Polarized polarizer Wall Art
1312 creative works found
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Antarctic ocean landscape
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Polar bear found drowned in the Arctic region, perspex, steel, 5% formaldehyde solution….
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The Polar Aurora Northern Lights Aurora Borealis Autumn Equinox Alaska North © 2009 Sharon Mau
by Sharon MauNorthern Lights ~ Autumn Equinox / Aurora Borealis / This image was taken over a peat bog near North Pole in the Tanana River Valley of Interior Alaska From my collection: / Spirit of Delight ~ Autumn Colours Tanana River Valley Interior Alaska Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / All Rights Reserved Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi / Shooting Date/Time 24 September 2007 00:58:17 / Shooting Mode Manual Exposure / Tv( Shutter Speed ) 13 / Av( Aperture Value ) 5.6 / ISO Speed 1600 / (Unfortunately I forgot to check my ISO settings before I set out and it was much too high, which is why the noise is so high in the images, along with the deep cold. It would be wonderful if I could photograph the Aurora again but highly unlikely that I will return to Alaska anytime soon. ‘Ae, such is life.) / Lens EF28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM This photograph cannot be modified for commercial or advertising use, nor can it be copied or reproduced in any form without the photographer’s permission. I own full and exclusive copyrights on all my photographs and they are protected under International Copyright laws. My images do not belong to the public domain and may not be posted in another webpage on the internet or intranet, published in any book, magazine, newsletter or newspaper, duplicated, used in a dirivative work of art, used as illustration for musical, dramatic, and/or literary works, or used for commercial use of any kind whatsoever without my express written authorization, including but not limited to resale of my images without a license for use. All rights reserved universewide © 2009 Fine Art Photography, Research and Photojournalism by Sharon Mau “The solar wind is the outermost atmosphere of our sun. The sun is so hot that it boils off its outer layers, and the result is a constant outward expanding very thin gas. This solar wind consists not of atoms and molecules but of protons and electrons (this is called a plasma). Embedded in this solar wind is the magnetic field of the sun. The density is so low that we may well call it a vacuum. However tenuous it is, when this solar wind encounters a planet, it has to flow around it. When this planet has a magnetic field, the solar wind sees this magnetic field as an obstacle, as protons and electrons cannot move freely across a magnetic field. These charged particles are constrained to move almost always only along the magnetic field. Likewise, when they are forced to move in a specific direction, a magnetic field will move with them or will be bent into the direction of the flow. Whether the magnetic field forces the plasma motion or whether the plasma motion bends the magnetic field depends on the strength of the field and the force of the motion. When the solar wind encounters Earth’s magnetic field, it will thus bend the field unless the field gets too strong. The strength of the magnetic field falls off with distance from Earth. The distance at which the solar wind and the magnetic field of the Earth balance each other is about 60,000 km away, or 1/10 of the distance to the moon. The inside of this volume that is bounded by the solar wind is called the Magnetosphere. At the interface of the solar wind and the magnetosphere, energy can be transfered into the magnetosphere by a number of processes. Most effective is a process called Reconnection. When the magnetic field in the solar wind and the magnetic field of the magnetosphere are anti-parallel, the fields can melt together, and the solar wind can drag the magnetospheric field and plasma along. This is very efficient in energizing magnetospheric plasma. Eventually, the magnetosphere responds by dumping electrons and protons into the high latitude upper atmosphere where the energy of the plasma can be dissipated. This then results in Aurora.” Information Source: University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute
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Ursus maritimus
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Ice Cub(e). Created in Adobe Photoshop. Gradient tool was used to create the flow of colors from pink to blue.
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Skidaway Island State Park – Georgia I figured I would try something different and take my camera outside of my comfort level. I prepped the settings (Manual) for the shot, calibrated my polarizer, laid down and got my head above the water. This is what I shot! It came out beautifully and is one of my prize pieces! Hope you enjoy this and the others in my gallery!
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My daddy is so cool
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Original image: Leucadia, Calif. 1987 / (Finished artwork 2008) / Mixed: photo & digital floral/abstract / 20×30in. / Giclee print: 100% cotton (fine art) paper / Signed & numbered, limited edition: #5 of 25 / Mounted/unframed (canvas wrap print, add 50%) / (pay w/Paypal or check) $240.0 / Order email: dean@western-exposures.com / (price includes S&H in U.S.)
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A beautiful female polar bear against a plain black background.
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HDR with polarizer. / 3 vertical frame stitch
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Original image & finished art: Oregon 2009 / Mixed: photo & digital still life / 16×20in. / Giclee print: 100% cotton (fine art) paper / unmounted or framed (canvas print, add 50%) / Limited edition: #2 of 25 / $85.0 / Order email: dean@western-exposures.com
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Completed September 2009 Pastel on pastel paper / 400×600
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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These works come from my exhibition ATTLA (snow that makes beautiful pictures as it falls). / These are photographs that I made while in the High Arctic in 2007 and have since handworked the images and rephotographed them. The original works were in an exhibition at Customs House in Sydney in 2009. / Many of the originals have been sold but some are available and if you are interested in an original not the print that is available here please contact me directly.
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Original image & finished art: Oregon, 2009 / Mixed: photo & digital still life / 18×18in. / Giclee print: 100% cotton (fine art) paper / Signed & numbered, limited edition: #1 of 10 / Unframed (canvas wrap print, add 50%) / (pay w/Paypal or check) $150.0 / Order email: dean@western-exposures.com
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