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It feels good to be home however, now the work begins...unpacking 6 suitcases, all the collected mail, income tax preparation, ugh! Not going to be much time for Flickr for a while but perhaps when I need a break now and then I'll check in.
A momentary escape from the autumn-like grayness and rain below as we cruise briskly homewards at 25,000 ft...
Window View: Bern Swiss Capital City By Night TimeLapse
Camera: Sony A6000 ILCE6000 and SEL55210
Made with 240 Photo
Music: LeWelsch MMlab (Copyright: LeWels©h MultiMedia Lab, Bern: Switzerland.)
My Mother MARY
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Through my home theater window looking at front yard. We have a St. Francis of Assisi statue that the squirrels jump from to the bird feeder just above that has expensive bird food in it, so I put a bunch of black sunflower seeds in a cup built into the statue (which he / she is sitting on).
Inside the Boston Public Library’s historic reading room, rows of wooden tables and green-shaded lamps sit beneath soaring stone walls. A tall arched window dominates the scene, framed with dark gridwork that silhouettes the tower visible outside. Warm interior lamps contrast with the cool daylight beyond, creating a quiet, studious atmosphere.
This is one of my favorite corners of the BPL — a space where the architecture celebrates both knowledge and the city beyond the walls. The layered view of the reading room and the skyline gives the whole scene a timeless, almost cinematic feel.
I guess we are trying to sell the property; so here is an important sales point. this really was a very tough assignment for me. Took so many photos, changing the position of the off-camera flash, turning it on and off to catch the scene from the window. Chose four to use parts of each for the final image which made the use of automatic HDR S/W impossible. Had to do all by hand. And, after all the work, this is what came out. Still needs some work but I do not have the time. Thanks to the challenge, I learned luminosity masking. This is my first work with it, so need your good will with the errors.