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Using vegetation to anchor restless sand dunes in place. Photo taken at Kalaloch campground on the Pacific Ocean in Olympic National Park, Washington State.
Created using the new free with purchase kit Harvest Moon by G&T Designs at:-
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The image is extracted from an illustration by Ruth Eastman for the cover of People & Home Journal October 1923.
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One of the recently purchased ex. CITI Rail ES44AC's leads CN train 180 east at Mackay Alberta. While CN did have a number of these units on lease, the recent purchase was of a group previously leased to the BNSF
I no longer use my light meter now that I've swapped to digital and shoot with strobes most of the time. It still hangs on my tripod though, and I've forgotten how to use it. But sometimes, if I need to think while shooting someone, I'll hold out the light meter and act as though I'm metering light. I twist a few dials and mutter to myself as I think. It looks very professional and impressive.
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. AB800 with gridded 7 inch reflector camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
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Couldn’t think of a better place to be early with the morning light streaming through the Spanish moss that was draping the oak trees on Shady Oak trail, it was magical.
Update: in 2023 I posted a photo titled Mystic moss and while at the reserve this past weekend I went to the area of that photo. My heart dropped when I saw the main tree in the 2023 photo laying on the ground it was uprooted during one of the hurricanes this season like so many other large oaks in the reserve. Nature has such power to rearrange the landscape which forever changes places we love to visit. I’m so glad to have photos to remember how it used to be.
Happy Monday!
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Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 6X6
Camara Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Arista Edu 100
Pinhole-21 (6X6)
Exp. 6 sec.
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 27mm
F:92
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
LIghtroom 3
It used to be that we would be boating in BC or AK during the weeks after Christmas and New Years. Winter boating in the Pacific NW isn't for everyone, but it was pretty much our favorite time. We sold our boat a few years ago, and we miss it a lot, especially this time of year. (the image is just under 3" from top to bottom.)
Edited using Pixelmator Pro
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We used to have holidays.
These usually involved a beach, pool, restaurants, something of cultural interest to visit & a great deal of relaxation.
Since I bought a DSLR we don't have holidays any more.
We have missions to capture images of beautiful views & it isn't relaxing
Why didn't the camera come with the following warning;
Your behaviour may change
You will probably get addicted to Flickr
You may find yourself getting up in the dark when on holiday.
You may be running around with your camera when normal people are relaxing in the bar/ restaurant
You may find yourself driving around the country in search of views with light, mist, waves, boats, structures, flowers or wildlife
You may find yourself exploring corners of cities & places in this wonderful world we all inhabit (before it gets Nuked) that you'd never previously bothered checking out
Hasn't that got to be a great thing???
Let's be honest - I'm not the only one
This wasn't the easiest of shots trying to guess what the lasers were going to do & avoiding blown highlights from the mall opposite.
This was my favourite angle but there was a never ending stream of Bumboats into the bay from the Singapore river leaving skid marks on the water as you can see here.
Don't worry, you can relax, Bumboat doesn't mean what you might think - it comes from the Dutch word "boomschuit" meaning canoe :))
Many thanks to everyone who took the trouble to view comment or fave.
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First used normal oil painting effect at 70%, then cropped for a tighter focus. Then used inverse effect. Then used Adobe photoshop beta watercolor 7 effect. At that point enclosed in a fine blue border. Then used the holga art effect and finished with a fine scarlet border. Leaves located at the end of our street.
No use of filters in this shot, just f/16 with 3 bracketed exposures,nothing i like better is to come down to this wonderful place as the tide was coming in, i know i have shot this loads of times but i'm just capturing an image with some nice movement, the light was also fading fast hence the under exposed shot at f/16 was about 4 seconds, giving that foreground just enough movement, i think the same shot taken with 1 normal exposure would not give you the same effect, it really is worth while practicing these type of seascape images, you never know what you might achieve
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera (5X5)
Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Arista Edu 100
Exposure: 45sec.
Pinhole-25 (5X5)
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 29mm
F:96
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
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Direi che ormai avete capito che la luce del mattino è la mia preferita.
Questo scatto risale al mio viaggio a Parigi di (ormai) quasi due mesi fa.
Una delle "prime" fotografie in analogico (escludendo quelle che facevo a otto anni!XD).
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 4X4
Camara Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Mi galeria en Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor
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Arista Edu 100 (Fomapan)
Pinhole-30 (4X4)
Exp.8 sec.
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 30mm
F:100
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
LIghtroom 3
Toni Duarte Freelance Photographer
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Wikipedia:
El Faro de Lastres está situado en la aldea de Luces, parroquia de Lastres, concejo de Colunga, Principado de Asturias, (España), en la meseta del Cabo de Lastres. En funcionamiento desde 1994, es el último faro construido en Asturias. En septiembre de 2001 se instaló una nueva óptica, para conseguir la característica actual de 5 destellos blancos cada 25 segundos. El faro se encuentra en un terreno de 1200 metros cuadrados, cerrado con muro de piedra y alambrada metálica. Se trata de un edificio de mampostería de planta cuadrada, en el centro del cual nace una torre cilíndrica blanca. La altura sobre el nivel del mar es de 117 metros y de 15 metros sobre el terreno. Su alcance es de 23 millas marinas.
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 6X6
Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Arista Edu 100
Exposure: 10sec.
Pinhole-16 (6X6)
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 37mm
F:123
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
Ring-pulls used to be on soft drinks cans - now just about every can of soup, baked beans or whatever have these handy little aids to opening up a can without needing a can-opener, and with no danger of cutting yourself on the metal. I merged two photos here to give a slight air of mystery to the mundane ;o)
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Just love playing with the light, when I can.
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Every season has its own particular colours, not just the leaves on the trees, but also the flowers, animals, food, Fashion, even humans...
Chrysanthemum: the big blooms often duo toned, collectively known as kotengiku or antique chrysanthemums.
A beautiful top view of the 'heart', the center, from where all the gold and red glory unfolds
Still a touch of the vibrant red and green of Summer and already the paler golds of Autumn.
Autumn is a season tinged with the beauty of colours and yet also with some nostalgia...
Another Summer gone, the 'dark' months upon us, with the season of light nearing!
Something to look forward to!
Have a blooming day and Autumn, thanks for your comments, M, (*_*)
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Taken using the Sony Alpha 7II, and processed using ON1 PhotoRAW 2022.1 . Check out my web site : www.ortbaldauf.com and my www.500px.com/ortbaldauf site.. www.facebook.com/ortbaldauf © Photo is the property of Ort Baldauf. Do not use this photo on or off the web without my written permission. Thank you
Redone after using Lightroom distortion to take out the leaning back of the house and crooked lines. I left the left hand side in to give it some depth Sedat. I also thought it would look nicer in sepia. Thanks for your suggestions, I have now learnt some more in Lightroom.
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140 using company power...who would've thought. This is the lovely petcoke train from BP Whiting. He's adding 50+ cars to No. 5 siding in Calumet City. Genset be damned, I was still happy to see Harbor orange on a move that usually utalizes whatever CSX junk came into town. The trains accumulate in Cal City until they get a unit train's worth and then head east on the Porter Branch to Willow Creek for points east on CSX.
I used to play this game with my Granny many years ago. I found an identical version in a charity shop... same box depicting Chinese lanterns etc and the brightly coloured plastic pieces in side. Starting from triangle bases, arranged around a star, each player has to get their 10 pieces to the opposite side. In straight lines you can hop over the opponents pieces... get it well timed and it can look impressive. I would like a heavy wooden version of this game, but, like the one my granny had, this is cardboard.
Lit from beneath by placing the board minus its surround, on a clear acrylic box and directing flash underneath it. There is about two inches of the board here. HMM
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PLEASE NOTE - ONE OF THE PROGRAMS OR APPS I USE IS NOT TRANSFERRING THE BASIC CAMERA DATA CORRECTLY. SHOWING CORRECT AGAINST ORIGINALS BUT UPLOADS ARE HOPELESS.
BLAME THE LATEST APPLE IOS, SNAPSEED OR FLICKR! I believe it's Apple this time!
Apologies!
It's hard to believe that today's two images were shot on the same day and within about two miles and ten minutes of each other. This is also at Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast but looking out into Moreton Bay from Bulcock Beach. All of the sand in the image joins the mainland to what was once the northern part of Bribie Island but until about 30 years ago the Pumicestone Passage which separated the island from the mainland flowed swiftly through here. Then things began to change and over many of those subsequent years sand was washed in and across what was the bar, through which prawn trawlers once entered the small port of Caloundra. Eventually, in more recent times, the sand built up even more and closed it off completely.
To balance that, in time, the relentless ocean began to create an opening into the same passage a little way south through a narrow strip in Bribie Island, opening up the Caloundra suburb of Golden Beach to the ocean. That gap eventually grew larger and larger threatening the beach with the full force of the ocean, in particular during inclement weather. Eventually the Queensland Government had to step in and stabilise the erosion and the island creating quite a wide but somewhat fortified new bar and seemingly permanently joining North Bribie to the mainland as seen in the image. Will it change again one day, quite possibly!
Ocean going ships to and from the Pacific Ocean to the Port of Brisbane pass down the shipping channel which at this point passes quite close to the beach before heading way over the far side of Moreton Bay all the way until they are opposite the Port at the mouth of the Brisbane River at which point they make a hard turn to the west and head straight into the wharves.
Back in the 1981, the Anro Asia (see below) container ship ran aground just along this stretch of coast and created quite a sight until it was eventually pulled off and made its merry way for assessment and further work!
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Spider used to be in the list of the last few that I favor to shoot. Not so sure I can hold my camera still when I was taking this, most of the time I find them disgusting...but after some colour correction and cropping, I just couldn't resist the 'laser-eye" and post it here.
This bridge is commonly used by Norwegians to travel over the border to Sweden to buy cheap booze and food
and not to mention all the cheap sweets...
I'm standing on the old bridge, taking this picture
We can pay in Norwegian currency if we want and we speak our own language and understand the other one perfectly.
We tend to go a bit bananas when we are "over there" 😁 And you shouldn't think that we are used to alcohol..
We have strict rules about how much (or how little) we are allowed to buy of meat and alcohol.
If we bend the rules we can log into one app and say how much we're bringing over the border and pay by the app, or you can "smuggle" it over.
There is seldom anyone checking you, you just pass the border and maybe seeing a guy or two in uniforms.
There is even ways to find out if the customs are stopping cars and then you'll wait until they are done.
We are the sweetest neighbor of them all 😁
Had to use my iPhone as it was too cold to bring out the camera. Bubbles frozen to the snow. It is -33C or -27.4F.
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7 - Wash Balls Here (Freestanding) *New for FLF 29/03/24*
Ariskea[WildFlower] Common Yarrow -[White]
Ariskea[WildFlower] Common Yarrow --Leaves
Ariskea[Muska] Wood Chair
-Garden- by anc "Japanese enkianthus"
Garden by anc slight wildgrass {red mix}
{anc} old wire fence (1) {gray}
{anc} ivy wall {damage yellow}
-Garden- by anc tall garden grass (monotone/ash)
-Garden- by anc "spray" wild flower{sick yellow}
[HL] Trunk Lamp S (Old Wood)
Atelier Burgundy . Atelier Wall Kit . Grey Tall Simple Module
Skye River Rocks Group 1
Skye River Set P1 Straight
HISA - Rocky heights - Stones
LOVE - MOORLAND GRASS - 20
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