2013 06 June 28 Eng Bay Rose Twilight 04a nn1 BSBE02
Twilight's blush makes its presence known over English Bay Vancouver moments after the sun sets behind the mountains of British Columbia's Sunshine Coast and Howe Sound.
Eclectic and Unusual Infra Red and High Dynamic Range Imagery
Twilight's blush makes its presence known over English Bay Vancouver moments after the sun sets behind the mountains of British Columbia's Sunshine Coast and Howe Sound.
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Twilight's Blush
English Bay Vancouver is filled with the soft pinks and blues of summer twilight - June 28 2013.
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Sheba exercises her radar while warming in a convenient sunbeam.
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Vancouver's West End and English Bay in the Infra Red light of a new summer morning.
With clouds like these I'm expecting an unsettled day weather wise.
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Thanks to yet another empty chairlift sighting he could tell that his companions finally shared his worry in earnest.
People went up ...
But they did not appear to come back.
uh oh ....
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The peak lift run at Whistler/Blackcomb. Whistler side. July 04 2012.
A wasteland of ancient snow, tundra and freezing tourists.
What's not to like?
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Sirrus, one of my two cats, loves scratch pads. Of which there are four in this shot. The big expensive ones.
She has trained me well.
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Vancouver's Inukshuk, made famous during the 2010 Winter Olympics, warms in the infra red light of a mid August afternoon circa 2011.
Goofy looking person in a Speedo bathing suit (lower right corner) included at no additional charge.
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Vancouver's Burrard Street Bridge looking very Disney in the setting sun.
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This is called a "Light Pillar".
It's a natural super weather phenomena that, like Sun Dogs, is thanks to very high altitude stratospheric (10 to 50 km up) ice crystals.
Natural prisms doing good by bringing beauty. Very much a Moses moment.
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I love this shot.
The very big picture.
Top right is the edge of my apartment building radically distorted by the fish eye lens effect due shooting at such a wide angle (10 mm). AND exaggerating the effect by shooting in portrait mode. Very cool. I love the clouds.
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Armadillo Cloud. Head's on the left, tail's on the right.
The Sunshine Coast mountains must be on their migratory route or something. ;)
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Wispy cirrus clouds add a fantasy feeling to a late spring sunset over English Bay Vancouver.
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I love the depth of field in this shot.
Every thing is in focus. That level of clarity is thanks to infra red light. Fuzzy comes from the scattering of blue light. A type of light that IR photography is blind to. Thus IR photography is blind to fuzzy.
God like clarity with awesome clouds. Nerdvana.
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I love the busy nature of this shot and of course, sigh, the clouds.
This is IRHDR. Infra Red High Dynamic Range. It's like black and white on steroids.
This image is a tone mapped composite of 3 previously shot images. The original 3 images were taken using a Nikon D80 modified by the wizards at Life Pixel to be IR sensitive.
I cleaned the composite up a bit but the real power of the shot was, as always, the moment. There's soooo much going on.
I should make it into a 1,000 piece puzzle.
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Nice driving. :)
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Detail on yesterday's Sun Dogs.
They, four if you are very luck, arrive with either a shift in weather systems or, in this case, a high pressure system bumping into another high pressure system.
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The brightest pair of sun dogs I have ever seen. Ever.
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BC's Sunshine Coast gets the coolest clouds.
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The roof of Vancouver's West End Aquatic Center provides an exact less in urban geometry.
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Vancouver's West End mellows in the later afternoon spring sunshine.
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The force is strong in this moment.
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A late spring sunset casts a golden glow on English Bay Vancouver.
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English Bay Vancouver - as seen by my spiffy new iPod Touch. 5th gen no less. It has a nifty panorama mode that has added a significant upgrade to my photo options. Plus it's as thin as a cracker. I think I just found my perfect camera. And it shoots HD video.
This shot was taken at the rest point just north of Second Beach in Stanley Park.
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Just past the Burrard Street Bridge is the ... 'disputed zone'.
Not the West End, not Kitsilano, not Yaletown ... mostly just ... False Creek.
A lawless tidal pool basically. Home to pirates and pedestrian ferries.
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