Some of these photos are insanely amazing to look at. I like the snow one, it looks so smooth. I don't get much snow where I live. 
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Photo of the Day - April 2009
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Here is mine for the day, taken on the weekend when I was out for my walk.
Nikon D40
18-55mm AFS DX @ 18mm
f/10
1/320
ISO 200
Nikon D40
18-55mm AFS DX @ 18mm
f/10
1/320
ISO 200
Went to the lake today to try and get some cool pictures of the storm coming in. Unfortunately it was snowing really heavily and I didn't want to mess up my new camera so I snapped a couple of pictures from inside the car. I'm really new to DSLR photography so these are nothing like some of the beautiful pictures posted here.
Cold seagull under a tree:
Tree with the breakwall and lake behind it:
Cold seagull under a tree:
Tree with the breakwall and lake behind it:
I love the depth of the colours on this, nice job.
Thanks for the comments
It's pretty much straight from the camera, with a very slight saturation increase in Aperture.
6 second exposure, shot as JEPG with -0.5ev exposure compensation.
^^ Educ8r nice to see you out of your comfort zone, keep trying new things. Houston looks... artificial. We've got the same grey concrete building in Glasgow, must have came out the same packet.
If I could give a little veiled critisism of the others, perhaps they do the same variations of the same theme. I try out everything albeit not that well. For instance, Doylem is now doing people...
. Houston looks... artificial. We've got the same grey concrete building in Glasgow, must have came out the same packet.If I could give a little veiled critisism of the others, perhaps they do the same variations of the same theme. I try out everything albeit not that well.
For instance, Doylem is now doing people...
Awesome butterfly shots everyone.
Suberb light, TheReef. Do you have a shot that includes more of the water? Looks as though it's probably quite beautiful. That little glimpse is such a tease.
That kind of light is so unlike anything we've been getting in the Bay Area. We've had day after day of stark, cloudless blue skies and blindingly strong light the last couple of months. The sun here doesn't seem to lose its power and cast that golden light until it's too low to illuminate much (especially with all of the buildings around here).
Oh well, at least uber-blue skies make water look that much bluer (in a location where I got a brief respite from the city):
Tomales Bay, CA
waiting for that &%*# duck to come back...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D50
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/100 sec
Aperture: 5.3
Focal Length: 145mm
Camera: NIKON
Model: D50
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/100 sec
Aperture: 5.3
Focal Length: 145mm
