Question otter - to the left of the flower there is a dark vertical line - is that a fiber in the flower, or is there a scratch or something on the sensor?
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Photo of the Day - April 2009
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Question otter - to the left of the flower there is a dark vertical line - is that a fiber in the flower, or is there a scratch or something on the sensor?
It's not a scratch. It's a hair or cobweb that I was too lazy to clone out.
More vernacular architecture...
Learn something new every day. I had not heard "vernacular" used in that context before.
Mad Stearman
John Mohr flew this Stearman at this attitude, and altitude, all the way down the show line. Either really good, or really crazy... or both.
C&C always welcome.
John Mohr flew this Stearman at this attitude, and altitude, all the way down the show line. Either really good, or really crazy... or both.
C&C always welcome.
thanks alot. I processed in PSE6 using layers for the first time. It's one of the better shots I got that day. It's a shame I can take 400 shots and only use few.
I love the expression in this one, and the other dog in the background definitely adds to the picture without being the focus. Well done.
I know this month we have seen lotz of butterfly shot, so here is my shot of a "butterfly"
Anyway C&C appreciated
This is a crazy shot! Wow, looks so alien. I definitely like it, and the shallow depth of field letting the legs and whatnot blur out quickly adds to the other worldliness of it. However, I keep bouncing back and forth on the background. I can't decide if the pure white adds to the oddness of the creature or is a distraction. I wonder what it would look like if there was something there just very muted and blurred.
Nice shot, but are you sure that's a monarch?
Thanks and I agree with you, the background seriously gave me a headache. And just for kinks, I adjusted the temperature to cold and it look like a frosted grasshopper
Well the photo was shot behind a glass which shows how I got the shot (another reason to bring your dSLR all the time w/ u
) so I actually tried recovering highlights hoping to reduce the white but then the imperfect condition of the glass (scratches and dust) become more visible, hence I opted to leave just as it is.
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I think maybe I would like this better if I had some inkling of what it is. It's either too abstract or not abstract enough. Nice palette, though.
^^^ Nice, the high key works well here.
The following is not the normal, or recommended, attitude for a Twin Beech 18.
I believe I may have helped build that old queen. Got a tail number?
Sweet ...
This is the old April thread. Today is May 9. Please post your new pics on the May POTD thread... - at least if you want folks to see them.
- at least if you want folks to see them.