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The use of the snoot underwater opens up a wide range of lighting possibilities, leaving the final result to your creativity and technique.
This cheeky little blenny was just poking its head out of its rock shelter, so I was able to isolate it well with the snoot.
Photograph taken in the cove of Tio Ximo (Benidorm-Spain). Copyright @2023 José Salmerón. All rights reserved.
La utilización del snoot bajo el agua, abre un gran abanico de posibilidades en la iluminación, dejando a tu creatividad y técnica el resultado final.
Este pequeño y atrevido blenio solo asomaba su cabeza de su refugio en la roca, por lo que pude aislarlo bien con el snoot.
Fotografía tomada en la cala del Tio Ximo (Benidorm-España). Copyright @2023 José Salmerón. Todos los derechos reservados.
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In all the years i've been trying to shoot my chickadees, this through-the-window shot is the best I've been able to get, but it pales in comparison to my friends’. Here are three examples of what I would like to attain: 1) from Lydia, 2) another from Lydia and 3) yesterday’s shot by Jude.
Here’s
Using ND 10 stop for long 30 second exposure shot at sunrise (5:30am). As you can see the long exposure has created the impression of the moving waves but it still retains some shape. There is some mist that gives it that soft etherreal look. I particularly liked the way the early morning light hit the large rock nearest to the camera.
I created a black & white layer and then reduced the opacity to allow some colour to come through. I tried various levels but this seemed to work best to my eye. This image has many hits since it went in to Explore but I slightly prefer the light and texture in this later image see www.flickr.com/photos/mark-edwards/6963320364/in/photostream
F11
30 seconds
ISO 100
17mm
An elderly Filipino man from Legazpi, the Philippines in Bicol sells repaired, used shoes on the sidewalk. Informal street portraiture.
The three San Diego Zoo polar bears—Tatqiq, Kalluk and Chinook are now getting a special enrichment once per month----10 largemouth black bass. Though polars eat high fat seals in the wild, these fish are intended to encourage natural hunting behaviors and present additional opportunities to engage the bears in stimulating activities.
This is 23 year old Chinook who is wrangling her catch in the deep end of the pool San Diego Zoo.
Conservation status: Vulnerable
Using call-sign 'Cobra 53' Royal Air Force BAE Typhoon FGR.4 ZK319 returns to Coningsby whilst 29 Squadron's ZK321 turns finals to land after
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I used fractal patterns from Apophysis to create the solar waves. It certainly fits with the context.
To see more examples and a wider range of my Graphic Designs please go to my Online Portfolio website at :-
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To view All of the Abstractions that I have uploaded to Flicker, they are located in one place in my “Gallery” Labelled as Album 12 which is shown on the info for the page of each Design.
ANNOUNCEMENT - HOLIDAY PRINT EXCHANGE 2010 DETAILS
December 11, 2010 1pm
Kells Irish Pub
112 SW 2nd Ave
Portland, Oregon
Remember this is open to anyone who wishes to attend, just make sure you RSVP
©Darren White Photography 2010 | All Rights Reserved | Please do not use without my permission.
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Taken this morning while scouting out waterfalls with my daughter. We came upon this ridge and this was the scene across the way. I liked how you could see the river on each side of the scene....The sun was doing its best to break through the clouds but I was able to get a few shots off before the harsh light took effect
Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture f/6.3
Focal Length 40 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias 0 EV
A Northern Shoveler drake passing through Wichita on his first migration. Normally I can't get this close to a shoveler, but as I was sitting on the park boardwalk behind the railings observing this guy some other park visitors walked down the trail. Happily the the duck moved away from them, towards me and right into the colorful reflections.... Lots of nice detail in large size....
NOT MY PHOTO used by permission from: www.flickr.com/photos/gregorylam/3200086900
The above photo was taken by ' grego! ' on flickr. He told me he was there and posted the photo right away to flickr. A NYC friend, Yolanda told me about this online shortly after this happened today. ( I don't have television or watch it all so I'm glad Yolanda told me and I could see some photos on flickr.)
I used to live in the NYC area and as a pilot and avid traveler this event and photo was important enough to me to re-post it.
As a commercial pilot myself, I can appreciate what happened and I've got a pretty good guess of what went through the pilots mind. The first thought was to turn around and get back to the airport OR is there some other airport runway closer. But based on the tradeoff of altitude for airspeed he correctly calculated that ditching in the water is the safest bet. One complicating factor is that the pilot wants to save not only the people but also the aircraft. The boss is not happy when the aircraft worth many buko bucks is a total loss.
SO, although the pilot might have been an even bigger hero to save the plane AND the people, and even to prevent them from getting wet and cold, IF he got it back to the airport, the gamble might be deadly if it didnt work. So he correctly made the descion to knowingly destroy the aircraft in the hopes of saving the people. Well done!
Compare that to the poor Airliner pilot who ran out of fuel and crashed the commercial jet into the ground on Long Island some years back. Both pilots had an emergency situation, what a comparison. (Although the comparison is not fair because there was no pilot error leading to the destruction of the above aircraft.)
I had a simlar aircraft emergency flying a single engine airplane in Florida near Pensacola. My engine died mid-flight and I had to do an emergency landing with no power in a rural field. Both myself and the aircraft survived that potentially fatal incident.
In another similar incident in which I had to land the balloon in a small forest, the envelope (fabric part) got all caught up in the tree branches. There was at least a few thousand $$ or more in damage to it. BUT, I was correct not try to be a hero and save the aircraft AND the people. The passengers really do come first. I was so glad that I took the 'hit' of major aircraft damage, but at least the safety of my passengers was NEVER in doubt.
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used the dx mode to see how much better the reach would be. doesn't offer the clarity or the detail fx mode has. of course the file size/pixels are far fewer.
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 2 1/4 X 2/ 1/4
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Mi galeria en Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor
Mi Galeria en B&N www.flickr.com/photos/samycollazo
Arista Edu 400
Exposure: 10 sec.
Pinhole-7 (2 1/4 X 2 1/4)
Pinhole .03mm
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
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Located at 16°30′0″S 68°08′0″W (−16.5, −68.1333), La Paz is built in a canyon created by the Choqueyapu River (now mostly built over), which runs northwest to southeast. The city's main thoroughfare, which roughly follows the river, changes names over its length, but the central tree-lined section running through the downtown core is called the Prado.
The geography of La Paz (in particular the altitude) is marked by social differences. The more affluent residents live in the lower, central areas of the city southwest of the Prado. Many middle-class residents live in high-rise condos near the center. Lower-income residents live in makeshift brick houses in the surrounding hills.
The satellite city of El Alto, in which the airport is located, is spread over a broad area to the west of the canyon, on the Altiplano. La Paz is renowned for its unique markets, unusual and dramatic topography, and traditional culture.
Source: wikipedia
Basin and Range National Monument will remain a multiple use area. That means among the cultural resources in the area one can find agricultural resources foraging on the natural resources.
4th and last entry for round 2 of the Iron Forge. A quick extra build representing the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland. In this build I used two different kinds of tooth plates, 4 in total.
Happy year of the rabbit everyone!
Here's the video tutorial:
Papier #Taschentücher#
Auswahlfoto:
Für:“Happy Macro Monday“
Thema:“Singie Use“ am 16.01.2023.
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ICM using horizontal motion. Slight sharpening and colours enhanced in processing.
119 pictures in 2019 (2) abstract landscape
I've been thinking about what music to put with this one, and keep coming back to this Where the Wild Roses Grow - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds / Kylie Minogue
Edited using Topaz Denoise. Use the link below and save 15%. I HIGHLY recommend this product for noise reduction!
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