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Photo of the day - August 2008
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The Buffet
Was out watering the flowers when I saw this gruesome mess
Canon EOS 20D :: 135 mm :: f 2.2 :: 1/6400 sec :: iso 100
Was out watering the flowers when I saw this gruesome mess
Canon EOS 20D :: 135 mm :: f 2.2 :: 1/6400 sec :: iso 100
It couldn't hide from my lens... Taken sometime in spring '07, NYC:
Camera: Nikon D70s.
wheezy, excellent shot!
Camera: Nikon D70s.
wheezy, excellent shot!
Waist deep in the surf for a change in perspective, now that I am using a weather sealed lens...
GLASSY SUNDAY
Lumix L1
Olympus 50-200mm SWD
ISO 100
f/4.5
1/1600 sec
400mm
Lumix L1
Olympus 50-200mm SWD
ISO 100
f/4.5
1/1600 sec
400mm
Wonderful shot. My mind jumps to the work of western painter of he last century like, Frederick Remington.
Nice sky, and crop.
Thanks, I actually shot that from a the van window on a dusty dirt road. We were on a school trip studying Sustainability in the Southwest : Lessons from the Puebloan Culture. I'm in the Masters program at NAU.
That was a single shot, no HDR here. As far as 'straight' just some adjustments in Aperture, and a crop of course. It looks even better in Aperture than it does on the thread. Thanks for looking.
In Formation
They set up a war memorial at my college at the end of April...pieces of wood in the ground along the edges of the most traveled paths around campus, one for each fallen soldier.
5 second exposure, 80mm, f/5.6, ISO 400
Partially de-satted and a little contrast enhancement in PS.
5 second exposure, 80mm, f/5.6, ISO 400
Partially de-satted and a little contrast enhancement in PS.
Trying out a borrowed SpeedLight. C+C?
Kinda off topic, but I've noticed for a while that either my camera over-exposes my photos, or that my computer under-exposes them. Cause they look completely different from the Camera's LCD and the PC. Anyone know whats up with that?
Kinda off topic, but I've noticed for a while that either my camera over-exposes my photos, or that my computer under-exposes them. Cause they look completely different from the Camera's LCD and the PC. Anyone know whats up with that?
The castle Loevestein, once the prison of Hugo de Groot, who (co-) laid the foundations of international (maritime) law.
Waist deep in the surf for a change in perspective, now that I am using a weather sealed lens...
GLASSY SUNDAY
Lumix L1
Olympus 50-200mm SWD
ISO 100
f/4.5
1/1600 sec
400mm
I really like this shot. Fantastic perspective.
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Was out watering the flowers when I saw this gruesome mess
Canon EOS 20D :: 135 mm :: f 2.2 :: 1/6400 sec :: iso 100
Awesome!
Very opportunistic. I'll definitely look out for dead carcasses next time.Took this a few days ago, just got around to editing it.
There are three that I ended up liking, this is one.
http://flickr.com/photos/17647812@N05/
Look at my photostream on flickr for the other two
There are three that I ended up liking, this is one.
http://flickr.com/photos/17647812@N05/
Look at my photostream on flickr for the other two
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My first ever HDR
Comments?
Is that the Volcano? The name escapes me. I was there in December... It was much clouder than that when I was there. Great shot!!!
