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Photo Of The Day - April 2018
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I quite like it Stephen, I wish there was a tad more space at the wing tips, and the noise was bugging me, so this is what I could whip up quickly before racing off for todays Mindful Photography group in the city. I gather it's a severe crop into the image?
Pacifica-2018020429 by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Easter egg hunts reminds me of a trip from back in the day. Me and a group of mates (pre wives and kids), went to a country park. They were having an Easter egg hunt for kids that we didn't know about.Lovely day doing Easter Egg hunts again with the girls today. Managed to get to Dumfries House and also Alloway where Robert Burns was born. Got to see Brig O' Doon - the bridge on the back of a Scottish fiver! I liked this fence quite a bit in the walled garden at Dumfries House
L1005812.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
So no one was allowed in until 10:30. Well as we weren't going to be hunting eggs, we decided to go in early (through an unlocked side gate). Well the eggs were laminated shapes that you had to hand in for a prize.
We thought we'd move a few to more challenging places. Like high trees and a small island in the middle of the pond!
Got to make them work for it!
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Better than on the way back from the pub!
on the way to the pub.
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Nice.
Pacifica-2018020429 by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
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No need to apologise with images like these.Sorry, taken in March
Lol is it wrong to be sat here feeling proud of you? That is funny... Naughty but funny.
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Sorry, taken in March
Who cares! Look at it! It's beautiful...
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on the way to the pub.
Lovely. If taken on the way home, there'd be more camera shake right? Lol
Lovely shot.
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A380 - disappearing into the low cloud - BHX by Stephen Cooper, on Flickr
Fujifilm X-Pro2
XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR
ƒ/5.6 @400.0mm 1/2000 ISO1600
File this one under the category of 'I don't know if it works or not!!'
What's your thoughts on the 100-400 so far?
I love mine but find I really need to keep the shutter speed up. I keep confusing it being soft with me being rotten using it.
I love this image. It is deamatic and works well I think.
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You didn’t do the Adam and Eve leap then if you didn’t make it to the top. That scared the bejesus out of me when I did that.
Funny that you mention that. I brought a tripod. And used it. However the photo was shot from an old bridge. I could feel the bridge moving every time a car passed. I was worried that the image would come out all blurry.
That was my first visit to the location - not a problem to get there, only 35 minute drive. Tide timing was the issue with the highest water only giving about an hour or so of decent opportunity. I agree with you about the direction (and mix) of cloud movement - there was probably too much cloud to get a decent sense of movement in the sky but perhaps not quite enough to give an absolutely featureless sky. Definitely plan on going back next month (tide).At the back of the Meadows Anglican Church, South Australia.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Manual Mode
ISO 100, 40mm, f/4, 1/500
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I enjoyed your two long-exposures of the jetty, the second one was the stronger to me, due to the paring back of the handrail. Less is more apparently. It would be a great spot to get back to if it's not too far a trip to get there, to explore different POV's again, and different cloud formations. It's the clouds that make LE's such a challenge, to me. The initial scoping out of a spot, with a multitude of shots from all manner of different potentials is pretty quick and can be done in any weather, that's just about composition after all. But, getting the right clouds and in the right direction, is the biggest challenge I am finding.
Here's another - more complex and not quite the composition I was after but I still quite like it.
Marine Lake 5 by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Who cares when it was taken - gorgeous!Sorry, taken in March
Monochrome version of the entry to the sinking ruins.
My only two fears - Spiders and Heights. Peer pressure helped overcome the second one on that day.
At least you found a bunch of people you could open up to about it who haven't ribbed you mercilessly about it for the last three years!
Not AGAIN!?!?!? .....
It's that nice heavy heart attack snow , too . Words cannot describe how thrilled I was to wake up to this .
It's that nice heavy heart attack snow , too . Words cannot describe how thrilled I was to wake up to this .
So here is my first from yesterday's trip. I set off at 4 am to get there for sunrise, but didn't quite get the one I hoped for. Still I went to the lake (or Llyn as they say across the border) first. Later on I'd have never had got this shot as there were cars parked all alongside the lake.
_DSC6607 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
ISO100, f11, and 76 second exposure courtesy of the Lee Big stopper (10 stop ND filter). I believe I also had a 0.9 Grad
filter as well. Nikon 24-70 at 26mm on my trusty D750.
Going to be a few of these as I don't get out much!
Comments always welcome.
_DSC6607 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrISO100, f11, and 76 second exposure courtesy of the Lee Big stopper (10 stop ND filter). I believe I also had a 0.9 Grad
filter as well. Nikon 24-70 at 26mm on my trusty D750.
Going to be a few of these as I don't get out much!
Comments always welcome.
Where do you live? (General area) it was in our forecast for awhile here inthe DC area but in the end we only got a little bit of rain and the temps stayed in the high 30s.
I'm in northeast NJ , just outside NYC . I'm driving home from visiting family in Mass. last night and there's highway signs on the Merritt Pkwy. warning of a winter weather advisory . No way , I thought.. well above freezing , big moon , wispy clouds ..... Anyway , it'll melt fast .
Nice, I like the softer image - might have another play with it. The image itself is pretty much full frame (at 400mm) - I had to rotate it a bit to correct the level so I lost a bit of the right hand side wing tip.
It took me a while to get used to it. An annoyance was that I'd left it in auto aperture mode, so it was selecting f/13 for me rather than anything faster - once I remembered to turn it off I was getting better results - the weather was crap though, but I'm pleased with the handheld results - using the monopod was a pain in the arse. Still remain to be convinced about the 1.4 TC - I guess I need some decent weather for a while.
Those trees are just messing with my head!
went for a walk with my daughter