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Toxic Nightly Kharkov [08 Nov 2011|02:51pm] alexgontar All from this series (5 photos 960х960px) in my journal post comment

Moscow night [14 May 2010|07:44pm] timelapser ( Read more... ) post comment

Astrophotography in the Tampa Bay Area [15 Feb 2010|04:16pm] hewtab Hi all, I'm new to this community so excuse me if this isn't allowed, but i was hoping someone knew any good locations to do astrophotography near the st. pete/tampa bay area in FL? Or better yet, if city lights will interfere with getting a nice shot of the stars? Any help would be really appreciated as this is the first time I'll be doing this. post comment

Full moon in Bahamas [20 Jan 2010|11:01pm] alex_yu © 2010 by Alex Yurchenko post comment

[17 Dec 2009|04:23pm] dmmuzalev post comment

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[23 Nov 2009|11:46am] dmmuzalev post comment

Riverside, CA [11 Mar 2009|02:17pm] redpirk About 20 minutes from the house. The road up to this point is steep but it's worth the view. This isn't even the highest point. The view is of Riverside..the next city over. ( Larger Under Cut ) post comment

Symmetry [28 Jan 2009|11:21am] orange_stardust [ mood | cold ] x posted to my journal orange_stardust  Lesson # 3. Symmetry Symmetry is produced when a photographer captures the dead center of an image and perfectly sees to it that whatever elements pictured on the left are also on the right. Fun Fact: In a Nat Geo article, “The Enigma of Beauty”, it is noted that people with symmetrical features tend to be more beautiful. Thus, to quantify a beautiful face, the distance from the bridge of the nose to the left cheekbone should have the same measurement with the one to the right. And, the same should be achieved with every part of the face: the distance of the eyes to the nose, the measurement of the mouth, the width and shape of every smile, frown or any facial contortion or expression. This should explain why there are people who look beautiful no matter what angle they are photographed in and in whatever pose. Unfortunately for me, I’m not one of them blessed bastards. Hahaha. :)   The same holds true with photographs. Suffice it to say that symmetry = perfection. 2 comments|post comment

[19 Jan 2009|02:30pm] timelapser 2 comments|post comment

The rearview of the Municipal Hall [06 Jan 2009|10:20pm] orange_stardust [ mood | productive ] Taken at San Juan, La Union Philippines.   post comment

Full Moon at Perigee 12/13/08 [13 Dec 2008|09:43am] photognome The moon's average distance from us is about 238,855 miles. Tonight it was just 221,560 miles away. This is the closest the moon has been to earth in 15 years and the closest it will be till 2016. Shot with a 200mm lens from my front lawn. 5 comments|post comment

Luna. [02 Sep 2008|10:35pm] torturedmute post comment

Quarter Moon [17 Jul 2008|11:06am] torturedmute |click image for a larger version| post comment

[12 Jul 2008|12:20pm] mayorov Закат. Полтавская обл. (HDR фотография) Пейзажи... post comment

[02 Jul 2008|12:12am] kerrissteen post comment

[08 Jun 2008|08:40am] torturedmute | click the image for a larger version | post comment

Starry night (time lapse) [04 May 2008|12:55pm] timelapser 1 comment|post comment

[29 Apr 2008|11:05am] im_not_real Here's a short montage of my night photos, youtube style: If it buffers too much let me know, I'll scale the quality back. It's a rough draft, it has a few kinks to work out as I just started on my home movie editing hobby. post comment

An angel blowing his load [20 Feb 2008|01:04am] im_not_real Stupid airplane trailin during the timelapse. I didn't even catch it! here's two without any blowing of loads: Memorial park, i'm in love. 2 comments|post comment

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