Archive for October 19th, 2011
So, Emlyn…what happened next?
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Patience II – The Milky Way (Explored #3) | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
Processing for astrophotography is difficult . This is probably the best i’m going to get from this set of source files – looks like I was at ISO 3200 which caused way too much noise.
This Christmas im thinking…. first telescope? A telescope allows you to get i a lot closer and target specific galaxies, aswell as provide auto guiding abilities to your camera – which cuts down on the amount of stacking and post processing that is necessary. The real reason you have to stack at all with a camera is because long exposures of more than 15 seconds cause star trails. (which are cool but not my goal here)
via Patience II – The Milky Way (Explored #3) | Flickr – Photo Sharing!.
Kukak Brown Bear 10 | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
USA, Alaska, Katmai National Park, Brown bear (Ursus arctos) at sunrise
I created this image while visiting Kukak Bay on the Katmai Coast in August. This brown bear was lazily sitting by the edge of a stream waiting for a salmon to swim past. Eventually, it sat up on its hind legs and yawned. When I saw this image on my camera’s LCD screen, I chuckled. I felt bad for the bear, since this was not the most flattering picture, but I doubt that the bear cares. The early morning golden light was an added bonus. I used my Canon 7D and 500mm f4 IS lens to photograph this moment. This image is a single-exposure which required minimal processing using Aperture 3 and Photoshop CS5.
