Combination of playing with the Mavic Mini and Luminar 4 to manipulate the sky.
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Photo of the Day - March 2020
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Combination of playing with the Mavic Mini and Luminar 4 to manipulate the sky.
A drone shot??? Really cool and certainly the timing was right-on here, with that lightning bolt! Wow! The wide-angle view is really intriguing, too.....gives us a whole other perspective on things, doesn't it?
We had rain yesterday morning but everything started clearing up in the afternoon, so as soon as I got back from voting in the Primary I grabbed the camera and got out to the front yard to say hello to our mini-daffodils, which were still damp from the rain and wearing a few remaining raindrops. The larger daffodils will be along in another week or two if our warm weather stays with us......
Starting seeds indoors this year. I only planted these on Monday; I guess they are as excited as I am about spring.
I'm curious how you achieved this rainbow lighting effect.
I have the original Lensbaby Omni filters set and it has a rainbow filter in it. It’s done in camera. 🙂
No, just Norway, unfortunately. It's a friend making yellow snow. (referring to the Frank Zappa lyrics: "Watch out where the huskies go, don't you eat that yellow snow. ")
Anerican robin. They have become quite active now, which means spring is just around the corner.
I'm really loving your lighthouse series. Great images!
Tulip Magnolia bud -- beautiful blossoms on the way!
Saturday night pic... only just got round to processing - Lol!
Light was right on the limit for my D1x... don't like to use flash, I find it ruins the ambiance for the audience.
Prob need a new camera but I loves me my Nikons.
No Horses by Bob on Flickr
Light was right on the limit for my D1x... don't like to use flash, I find it ruins the ambiance for the audience.
Prob need a new camera but I loves me my Nikons.
No Horses by Bob on Flickr
You are right.
3200 ISO is soooo last tuesday.
( I can still remember the joy of photographing with 1600 or 3200, like yesterday. Oh, the joy. Shooting in the 'dark' !)
This year's early spring reminded me of the first time I ever saw hoarfrost (St. Paul, MN 2012):
Shot on a Canon SD1100 and cropped in Affinity Photo.
Shot on a Canon SD1100 and cropped in Affinity Photo.