Rubbing it in now guys...
Anyway, I know how to reduce it all to a level playing field...
Shoot mono...
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Rubbing it in now guys...
Anyway, I know how to reduce it all to a level playing field...
Shoot mono...
OK, I'll take a photo of my lovely cherry tree in mono (if it'd make you happy)
Cheers
Hugh
I'd love to, but I don't think I would be much help with the gardening -- unless it is supposed to be brown.
[doublepost=1461946695][/doublepost]@Laird Knox's Trip-Tych series (which is amazing, by the way) got me thinking about trying to do a diptych of sorts with hummingbirds in different positions of flight. I thought this one (these two?) worked better as a composite image than as a diptych, but I liked the idea of showing the same bird in different positions as it hovered...
Flight: Anna's Hummingbird by MCH-1138, on Flickr
Nikon D7000 • Nikon 300mm f/4D (AF-S) • 1/250 @ f/16 • 3 Speedlights
That is awesome! Love the background colour and the lighting in gorgeous.
I'll join in with the garden shots and discussion. This constitutes the only nice part of my garden and even then I shot it in black and white. Like AFB - my moss and weeds are coming on a treat.
Sony A7 with Leica Elmar-C @F4
Sorry but I couldn't resist breaking the rules and entering the tulip wars...
I'll pay for my mischief by not posting tomorrow.
Red Tulip by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony NEX 6, Helios 44-2 58mm (right way around front element).
Cheers
Hugh
I'll pay for my mischief by not posting tomorrow.
Red Tulip by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony NEX 6, Helios 44-2 58mm (right way around front element).
Cheers
Hugh
Rebel. It's alright I have nothing to post today so you can have my slot.Sorry but I couldn't resist breaking the rules and entering the tulip wars...
I'll pay for my mischief by not posting tomorrow.
Red Tulip by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony NEX 6, Helios 44-2 58mm (right way around front element).
Cheers
Hugh
Pasadena at Night
I was hoping to see some alligators in Louisiana last week, but these little lizards in the bayou were all I got. Oh well.. they're cuter and nicer to look at anyway ; )
I see a lot of air-traffic control towers...Comments always appreciated.
Storm Control by another scotsman, on Flickr
Storm Control by another scotsman, on Flickr
Edited as per Kenoh comment. Definite improvement.
Storm Control by another scotsman, on Flickr
Storm Control by another scotsman, on Flickr
Edited as per Kenoh comment. Definite improvement.
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It was raining yesterday, and a slow day otherwise, so this seemed appropriate.
I see a lot of air-traffic control towers...Comments always appreciated.
Storm Control by another scotsman, on Flickr
That is great. Any chance you could lift it a little to get more detail in the control tower visible?
[doublepost=1462016486][/doublepost]Saw a couple clicking one of those love locks onto the fence today. Grabbed it while they werent looking - I was busted of course... 35mm meant I was right next to them and I am not exactly built for stealth... lol...
Actually got out for the first time in ages. Headed to Saltwells Nature reserve to do a spot of birding and bluebell hunting.
However I did come across the odd squirrel whilst I was there.
_DSC9852 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
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However I did come across the odd squirrel whilst I was there.
_DSC9852 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr- Nikon D7100
200-500 mm f/5.6
- ƒ/5.6
- 500 mm
- 1/640
- 800
Comments always welcome.
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As my daughter would have said "Stalker"!
Actually got out for the first time in ages. Headed to Saltwells Nature reserve to do a spot of birding and bluebell hunting.
However I did come across the odd squirrel whilst I was there.
- Nikon D7100
200-500 mm f/5.6
- ƒ/5.6
- 500 mm
- 1/640
Used the D7100 for a bit extra reach with the old 200-500mm.
- 800
Comments always welcome.
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As my daughter would have said "Stalker"!
Yeah go on play to my fears... Remember my trauma a few weeks ago at easter!
If the cap fits!
One of the many reasons I'm not a street photographer.
Your wish is my command - see updated post - definitely an improvement thanks Ken.
People Mover (elevated monorail), downtown Detroit - September 2014
f/9.0, 1/160, 42mm, ISO 800
f/9.0, 1/160, 42mm, ISO 800
Two in one day? What's your name @Hughmac?
Anyway I like it. The strong shadow gives it good interest. Obviously flash though as there isn't that much sun up north!
Young? Certainly don't feel it!I think a slap is in order for your cheek young man
Cheers
Hugh
Oops yes sorry guys... it was sunny today so getting carried away...
Ha ha ha... flash good one.. like it!
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Thanks. .. it is a better of an image!
I think a slap is in order for your cheek young man
Cheers
Hugh
Children, children, don't fight. I'm trying to get some rest here.
And remember, Ken was a bit excited playing with his toy on the streets.