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Flower Series :

Flower Series

moisey

Updated: Oct 07, 2007 2:17pm PST

PEOPLE : SO MANY SUBJECTS AND ALL SO DIFFERENT YOU WOULD THINK IT WOULD BE EASY TO CREATE FINE ART FROM THE HUMAN FORM. BUT ANYONE WHO HAS TRIED KNOWS THAT IT IS VERY CHALLENGING. CHECK BACK AND SEE HOW I HAVE EMBRACED THIS CHALLENGE. <a href="http://www.STANLIPSKIPHOTOGRAPHY.smugmug.com">STAN LIPSKI'S homepage</a>

PEOPLE

Stan Lipski

SO MANY SUBJECTS AND ALL SO DIFFERENT YOU WOULD THINK IT WOULD BE EASY ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2007 7:25pm PST

Nantucket : Beautiful Nantucket

Nantucket

pbdphotos

Beautiful Nantucket

Updated: Aug 31, 2007 1:10pm PST

worth 1000 :

worth 1000

PhatRatt

Updated: Aug 26, 2007 1:43pm PST

Test Shots : These are some test photos with a new lens. I purchased a 50mm f1.8 lens. Not as versatile as a zoom but sharp and the f1.8 is fast. A good lens for $100.

Test Shots

MichaelSullivan

These are some test photos with a new lens. I purchased a 50mm f1.8 l ...

Updated: Aug 21, 2007 3:57pm PST

fireworks : View of Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn during 4th July fireworks

fireworks

bganyc

View of Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn during 4th July fireworks

Updated: Aug 09, 2007 6:58am PST

Pink : You're not sure what's going on here, but you're sure it isn't right. -Rush, "The Color of Right" I read somewhere that when sunlight hits hydrogen atoms the atoms turn pink (oxygen atoms turn blue which is why the sky is blue!). The pictures toward the end show how "fuzzy" the South is. (The West is getting pretty fuzzy, too.)

Pink

Clouds

You're not sure what's going on here, but you're sure it isn't right. ...

Updated: Aug 09, 2007 6:45am PST

Circumhorizontal Arc : We sometimes catch a window, a glimpse of what's beyond. -Rush, "Mystic Rhythms" EPOD (Earth Science Picture of the Day): http://epod.usra.edu/archive/epodviewer.php3?oid=391264 A circumhorizontal arc or circumhorizon arc (CHA), also known as a fire rainbow, is a halo or an optical phenomenon similar in appearance to a horizontal rainbow, but in contrast caused by the refraction of light through the ice crystals in cirrus clouds. It occurs only when the sun is high in the sky, at least 58° above the horizon, and can only occur in the presences of cirrus clouds. It can thus not be observed at locations north of 55°N, except occasionally from mountains. The phenomenon is quite rare because the ice crystals must be aligned horizontally to reflect the high sun. The arc is formed as light rays enter the horizontally-oriented flat hexagonal crystals through a vertical side face and exit through the horizontal bottom face. It is the 90° inclination that produces the well-separated rainbow-like colours and, if the crystal alignment is just right, make the entire cirrus cloud shine like a flaming rainbow. (Wikipedia)

Circumhorizontal Arc

Clouds

We sometimes catch a window, a glimpse of what's beyond. -Rush, "Mysti ...

Updated: Aug 03, 2007 7:02pm PST

Landscapes of India :

Landscapes of India

paintedstork

Updated: Jun 17, 2007 6:52am PST

Pam's garden : Testing out my new Cannon S50 camera,with no experience in photography. I know,it needs work...Ralph

Pam's garden

Ralph Schreckengost

Testing out my new Cannon S50 camera,with no experience in photography ...

Updated: Apr 22, 2007 8:19am PST

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