This is a new flower for us. They were planted last year, and blooming for the first time. A beautiful flower that grows from a long narrow stem.
Camera: Nikon D7100 • ISO 640 • 300mm • -0.67 ev • f/5.6 • 1/640
This is a new flower for us. They were planted last year, and blooming for the first time. A beautiful flower that grows from a long narrow stem.
Camera: Nikon D7100 • ISO 640 • 300mm • -0.67 ev • f/5.6 • 1/640
Photoshop to enlarge the Moon and create its glare on the water. In the forground is the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Camera: Nikon D7100 • ISO 160 • 28mm • -167 ev • f/6.3 • 1/15
I’d hoped that once my drone rose above the fog, that I would discover that it was hovering only over the lake. Nope, it pretty much covered Cleveland County. I did find this one break and liked the way that the trees were slightly visible. A little bit of adjusting with the clarity and brushing out of some unimportant objects revealed something that I like.
Camera: DJI FC300X ISO 100 3.61mm -2.66 ev F/2.8 1/1700
It’s the nicest part of my drive to Four Oaks, where my brother and sister-in-law now live. I stopped and walked onto the bridge to capture this image using my X100 camera and then spoofed it up with Snapseed on my iPad.
Camera: FujiFilm X100 • ISO 200 • 23mm • -167 ev • f/5 • 1/250
A sub-freezing and short flight of my drone over Moss Lake in North Carolina. Again, I make the videos for the excuse to make the music that accompanies them.
I really like this one. I had to wait until the snow stopped to fly my drone up to take a look. This is our neighbor’s horse pasture. I don’t recall how I did it, but one of this photo’s pluses is the graininess that give it more of a sense of bleakness.
Camera: DJI FC300X • 20.7mm • ISO 100 • 3.61mm • -2.34 ev • f/2.8 • 1/1050
A short but interesting morning drone flight. The music is produced using a good deal of arpeggio, which always feels like cheating to me.
Short drone hover over autumn forest with the camera pointed down.
It’s just turned February and the feeders are under attack by a dozen or so Goldfinches, which we haven’t seen in months. They are pretty good at hovering while they wait their turn at a feeding post while others wait in the nearby trees. I caught this guy waiting on a branch in a brisk breeze.
I had to crop the picture pretty dramatically to get this framing and pump up the vibrance and reduce the noise a bit to reach this final.
Camera: Nikon D7100 • ISO 640 • 300mm • -0.67 ev • f/5.6 • 1/640
This is still my only working self-made bow, 47″ of hickory. The video was taken by my brother, Dennis.