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A more formal presentation of the still life.And no doubt a painted version will come along some day - but life is too busy for painting just n ow.
The Buddhist stupa of Boudhanath is one of the largest in the world. Since 1979, Boudhanath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is one of the most popular tourist sites in Kathmandu.
La estupa budista de Boudhanath es una de las más grandes del mundo. Desde 1979 es patrimonio de la humanidad por la UNESCO y es uno de los sitios turísticos más populares en Katmandú.
Constellation d’Orion (Ciel Profond)
Salut les amis, ce soir et pour la seconde fois avec @harrycollisphotography.
Nous avons décidé de travailler ensemble sur ce projet en nous servant de mes prises de vues et de l’expérience d’Harry.
C’est dans ce but que nous vous dévoilons la version d’Harry, de la constellation d’Orion en ciel profond.
Benito : prise de vue et empilement dans DSS
Harry : traitement fichier tiff linéaire dans Photoshop
Exifs :
- Nikon D7100 Astro-Mod, Samyang 135mm f/2, Star Adventurer, Nisi Natural Night
- 113 photos (30sec, f/2, 1600iso)+ 20 flats
- DSS, PS, Starless++, Topaz Denoise, LR
Explore #335 on April 5th
#225 ON April 20th
came back into Explore #227 on April 10th!! Thank all of you for your faves, comments, invites, views, and encouragement!
# 209 on April 24th... this one is hanging in there!
*233 on May 29th! STILL AROUND!!!
The horizontal version of my previous photo snapped a few seconds before with the DP motors in view. Some more Solstice goodness. From my vantage point high above the railroad on the hills surrounding the canyon the The 130N rolls pass the former section house at Garner as they make their way north to Fairbanks.
Our Home on Natives’ Lands”
This Indigenous version of the Canadian flag was designed by Curtis Wilson. The Maple Leaf section of the Indigenous version of the Canadian flag created by Curtis Wilson, Kwakwaka'wakw artist from Campbell River, BC. (RIP)
His flags can be purchased (in various sizes) through the Campbell River museum (and perhaps at other First Nations Art Galleries and shops). crmuseum.ca/visit/museum-shop/
At the height of his successful career as an artist as well as and teaching youth about their culture, songs, and dances, Wilson died of a heart attack in 2019.
His gravesite marker at the Tyee Cemetery:
www.flickr.com/photos/130881643@N04/53358607824/in/datepo...
Kwakwaka'wakw Artist Curtis Wilson (Traditional Name: Mulidzas -- BA in First Nations Studies) learned to carve at the carving shed of his grandfather Sam Henderson Sr. under the instruction of many of his uncles and cousins, from whom he adopted many of his techniques and styles. Curtis taught art at schools. One of his life goals was to learn as much about his culture and heritage, to expand his visions in art and also pass it on to future generations. At the height of his successful career, Curtis died tragically from a sudden heart attack in 2019.
- Excerpted from profile provided in a handout accompanying flags sold at the Campbell River Museum.
As yesterday I didn't have time to process a new photo, I decided to show you the original version of one I posted some days ago.
It is a postcard-like morning scene taken in Rome, very close to Castel Sant'Angelo and looking towards St. Peter.
Enjoy.
Camera: Nikon D700
Gear: Tripod
Technique: 6 exposures HDR processed in Photomatix Pro, Topaz Adjust+Denoise, Viveza 2 and Photoshop CS5
this was a very good day with the seagulls. and playing with the polaroid camera that I gave my nephew when he was a little kid.
Found some un-uploaded versions in my archive today, of this image which I have been photographing in different seasons for several years.
The 22 minutes later version here (October 2012).
The October 2011 version here.
The February 2016 version here.
You can see the view in the other direction on my previous upload, or by clicking here.
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Glencoe view during winter (2 of 2)
It's moving, it's dynamic, don't you think? You do. Sure you do.
If not, try green.
Oil on canvas, 50x60, 2007, framed version
Painted by me. Based on a Flickr photo from Yumi@bagdadcafe
Carbón directo Gago Genografic. Papel de acuarela Arches/Direct carbon print Gago Genografic Arches watercolor paper. 30x40 cm.
Segunda versión de este carbón ya que en la primera no estuve muy inspirado. Ahora con menos densidad en la 1ª capa (de negro), un poquito de castaño con el verde, mejor control del contraste y del revelado, tenemos está copia que ha mejorado bastante, creo.
Second version of this carbon print because in the first that I was not very inspired. Now, with less density in the 1st layer (in black), a little brown with green, better control of contrast and developed. This is better, I think.