Whitnall Falls Time Lapse
I am working on making this a little longer by copying and pasting the 42 individual images and perhaps making the last image which is the veiled image show longer. I have this in 1080 wide screen and it looks remarkable at larger sizes. Till I can do that stuff this is all you get.
The Twilight Hour – Photographing Star Trails and Static Stars-Floris van Breugel
Introduction
It’s that time in the evening, when the sun has set, the clouds have put on their show, and the first stars are beginning to shimmer through the twilight blues. It’s one of the most peaceful and tranquil moments of the day, second only to predawn, but you’re probably packing your bag to make sure you get back to the car before darkness descends. Soon the stars come out in full force, lighting the sky with points of light stretching away for many light years. Take a minute and look up, it’s a wondrous sight. If you’ve never sat deep in the wilderness miles from civilization and simply watched the light retreat from east to west and the stars dance in circles around you, you’re missing out.
Restoring older images
Markosphoto.com is now offering to restore old images you may have. Its a basic service that will cost $25 per image, along with printing costs which depends on the size. You can email me if your interested in this service at markosphoto@markosphoto.com. We can also color black and white images to your specifications.
Tale of one image and two lights
Ever wonder why photographers say the best light is on a overcast day, so long as you don’t have the sky in your images, its the best day to photograph close-ups of flowers or anything else you can think of. It may not be ideal to be outside but you can get overcast conditions on a clear day bye blocking light from hitting your subject. It may look appealing to have light hitting your subject but our eyes and camera don’t see things the same.
Creative Images Photo Club
I decided today to write a email to the Creative Images Photo Club, its a small club with from the looks of the website is more than 15 members that meets at Boerner Botanical Garden every third week.
What is nice about this club from what I read is that its free to join and it could be potentially helpful to someone new to photography or looking to improve there photographic vision.
I will write a little more after Saturday when I learn more details about this.
You can visit the site for more information a http://www.creativephotoimages.org or goto the Boerner Botanical Gardens and pick up a pamphlet at the help desk.