Look up, waaaaay up
Above/featured: Men at work: Sydney Opera House, Australia – 12 April 2013 (450D).
I see a tower or a mountain, and like most, I’ll want to go up for a panoramic view of the landscape below. Even at street- or ground-level, it’s sufficiently important to listen to that “inner voice,” when it gives a gentle nudge and says: “Hey. You might wanna look up, right now.” I’m certain someone will have a perfectly good explanation why this works, how all my senses work together to form a complete picture, and how my subconscious will alert me to something specific if I’m not paying full attention.
All photos below between 2009 and 2018 were with the following: 450D for Canon 450D, C6D for Canon 6D, and X70 for Fujifilm X70; alle Fotoaufnahmen sind mit Wasserzeichen versehen worden. This post appears on Fotoeins Fotografie at fotoeins.com as https://wp.me/p1BIdT-cwH.
8 Responses to “Look up, waaaaay up”
Great choices. Really loved the opera house photo!
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Thank you, Tina. I’m sure you won’t be surprised to know that many of these shots came about very fortunately, because I happened to look first without the camera. 🙂
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That hand-held long exposure is impressive, and beautiful
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Hi there, and thanks! Even though the image is clearly not in focus, I still got what I wanted: one can clearly see the outline of Orion, the three “belt” stars, Betelgeuse, and Rigel, as well as Sirirus in Canis Major. Fortunately, there was a big solid wall behind me near the telescope’s entrance, where I tried a few 30-second exposures. Thanks for stopping by and your comment!
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An excellent series which I enjoyed looking up at, despite having a sore neck now 🙂
Really like the Martin Luther King inscription
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Thank you for your comment and for stopping by, Abrie!
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Very amazing captures these are indeed 🙂
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Hammad, thanks for stopping by and for your comment!
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