A 150 shot stack of a Hornet, with a Peach for a background, thanks for looking, cheers.
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Peach Hornet by stevemackayphotography
Posted: February 2, 2015 in macroTags: 500px, Focus stack, hornet, IFTTT, insect, insects, macro, nature, peach, stack, steve mackay
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Dreamy sky lights by mahmoodalsawaf
Posted: January 20, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, astrophotography, IFTTT, iraq, landscape, mahmoodalsawaf, mountains, Neon Star Trails, NeonStarTrails, night, night photography, nightscape, photography, pink, snow, stack, star, startrails, sundown, sunset, tree, trees, winter
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Star trails are formed due to the rotation of the earth around itself and the star positions in the sky change because of the rotational movement of the earth around the sun .
This doesn’t mean that stars are fixed , they are mobile , but their movement is slow (for us ) and that’s why they look fixed in the sky .
Star trails are formed like circles that surround the polar star .
It is impossible to capture the whole cycle of the stars around the polar star in our areas because we need a 24 hours night for the whole cycle to be completed .
This movement could be noticed and captured in the polar areas only ( that have 24 hours night ) like Kiruna the most northern city of Sweden .
That’s why I captured one image for the stars and then I made the whole rotating movement after observing the polar star , by using an action in photoshop due to the impossibility to shoot it in my area as I mentioned above and I also used the effect of fish eye after that .
Settings of the stars image :
Shutter speed 30 sec.
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 800
Total number of frames taken for the sunset is 33
Settings :
Variable shutter speed .
Aperture f/16 .
ISO 100 .
Location : Iraq / Kurdistan / Duhuk / Sersink
Star trails are formed due to the rotation of the earth around itself and the star positions in the sky change because of the rotational movement of the earth around the sun .
This doesn’t mean that stars are fixed , they are mobile , but their movement is slow (for us ) and that’s why they look fixed in the sky .
Star trails are formed like circles that surround the polar star .
It is impossible to capture the whole cycle of the stars around the polar star in our areas because we need a 24 hours night for the whole cycle to be completed .
This movement could be noticed and captured in the polar areas only ( that have 24 hours night ) like Kiruna the most northern city of Sweden .
That’s why I captured one image for the stars and then I made the whole rotating movement after observing the polar star , by using an action in photoshop due to the impossibility to shoot it in my area as I mentioned above and I also used the effect of fish eye after that .
Settings of the stars image :
Shutter speed 30 sec.
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 800
Total number of frames taken for the sunset is 33
Settings :
Variable shutter speed .
Aperture f/16 .
ISO 100 .
Location : Iraq / Kurdistan / Duhuk / Sersink
For more information about polar night :
http://bit.ly/1sXTuWL
I also want to say that I consider the picture of Aaron Priest as a source of my picture but the procedure is different , here is the link :
http://bit.ly/15qsAC2
Dear photographers :
Some of you may see that the picture must be under the category of (Fine Art) but I put it under ( Landscapes ) because I didn’t make any illogical things in it , even the impossible formed star trails (in our areas) occur in a part of our planet .
Regards to all , I hope that you like this work 🙂
an assortment of vegetable by PhotoStock-Israel
Posted: February 14, 2014 in foodTags: 500px, accumulation, aggregation, assemblage, assortment, astrauss, brilliant, collection, color, colorful, colour, colourful, crispum, desire, diet, enticement, enticing, food, ginger, green, heap, horizontal, hot, IFTTT, jute, lot, material, mound, nourishment, nutrient, nutriment, nutrition, onion, parsley, pepper, peppers, Petroselinum, pile, plenty, psi, red, seduction, seductive, spring, stack, sweet, sweet potato, temptation, tempting, vegetable, vivid, yam, yellow
Still life with spring onion, yam, ginger, parsley and an assortment of peppers of different types and colours on jute
gift of autumn by blumwurks
Posted: February 8, 2014 in Black and WhiteTags: "black and white", "matt blum", "rock balancing", 500px, abstract, abstract art, amazing, art, artist, autumn, awesome, balance, beautiful, black, blum, blumwurks, cairn, cool, cool images, cool prints, dark, fine art, gift, gift of autumn, IFTTT, life, light, love, matt, matthew, matthew blum, minimal, minnesota, monochrome, natural art, nature, photograph, photography, positive, rock, rock stacking, sculpture, shore, south dakota, stack, stone, stunning, white, zen
Rock stack in honor of the birth of my goddaughter. Madison, South Dakota USA
gift of autumn | Matthew Blum
Homemade Buttermilk Pancakes with Blueberries and Syrup for Breakfast by brenthofacker
Posted: February 7, 2014 in foodTags: 500px, berry, blueberry, breakfast, butter, buttermilk, cakes, culinary, delicious, flapjacks, food, fresh, fruit, golden, gourmet, healthy, homemade, hot, hotcakes, IFTTT, maple, meal, pancake, pile, plate, stack, sweet, syrup, tasty
Buttermilk Pancakes with Syrup and Blueberries
Stacked Spoon by CBabcock
Posted: January 1, 2014 in 500px, focus, ifttt, red, reflection, spoon, stackTags: 500px, Flickr, focus, IFTTT, red, reflection, spoon, stack
An example of focus stacking. This was a challenge as the spoon, even after intense polishing, had some blurry spots on it, add to that the convex curve of the spoon. Overall, I’m pleased with the results. I believe a focusing screen will aid in future macro shots. 500px.com/photo/56433974
via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/iN3inK
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