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Residential School Totem Pole at The Leaf, temporary home until it is moved to the old Hudon's Bay store
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Melody , hujoo chocolat, her make up is made by me
the WS hujoo, not mine, make uop made by Hujoo. She is for hugelove forum friend. Came in the september group order...
A crop from a wide-angle shot of the same wall mural in my previous photo. We went up this escalator to visit the Philadelphia Flower Show.
My first attempt at macro photography. I took 3 images today with my new Nikon 100mm f2.8 macro using natural light. I did'nt realise how difficult it was to get this close but I am hooked already.
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STROBIST: Clamshell Light Set Up: 580exII + 430ex through sofbox (up) and Umbrella (down). Triggered with Cactus V4.
Just a few lingering Hummers are around - hopefully a few more will show up after the storm passes tomorrow. I got up early (really!) to get a few shots in. I decided to try for an "extra" close shot. I didn't want to use the macro and risk scaring them.
I used a 300mm lens with a 2X TC and about 56mm of extension tubes for this shot. Starting with decent light which deteriorated with each thing I added to the lens left me with 1/60th of a second at f/13 even at ISO 640 from a distance of about 2 meters. This bird is in flight and you can see all the little blurry wing action. No crop.
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Friday at last, and after a long week (month, year, etc) this is where the madness for me starts. Tonight, I’m off to Argentina. Then I’ll have a super busy work week before spending a few days relaxing and checking out Buenos Aires with a side trip to the Iguazu Falls. Then I fly home before heading off two days later for a week of photography in Jordan. I’m very much looking forward to it all…apart from the work aspect :)
BUT, you’re not here to read about all that, I’m sure. Instead you’re here to see my images and read about where they were taken and how they were processed…right?
What do you mean ‘no’?
Well in that case, this one was taken in Newcastle somewhere, and I processed it in black and white. So there.
Hope you have a great weekend, I’ll be back on Monday on the blog only (unless I find time to update elsewhere during my work week) with the first of many scheduled posts.
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Wrapping up my series of test shots from the new Sony RX100-iv with a final couple of images.
The JPEGs starlight out of the camera were not quite convincing, but after even some very basic RAW processing in CaptureOne, I am impressed enough with the RX100-iv to keep it. This is a darned good camera, and it punches a lot of power for its size.
This is an interesting spot at a local park where the creek seems to flow up. Above: RAW processed. Below shows a comparison between the RAW processed and SOOC JPEGs.
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The telescope in an amateur astronomer's roll-off-roof observatory is looking high up in the sky, while a flaring stallite paints a streak of light in the heavens.
This photo is a stack of two 30-second exposures (Canon EOS 550D, ISO 1600, f/4.0) taken with a 8mm fisheye lens. A time lapse sequence, covering 2 hours and 45 minutes, can be seen here.
For more information about the observatory, and to see the excellent astrophotos taken with this equipment, check out Bernhard Hubl's website.