September 7, 2019 — Lake Tahoe. Getting even later. Getting even darker. Still at f/10. Now 15 seconds at ISO 64. Pan to the left and back to the right with a twist.
Luke’s mentor advised him to use the Force. My mentors have advised me to embrace and use the conditions before me.
There were lights before me.
(Nikon D850, Tamron SP 24–70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 2.3; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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I’m enjoying this series a lot, Michael! Keep them coming. 🙂
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I am very glad you’re enjoying it. A few more coming before I move on to something else.
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This one reminds me of an oscilloscope.
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Me too. It’s kind of Jetsonian.
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I like the tension…light ropes…and the tones you’ve created very cool…
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I love the term light ropes. Thank you very much.
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Great shot, Michael. This is really an inspiring series. May the Force be with you. (I’m surprised nobody said that yet!)
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Thanks very much. And same to you.
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It’s very nice!
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Thank you very much. I’m glad to see that you like it.
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This is neat! I love how you embraced what was before you and turned it into something so beautiful.
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Thank you. It is a powerful and widely adaptable lesson.
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Yes, it sure is.
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You’ve created really interesting light waves, Michael. Great series.
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Thank you very much. More to come…
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This is coolness in an image, Michael. Maybe my favorite of your series.
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There was a point in the post-processing when I most definitely fell in love. Thank you. Same with the next one.
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Very cool, really like it.👍
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Thank you. Glad you like it.
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And those lights, those conditions – they were the Force, at that time, which you embraced. 🙂 Thanks for explaining the process too, in a very poetic way. It actually adds, which explanations don’t always do. I like all the movement, and the little dots of light – the whole feels almost urban this time.
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Thank you very very very much. Yes it does feel sort of urban doesn’t it? I need to try this in an urban environment, but not too urban, else it just becomes a chaotic mass.
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