Today we have photos from reader Dave, whose photography website is here (note that he sells a different photo print every month). The titles (indented) are his; click on the photos to enlarge them (all photos ©DSF_ All Rights Reserved).
Neuronal:
Northern Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos):
Illuminating Fog:
Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum):
North American Azaleas:
Glacial Collapse:
Thomson Scattering:
Against Entropy:
STUNNING
Very interesting photos. I particularly like the short DOF maple shot. Thanks for sharing these!
That’s a nice use of the effect, indeed.
I’m trying to work out where the Thompson scattering is in that picture, but I can’t work out the setup. Those I come up with have a curved scattering band. Like a sundog, but studio-scale.
“Against Entropy” reminds me of 1999-08-11, when the gaps between leaves cast multiple images of the Sun onto the ground around me (which was why I’d arrived early enough to set up cameras at that particular site, after scouting locations a few days earlier). I can’t work out how that one was done either. At least, not with lenses, lighting and timing.
Very cool!
Absolutely beautiful! Photography on the “next level”.
Love the azaleas