Glasseyalley: Swans of the Apocalypse
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inphotos.org: Strong Shadows
Strong shadows in exceptionally bright sunlight in May 2008 in Blarney.
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Madeleine Calaido Weber: • Maha Mahiara Tabatia VI
Cd Cover Shoot - new Image 21.02.2009Hi Guys, I am sure some of you will remember about my wonderful photoshooting with musician maha tabatia in August this year - I already posted some images. Now i found time to process another one. Still more to come. I hope you like it. To catch up with the earlier posts - here the links: "Making of " / Maha II / Maha III / Maha IV / Maha V
This image series will be presented in her CD Booklet - You can get an impression of her beautiful music on her myspace page here. The mood of the images go along with the theme of her music as water, mermaid dreams and her relation to nature's elements. Her Album is called: "To my husband - the Aquarius". I will let you know as soon as the cd is available. Enjoy, Madeleine
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Hot off the Memory Card: Raining Stars
Raining Stars
Another star trail shot whilst watching the Geminids. The trail on the bottom left is actuallt a plane. This was my first attempt and I moved position because I didn't think it was that good... but now looking at it, I think this is the better side
Madeleine Calaido Weber: • Virtual 360 Panorama Ireland – Cill Rialaig Ballinskelligs Co. Kerry, Ireland
Cill Railiag Artist Retreat CentreCill Rialaig is an artist colony founded by Noelle Cambell-Sharpe. It is located on cliffs over looking the Atlantic near Ballinskelligs, Co Kerry, Ireland. For many artist it is a wonderful place to let go of all-day-life and being emerged into the world of nature and inspiration. A Virtual Panorama you can view here I hope you enjoy. Madeleine
Print / Stock License here / Virtual 360° Panorama here / Weblicense VR 360° Pano here
CillDaraMan: No shooting stars
No shooting stars
Since I've recently got a decent tripod I thought that the Geminid meteor shower would be a good opportunity to give it its first proper usage so I went out in the cold Sunday night. I had intended doing a few test shots early and then going back out closer to the predicted peak at around midnight but I knew when I saw the cloud coming in from the east I'd probably be in my bed early.
I set up and took some shots but typically the only two bright meteors I saw both happened while the camera was doing its dark frame subtraction, the closest I got to a meteor was this plane heading for the States.
