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About Me Official Beta Tester Nature Photographer Matthew P. Del Buono22/Male/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 5 Years
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Back to Florida

Mon Aug 17, 2009, 3:24 PM
Well, I'm no longer in Washington State. Over the past few days I've been working my way back to school in Florida. That sadly means the pictures of all the waterfalls have come to an end. However, I still have a huge queue in Lightroom that will keep me occupied for a while -- which means there will probably be quite a few posted still; I'm trying to handle those right at this moment while I ride the train back to Florida.

That being said, with the end of waterfalls comes the start of beaches. Assuming I can get to sleep at some kind of a reasonable hour, sunrise pictures from the Daytona coast should be interesting, as well as, hopefully, various locations which I will discover while I'm in Florida. We'll see how that goes soon....

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: Daytona Beach, FL
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: L
  • Interests: Photography, Computers, Bowling
  • Favourite movie: The Matrix
  • Favourite band or musician: Sonata Arctica
  • Favourite genre of music: Speed Metal
  • Favourite poet or writer: Michael Chrichton
  • Operating System: Linux (Gentoo)
  • Favourite game: Bowling
  • Tools of the Trade: Canon 5D Mark II, 24-70mm f/2.8L

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I use Adobe Lightroom to manage my workflow from import to delivery. As a result of my being a software engineer, I have a pretty well-defined process on how I get pictures to this location.

This block tracks my current workflow status. It is currently updated manually, but will soon be updated automatically by an add-in I'm writing for Lightroom.

Last Updated: 18 August 2009, 8:36 AM EDT

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Very nive gallery :) +faves +devwatch
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:thanks::iconfaveplz: and for the :+devwatch:

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Thank you very much for the :+devwatch:

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Hi, Sad to hear that light pollution is a problem even in Oregon. I live in Yorskire, UK, and the whole area is heavily built up so light pollution here is everywhere.

That said, we are so far north (almost 54 degrees) that for a couple of weeks at the end of June it really does stay light on the northern horizon if there is no cloud. The sun sets but it never quite gets truly dark. The "gloaming" is the Scottish word for this, but it is difficult to capture on film.
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Well, fortunately for me I live pretty far from Portland (about an hour) and my problems were experienced about 30 miles from where I live. As I went to work today a location caught my eye that I go past every day and I said to myself "THAT'S where I should have taken the shots!"

If I'm not too tired tonight I might head out there, otherwise perhaps tomorrow, but we'll see. I'm hoping it's a little bit better further out.

That's really neat how the sky never gets truly dark in your area. I can imagine the difficulty taking a shot since I'm sure the contrast is very significant, but with sufficient work anything's possible :) I think it would be very nice to see, though.

Then again, I imagine that means during the winter, it doesn't stay light outside for long, does it?
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