s/Photography

💬 2 likes · Sep 15 · 2 months ago

Spring Leaves — This photo is mostly about color and texture. I'm still getting the hang of resizing images to keep them looking good under 100KB. It seems like a higher resolution with a lower quality looks better than a lower resolution with a higher quality. ILCE-6500 + 16-50mm @ 50mm, ISO 125, 1/80, f/16

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🏕️ Captain

— Moonshot gemlog

Snapped the moon this morning

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💬 4 likes · Sep 08 · 2 months ago

👻 naf

Azem Palace in Damascus — The palace was built in 1749 to be the private residence for As'ad Pasha al-Azm, the Ottoman governor of Damascus; during the French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon, it housed the French Institute. After being purchased in 1951 by the Syrian government from the Al-Azm family and undergoing several reconstruction works, the palace now houses the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions.

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💬 7 likes · Aug 28 · 3 months ago

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Mass.

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💬 2 comments · 2 likes · Aug 22 · 3 months ago

Mass coast

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During the pandemic, people with nothing better to do had trained wild birds to land onto their hands...

Central Park Birds (2020) — The tiny claws hurt a little! Fujifilm X-E2 stock lens, F4 1/1000

💬 1 like · Aug 14 · 3 months ago

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Oregon Coast, 2 (2017)

Moto X

💬 1 comment · 3 likes · Aug 14 · 3 months ago

Oregon Coast, 2017

Another Moto X shot

A full-resolution (but lowered quality to fit into 100K) of a detail. @norayr - the original shows curious waves of sharpness (I hope visible here). Moto X was an interesting camera.

Sand detail

💬 View post · Aug 14 · 3 months ago

Also a phone shot. The old Moto X phone camera was quite good, compared with my current Moto G Play... The depth of field is pretty amazing considering I was shooting into the bright sky. Unretouched.

Lighthouse 2017

💬 3 likes · Aug 13 · 3 months ago

The wind was exposing every little pebble on this Oregon beach, as far as the eye could see...

Sand (2017)

💬 3 comments · 3 likes · Aug 13 · 3 months ago

Panasonic digital camera, f3.3 1/200 Macro I convinced many people that this is a photo of a rare marble-boring slug preparing to bore a hole in a slab of marble after a rain.

Boring Slug

💬 4 comments · 4 likes · Aug 11 · 3 months ago

Pretty sure I shot this with a Nikon F3 with Nikkor F1.1 big glass 50mm lens, on Kodak Plus-X. Developed in Rodinal, 1:1. Later scanned on an old Agfa film scanner (dirty scanner bed was a lucky accident, adding to the surreal mood).

The Dream (2010)

💬 2 likes · Aug 11 · 3 months ago

💬 1 comment · 6 likes · Aug 10 · 3 months ago

Mountains and Grass — Here's a photo I took of some grasses with mountains in the distance. I don't have much of a telephoto lens, but using the telephoto end of the range makes the distant mountains appear larger in the photograph. ILCE-6500 + 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 @ 50mm, ISO 320, 1/80, f/16

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Extreme scaling/compression made the underexposed skyline less that it is in the original

Manhattan

💬 3 comments · 4 likes · Aug 09 · 3 months ago

💬 1 comment · Aug 07 · 3 months ago

What are good photo applications for use with dwm? That is, ones that don't open tons of windows all over the place, or at least behave in a reasonable way on a system where window placement is not manually controlled?

💬 4 likes · Jul 21 · 4 months ago

Fence — I sometimes try to avoid artificial objects in landscapes, but I think they can work out if you embrace them as part of the composition.

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💬 1 comment · 2 likes · Jul 21 · 4 months ago

Cicada Macro Photography (5 image gallery) — Cicada are a big bulky tank of an insect that pop up here every other year during the summer time. They are quite noisy but very cool looking and non aggressive. This one perched itself on top of my outdoor power cord, I believe it is beginning the process of molting its skin.

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🐝 Addison

Chicken of the Woods — I took this one a couple of years ago. We were on a mushroom hunting hike through Stebbins Canyon, where we spotted this lovely shroom in a shallow ravine while walking back to the car. Everyone else on the hike had gone home already. We took it home and I soaked it in brine, then fried it and served it with a white sauce and fettuccine. It tasted good but gave me a horrible stomachache shortly afterwards.

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💬 1 comment · 1 like · Jul 20 · 4 months ago

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Amateur Plant Photography (4 image gallery)

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💬 3 likes · Jul 19 · 4 months ago

Plant Squad

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🐙 norayr

better colours — better colours why do i write this? i love film colours, and most of the times i don't like digital colours out of the camera. so there is this russian photographer - pavel kosenko. he also didn't like the colours he was getting with digital cameras, even after lots of editing, and so he started to research: read many books about colours, photography, cinema, etc. his research led him to writing a book, called 'lifelike' - it is now available in english here: [https link] if...

💬 1 like · Jul 15 · 4 months ago

💬 1 like · Jul 14 · 4 months ago

Trees in a Field — This is another early picture taken in the springtime. I like how the tree in the background is a bit more leafed out than the one in the foreground. This was the first picture where I noticed the effect that dust on the camera sensor has on an image. You can notice a really big spot in the upper left. In the original there were at least two other spots that were easy to see. This prompted me to learn how to remove them with GIMP and also how to clean the camera's light...

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💬 2 likes · Jul 14 · 4 months ago

Succulent planter — I picked these up from an Amish farm today and put them together! and a meditation gnome for good luck :)

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