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Nice Swiss Turning photographs

Nice Swiss Turning photographs

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Gime 5

Image by Adventures with my dogs
It really is been raining for days and I lastly got to take the dogs for a stroll, the problem is they had so a lot stored up energy it turned into uncontrolable running jumping and playfighting.
I have to admit I enjoyed it as significantly as they did πŸ™‚

Paradise Tanager

Image by pixagraphic
This tiny guy turned out to be such a freakin’ fast bird that decided only to move anytime I was not continually taking pictures. Fortunately I was accompanied by a pal of mine who slowly approached the bird so that it would fly away. That worked out quite properly but it nevertheless took us about two hours and much more than thousand pictures only to get two decent shots.

As the lighting had been far from remarkable I had to shoot at ISO12.800. Photoshop did a fairly very good job denoising it anyways. Denoising also was the only processing applied.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 300mm f/4 L IS

1/5000sec | f/4 | ISO12.800

Trout (at Rhine Falls)

Image by Collin Important
This quiet view was taken from the identical spot as the earlier one – just turning about. Loads of trout are swimming in the green crystal clear water of the river waiting for just as numerous tourists to feed them.

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Aikido Limitless, Uster

Image by Harald Felgner
Aikido/ εˆζ°—ι“ is a modern day Japanese martial art created by Morihei Ueshiba as a synthesis of his martial research, philosophy, and religious beliefs. Aikido is typically translated as &quotthe way of unifying (with) life power&quot or as &quotthe way of harmonious spirit.&quot Ueshiba’s goal was to generate an art that practitioners could use to defend themselves while also defending their attacker from injury. Aikido strategies consist of entering and turning movements that redirect the momentum of an opponent’s attack, and a throw or joint lock that terminates the strategy.

Heavy turn

Image by Tobiasvde
Quite a good show this old B-17 gave, also the sound wasn’t truly poor πŸ™‚

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Chapel door in Swiss Alps

Chapel door in Swiss Alps

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Chapel door in Swiss Alps

Image by PeterThoeny
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In January I visited my tiny hometown Schuders in the Swiss Alps. I took this photo of the nearby chapel with an HDR iPhone app. I typically do not like the high quality of these apps – there is no handle over the look of the HDR photo. This 1 turned out OK. I did a bit of post-processing: I turned the stone floor monochrome because it had a yellowish tone that disturbed the composition of the image.

I am searching forward to feedback on how to improve my photo capabilities, be it technical, artistic or post-processing how-to. Do you have any?

HDR, two exposures, iPhone, Img_2169_hdr2nat

What’s in my bag Could 1st, 2011

Image by Do8y
That is my first shot of my bag because I succumbed to the charm of Timbuk2. The truth is that I initially did not want a Timbuk2, but Crumpler, which was my initial selection didn’t have bags that little. So after a long search I decided to take a second look at Timbuk2. It turned out that the initial design and style, which I did not like at all was changed. Just before the Timbuk2 bags were a large stuff-it-all location and a small pouch kind of hanging above that, which have been the smaller pockets. I examined quite very carefully their bags online (yes, think it or not, there is no retailer in Zurich, Switzerland officially distributing them). I fell in adore with the new X-small design and style and the possibility to customise the colours.

Actually what was my principal objective is to have a extremely little but hugely functional bag, which although limiting the quantity of issues I lug around will let simple access to every item I manage to stuff in it.

The above may look significantly, but it actually doesn’t feel like this when it is in the bag and you really have to see my earlier bags if you consider this is heavy.

Oh, iPad owners note this – your iPad will perfectly match in that back (slash) pocket of the X-small Timbuk2 bags, even if it is in a small sleeve (mine, a Tucano, is not shown on the above picture).

So right here is what I ordered:
Custom Messenger
size: X-little
ballistic nylon spinach / ballistic nylon limeade / ballistic nylon blue
binding: navy
logo: navy
liner: orange
slash pocket
reflector tabs
proper handed

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Boarding Swiss

Image by PeterThoeny
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I was the last particular person boarding Swiss at Zurich Airport in January, bound for San Francisco. I took the chance to take this HDR photo using an HDR app on the iPhone. I post-processed it with Photomatix Pro, e.g. it is double HDR – a bit on the paintery side. What do you consider? Overdone? OK? Personally I feel it turned out not also poor, taking into consideration that this photo is accomplished on the iPhone.

HDR, 2 exposures, iPhone. IMG_2283_hdr2pai2b

Swiss cheese a winner as Russian sanctions bite

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Swiss cheese a winner as Russian sanctions bite
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