle again after a couple of hours and I decided to head back home…. This is what the weather map looks like two hours later.
Daily Shoot: Sunday challenge! Timing can make or break a photograph. Make a photograph today that has to be timed just right to work.
I was walking around the beach in Waikiki, getting shots of surfers and waves crashing on the jetties when I turn around and see this... fineartamerica.com/profiles/1-jason-jacobs.html
The perspective was deliberate ... The central core of the Lanes shopping complex in Carlisle. The building has a full height central atrium, and clerestory glazing lights the three floors of the interior.
Alpine Lake, Evening Reflections. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
A rocky peninsula, an alpine lake, reflections of the headwall in evening light
In high places like this, where cirque walls tower over alpine lakes and block the light early and late in the day, evening quiet can come early. I had been walking to this spot almost daily for several days to try to make a photograph of a particular group of trees that caught the last sunlight in the late afternoon. On this day my timing was (finally!) right, and after I made that photograph I turned my attention to the rest of the scene, which was now in shadow.
To my left a small rocky peninsula pushed out into the lake near its outlet stream and supported a few trees and small plants that could gain a foothold it its cracks. Across the lake piles of talus lay at the bottom of the solid rock face of the valley's headwall, where one snow patch remained, reflected in the quiet surface of the lake. That surface also reflected the rest of the face, including parts so high that they are not in direct view. The entire scene was illuminated by the soft blue light coming from the open sky above and behind me.
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Missy was so good at sniffing out abandoned tennis balls and now it looks as if she passed her skills onto her friend Tasku.
It helps a lot that I can still walk with Tasku and Taivas A forest walk is not the same without a dog to share it with.
Everyone, it seems, wants to get in on the picture.
Strobist: SB-28 w/ Lumiquest ProMax w/ gold insert, camera left.
PP Lightroom/CS3
Explore #288 May 12,2009
These blossoms should have checked the forecast before coming out, its the coldest it has been for 10 years here.
Texture by Kerstin Frank, sliding by me on my little laptop. HSS
Working The 1Z17 08.34 Ealing Broadway To York According To Realtime Trains The Route And Timings Were
Ealing Broadway [EAL] 08.34 . 08.41 1/4 7L
Acton West 08.38 . 08.42 4L
Acton Main Line 08.40 . 08.45 5L
Acton Wells Jn 08.43 . 08.48 3/4 5L
Willesden Junction [WIJ] 08.46 To 08.48 08.52 1/2 . 08.53 5L
Kensal Green Jn 08.51 1/2 . 08.54 1/2 3L
Kensal Rise 08.52 1/2 . 08.56 1/2 3L
Brondesbury Park 08.54 . 08.57 3/4 4L
Brondesbury 08.54 1/2 . 08.58 3/4 4L
West Hampstead [WHD] 08.56 To 09.06 09.00 1/4 . 09.07 1/2 1L
Finchley Road & Frognal 09.08 . 09.09 1/4 1L
Hampstead Heath 09.11 . 09.11 3/4 RT
Gospel Oak 09.13 . 09.14 1L
Junction Road Jn 09.16 No Report
Upper Holloway 09.19 No Report
Crouch Hill 09.22 . 09.22 1/4 RT
Harringay Park Jn 09.23 . 09.25 1/2 2L
Harringay Junction 09.25 No Report
Harringay 09.25 . 09.28 3L
Hornsey 09.27 1/2 . 09.29 3/4 2L
Alexandra Palace [AAP] 09.31 To 09.34 09.32 1/2 . 09.32 3/4 1E
New Southgate 09.37 . 09.40 1/4 3E
Oakleigh Park 09.40 . 09.44 1/4 4L
New Barnet 09.41 . 09.45 3/4 4L
Hadley Wood 09.43 . 09.48 1/4 5L
Potters Bar [PBR] 09.47 To 09.50 09.52 1/2 . 09.55 3/4 5L
Brookmans Park 09.53 1/2 . 09.59 5L
Welham Green 09.55 . 10.00 1/4 5L
Hatfield 09.58 1/2 . 10.03 1/4 4L
Welwyn Garden City 10.02 1/2 . 10.08 3/4 6L
Digswell Jn 10.04 1/2 . 10.10 5L
Welwyn North 10.05 1/2 . 10.11 1/4 5L
Woolmer Green Jn 10.07 1/2 . 10.13 1/4 5L
Knebworth 10.09 . 10.15 6L
Langley Jn 10.10 1/2 . 10.16 3/4 6L
Stevenage [SVG] 10.12 To 10.15 10.18 1/2 . 10.18 3L
Hitchin 10.22 . 10.31 1/2 9L
Arlesey 10.28 . 10.38 1/4 10L
Biggleswade 10.33 . 10.44 11L
Sandy 10.37 . 10.48 3/4 11L
St Neots 10.44 1/2 . 10.55 1/2 10L
Huntingdon 10.52 . 11.01 3/4 9L
Connington South Jn 11.01 . 11.10 1/2 9L
Holme Jn [XHO] 11.06 To 11.25 11.15 . 11.39 3/4 14L
Fletton Jn 11.31 . 11.48 1/4 17L
Peterborough [PBO] 11.33 To 11.36 11.52 3/4 . 11.55 3/4 19L
New England Nth Jn 11.40 . 11.59 18L
Werrington Jn 11.43 . 12.02 1/4 19L
Littleworth 11.53 . 12.12 1/4 19L
Spalding 11.59 . 12.18 19L
Quadring Signal Ws7071 12.07 . 12.26 19L
Sleaford South Jn 12.22 . 12.37 1/2 15L
Sleaford North Jn 12.23 1/2 . 12.39 1/4 15L
Ruskington 12.25 1/2 . 12.41 1/2 15L
Metheringham 12.33 . 12.48 1/4 15L
Pelham Street Jn 12.44 . 13.01 17L
Lincoln Central [LCN] 12.45 To 12.48 13.02 1/4 . 13.05 17L
West Holmes Jn 12.50 1/2 . 13.07 3/4 17L
Pyewipe Jn 12.52 . 13.08 3/4 16L
Saxilby 12.57 . 13.17 20L
Stow Park 13.10 1/2 . 13.38 1/2 27L
Gainsborough Lea Road 13.25 1/2 . 13.44 3/4 19L
Gainsborough Trent Jns 13.27 . 13.46 1/4 19L
Beckingham Loop 13.29 1/2 No Report
Bessacarr Jn 13.45 1/2 . 14.04 1/2 19L
Doncaster Decoy South Jcn 13.46 1/2 . 14.06 19L
Decoy Nth Jn 13.49 . 14.07 1/4 18L
Bridge Jn 13.52 . 14.08 1/2 16L
Doncaster 13.53 . 14.09 3/4 16L
Donc. Marshgate Jn 13.54 . 14.10 16L
Arksey Loop 13.58 To 14.32 14.12 1/2 . 14.33 1/2 1L
Shaftholme Jn 14.36 . 14.36 1/4 RT
Joan Croft Jn 14.36 1/2 . 14.37 RT
Temple Hirst Jn 14.45 . 14.44 3/4 RT
Hambleton South Jn 14.50 . 14.49 1/4 RT
Hambleton North Jn 14.51 . 14.49 3/4 1E
Colton Jn 15.00 1/2 . 14.57 1/4 3E
Colton North Jn 15.01 1/2 . 14.58 3/4 2E
York Holgate Siding (Flhh) 15.07 1/2 No Report
York Holgate Jcn 15.08 . 15.11 3L
York [YRK] 15.09 . 15.11 1/2 2L
Been meaning to edit this for a while, just keep forgetting about. :)
And no I didn't add in the uhaul, we just passed by one and I managed to take a picture at that time.
The International Space Station flies through the constellation Orion in the skies over downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan on a chilly and windy October evening.
This was a low pass in the southern sky (maximum altitude 34 degrees) so I decided to drive downtown to see if I could get a shot as the spacecraft flew over the buildings. I had done something similar in March of 2010, and figured if I could do it once, a second time wouldn't be a problem.
Using timings and coordinates from Heaven's Above.com via their Android app, I was able to determine where the flyover would begin and end. I set up my camera and did a few test shots before the actual time, and was ready by the time ISS was visible over the south-southwestern horizon.
I timed it so the light from the station would already be in the FOV of the lens, and opened the shutter until it disappeared a short time later. Then it was home to the computer to see if I could make anything out of the image. I guess I did.
Who says you can't do astrophotography from the city? :)
Timing and camera control SplashArt Water Drop Kit
SplashArt Kit Video on youtube
Canon 7D 1/250 f/20 iso 100 100mm f/2.8 L macro.
Strobist info 2 YN560 at grey background. Mounted left right 1/32 Power 12 inches inches in front of background.
Liquid - Water Xanthan Gum and a touch of Dettol Power and Pure Multi Purpose Kitchen
Yellow coulou in base red in tank.
Model: Monica Kelly (MM #893366)
Hair: Chris Kirkpatrick
Make-up: Adrienne Pitkin
Wardrobe: Cristina Facundo
Photo Assistant: Mike Connell
Strobist Info: AB800 Camera left in a 7" reflector as key. SB-26 camera right and slightly behind the model for rim.