Summer vacation has started and the weather is nice, so for a few weeks posts will be few and far between. Hope you enjoy todays post, and stay tuned.
Rocks in a shallow pool
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Short exposure II
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Looking up
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Another BW image, perhaps one that needs to be printed big so that the viewer can really appreciate the level of detail in the foliage. The raw-file has very little contrast, so I have increased it slightly and added a slight vignetting.
Short exposure
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This is from the same fountain as the image in the previous post, "Long exposure". Here the the shutter speed is 1/2000 second, and the movement is frozen making the water look more like glass than water.
Long exposure
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This is a 30 second exposure made with a 10 stop ND filter. The 10 stop filter can be a bit challenging to work with when the light changes a lot in a short time. Here the sun was out just a few seconds and gone again. So I experimented to see what worked best, and after a series of shots I had a bit of luck and the sun was out for most of the exposure.
Fern
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Waterlily leaf
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Near Arnarstapi, Iceland
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Over the past few weeks I have been taking look at the images from last years trip to Iceland, and I still find images that look alright with a little post processing. Here is one example from the first half of the workshop. Hope you like it.
PhaseOne 645DF, Schneider-Kreuznach LS 80 mm f/2.8, ISO 200, f/8 @ 1/320
Tree and office buildings
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Hraunfossar, Iceland
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This image is shot at Hraunfossar, and is one of the images from last years POADS workshop in Iceland. The waterfall is kind of puzzling. The water just seems to emerge from the riverbank, which is lined with basalt rock; the water flows from a waterfall a bit further up the river and along the basalt rock through the looser material which covers the basalt and pours out of the riverbank here.
PhaseOne 645DF, IQ160, PhaseOne 150mm f/2.8 IF, ISO50 f/6.3 at 1/200s
"Stories we tell"
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Sometimes a word can say more than a pile of images. If I say "chair", I am sure a lot of images flash before your inner eye; your mind starts to wander. Sometimes an image can do the same, make you ponder the story behind it, what will happen next. To me this is such an image. Hope you enjoy it.
In memory of Wayne Miller
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Wayne Miller passed away in May this year, and in this portrait, "The World is Young" by Theo Rigby, Mr Miller talks about his life in photography.
“From the horrors of war to the complexities of childhood, Wayne Miller has captured intimate moments of life on film for over 50 years.”
