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Sunset in Aruba
I took this picture while on vacation in Aruba – thought the silhouette of the guy here made it…..the beautiful glow of the sun didn’t hurt either. The one thing I wasn’t so set on was the positioning of everything (the sun, the boat, and the guy). Also – a sailboat would have been much nicer. Let me know what you think.
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Bronx Botanical Gardens
UPDATED: Now includes purchase links at end of article.
I went to the orchid show at the Bronx Botanical Gardens. There were some unbelievably beautiful flowers there. Here is one of them.
The lighting on this shot was perfect. It was like someone was shining a spotlight in a smoky cabaret or something. Very odd for a flower exhibit.
Available for purchase in a variety of formats include large canvas, postcards, etc. here. You can also check out all the other pics from that day at my Photo Store
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Great song + good story + time lapse = COOL
Bathtub IV from Keith Loutit
The technique for these videos is two-fold:
- Time lapse photography
- Tilt Shift (not sure if it’s fake or real)
The song is “Clementine” by Megan Washington.
The rest of the videos in the series titled “Little Sydney” by Keith Loutit are available here.
Enjoy
Via kottke.org.
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Presenting
This shot was taken in (on?) Staten Island with a Nikon D90 and 18-200mm at 50mm, ISO200 f/4.8 and 1/125.
I was walking thru this graveyard of a ton of decay – including boats, old engines, etc. and I came across this log. It was amazing to see all this decay and then this log – presenting us with some life.
