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Two trees before sunrise. One taken only seven minutes after the other. Was very windy this morning and it blew in the clouds quickly. I arrived here an hour before sunrise and waited until after sunrise to get a better Image, but the sun was covered by the clouds until i packed up the camera and tripod. I never got the light i was waiting for. Just as i had walked 50 yards from this spot the sun decided to pop out, creating the light i was looking for and also a rainbow. This seems to be my luck with photography lately, always just missing the best moments by a minute
or two.
Taken at Mt Wilson in the Blue Mountains, NSW. The fog was a bit of a surprise as I dropped down the other side of the mountain - it was just beautiful.
is it all one tree, or a cluster of cousins? can't quite be sure...
and it's another rainy morning here -- perhaps i should take my camera out again!
... is not dead ! :o) It actually has leaves on one part of it in summer - hard to believe, isn't it? It's apparently the most photographed tree in Sutton Park unsurprisingly, owing to its architectural appeal. Took a shot of it while out with Zak today, so here it is!
Roseland, Florida. I heard about this Great Horned Owl nest from some fellow photographers I met during my stay in Florida. I only had an approximate location for it but I managed to find the most likely spot...and found it.
First time I was there I only spotted the 2 owlets up high in a tree not far from the nest. The next day I arrived early to find the owlets in another tree. I also spotted the mother in the same tree.
Shot with Canon EOS 40D + Canon 18-55mm
This is my autumn shot.
I think everyone has to have one.
Yesterday I got myself another new lens, the Tamron 18-200 f/3.5-6.3.
So many new toys to try and since I travel the next weekend (I am going to Hamburg), I will soon get the chance to try it!
Yeah!!
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Sorry, another 2010 shot but with the new camera. I found this beautiful tree and lined up against the sunset. Tweaked in Photoshop CS5. Hope you all enjoy the weekend! Maybe I'll be able to get out and do some shooting with the Nikon. :):):)
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Ebony RW810, 300mm f/5.6 Rodenstock Apo-Sironar-N, Arista .EDU Ultra 100 8x10
Processed in a unicolor drum, Kodak Tmax RS 1:9, Bronze toned in CS3
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Slightly more muted than the previous two, (and probably more "natural".)
I'm already sold on Lr5 Develop module and I can't imagine not using it! However, so far I still haven't clicked with Library module, things don't seem to be working as they should under the Edit tab for adding/subtracting to a selection!
I found this lone tree in the mountains just outside of Fort Davis, Texas. It really stood out as there were no other trees of that type anywhere.. I thought is was rather majestic looking. View On Black