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Here's my newest photo using the "vortex" effect for the star trails.
I made it using a sequence of 276 photos I shot last September at Arches National Park in Utah, at the Park Avenue trailhead.
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During one of my recent ventures out on the coast I spotted this little well, hole, vortex or whatever else of similar nature comes to mind. I was committed to making a composition with that feature in one way or another. I tried various angles and in the end I settled for this one.
ISO 200 | f/11 | 1 sec | 26mm | Reverse Graduated ND Filter
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Another image in my series of water drop shots. Explored on 28th March 2014 for about 5 hours at #487
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Cela faisait déjà plusieurs jours que la canicule assommait l'Ardèche. Les nuages pointaient, se déformaient et mimaient des enclumes en leur sommet, signe que les orages seraient bientôt là. Ce fut chose faite cet après-midi. Sur le Coiron, en traversant un champs d'éoliennes, l'une d'elles présentait une allure singulière avec, en fond, un tourbillon de nuages menaçants.
L'image a été légèrement contrastée pour mieux discerner ce vortex atmosphérique. Il ne s'agit pas d'un montage.
This picture has not been amended, just constrasted. This is not either a montage.
An ant is holding onto a leaf, keeping itself dry and alive. The rapids can be tough, unforgiving and survival isn't given around the next bend of the stream. The stream of life, which is time. Like this ant we're just passengers and life is our vessel as we rush through time. Mostly the rapids of life flow in a fairly predictable way, sometimes slower, sometimes faster. That is until you reach a vortex. Those are the events in life that can decide whether you get pulled out of the ride or not. You can fight the Vortex and win, you can fight an loose too. There certainly is no guarantee. Sometimes the Vortex will pull you in, throw you around and spit you out again. Nevertheless, whenever you're in that Vortex, it feels like your taken out of the regular flow. It is like if time stops and all you do is fight for survival, this is your Dies Irae. There is no karma, no bad or good luck. It's only anymore or not anymore.
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Camera: Kiev 88
Lens: Mir-26b, 45mm/f3.5
Film: Fomopan 200iso
This is the result of the famous “polar vortex” that is currently in force in Europe on this rather original fountain in Tervueren, close to Brussels.
Voici le résultat du fameux vortex polaire qui sévit en Europe sur cette fontaine plus qu’originale à Tervueren (une commune proche de Bruxelles).
Spent too much time around the house yesterday, so I thought I'd have another go atone of these.
It is hard to believe that when we went out and took these shots, the dam capacity was close to empty, I heard it was sitting around 5% capacity, but i can't confirm that.
Irrespective, that I can't corroborate that, even in the underexposed foreground you can see it is quite low. However, it is now at 125% capacity and spilling!
"Non mi illudere se poi non ci sei Non farmi dipendere da te se poi te ne vai. Non darmi attenzioni se poi smetti di farlo. Non darmi affetto se poi mi fai morire per averlo. Non riempirmi di emozioni se poi mi lasci un vuoto. Non farmi affezionare se poi sparisci.
Non trascinarmi giù, verso il fondo ,in un vortice di emozioni che non riesco a fermare. Piego i ricordi, prendo a calci il niente, straccio il dolore e risalgo piu forte"
Another shot from yesterday. Last winter we were hit by extreme cold weather due to a Polar Vortex, where a mass of Canadian air drops over the Great Lakes region. For the last two days we have been experiencing the summer time version of the same phenomenon, with temps 15 degrees below normal. It's fantastic!
29/08/2016, approaching Ijmuiden, Netherlands.
Keel laid on 15/03/3009, launched on 04/11/2009 and completed on 10/06/2010 by Astilleros Gondan S.A., Castropol, Spain (447), 839g.t., 445 dwt. & 73 tons bollard pull as :- 'Vortex'
for Solent Towage Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Østensjø Rederi AS of Haugesund, Norway.
Vessel is designed for escort operations, harbour work as well as ocean towage. It is equipped with oil recovery and fire fighting equipment (FiFi 1) & fully equipped for salvage in open waters.
Photos with permission of Willem Koper🔱
Day 44 of the Daily Photo Project
"The Vortex"
Sitting outside the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth, the Vortex is an instant attention getter both for its immense size and because the reverberating sounds it makes when inside.
Imagen en doble espejo compuesta y fusionada con Microsoft Paint de Windows; mejorada, arremolinda y ondulada con MGI PhotoSuite III SE/Image double mirror view composed and stitched with Microsoft Paint of Windows; enhanced, whirled and waved with MGI PhotoSuite III SE. Original vortex was linear and converging. EXIF data were lost when whirling made.
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Early morning light painting is downtown Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada at 6:30 AM.
Downtown at Downing Place outside of the Moncton Public Library at Medavie Blue Cross Centre.
I came across an article online on how to construct a steel wool burning rig that allows you to create a vortex effect whilst doing a steel wool spin. I set to work and constructed a small mesh box, I bought a couple of doglead clips and connected them at each end of a standard gear cable from a mountain bike. The good thing about having the dog lead clip at the mesh box end is that it keeps the lid closed on the box but is also very fast to unclip allowing a fast refill of steel wool. I also fitted a small pipe to the cable that can be used as a variable point for spinning. This allows you to start spinning with a small arc and increase the arc as you walk towards the camera, therefore creating the Vortex. I done about ten spins tonight but liked this one the best. Cheers Derek :-)