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For Macro Mondays theme "Wire", a pipe cleaning cable. 30mm macro lens, settings f/8, 1/50 sec, ISO100. Shot beneath a window with extra led lighting to produce the bokeh. Cropped to square but no other edits. HMM :)
With the westbound counterpart sitting in the siding, the eastbound H-STOPVO roars across the Nevada desert. Sitting next to the tracks, old SP telephone wire still stands even years after being taken out of service.
24 gauge copper wire, torched ends to form balls then enameled. Under ball the heat caused oxidation (dark) and below that the true copper color.
Plenty of barbed wire on the steps leading up to a footbridge that links Arnold Road and Eleanor Street in Bow, east London.
The overhead wire is for the seldom used Gas Factory Curve, which links the lines out of Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street, under which the 06.28 Upminster to Richmond District line service is passing on the approach to Bow Road station.
While on a June, 5-day, river trip with some friends, we camped at one of the spots near the Wire Fence rapid. Of course, going on trips like this means I will bring all my photo toys with me, too!
The night was clear, and the moon was not out, so I decided to try to capture some Milky Way images in an area behind the camp that was not obstructed by trees.
I used a D750 with a 14-24mm Nikor lens (love this lens! Its the one that stay on my Nikon bodies the most!). I wanted to catch the MW arch over the rock formation in the distance. To do this, I did a panoramic at 9 positions (left to right). To reduce noise and have a sharper star image, I captured 4 frames at each position (all RAW). Then took a longer exposure for the foreground - not too much, because I wanted the foreground to be dark as I saw it, but still show some detail.
When I got home, I stacked each image in Sequator, and then take the produced Tiff files and stitched these using Photoshop.
A little adjustments in Photoshop to bring out the tones that I wanted, and the result is this image! A bonus for that night is the nice, greenish, air glow, too!
Anyway, there you go!
A low-light picture taken with my Canon Rebel XS digital camera whereby the Moon was aligned with electrical wires. I attached a 28-90mm EF Canon Lens, and 400 ISO was set.
The weekly theme in the 52-week project is "reflection."
See the full set: www.flickr.com/photos/joemoconnell/sets/72157652364728048