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Photo of the day - August 2008
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Just started up my new photography blog.Check it out for larger images. Here is one of my favorites. Comments are more than welcome either here or on my blog.
-Eric
http://www.ezdigitalworld.blogspot.com
Man, I visited your blog, and god, I LOVE your work.
Honestly, you have a "dark/somber side" that attracts me a lot while at the same time there's always a "light" element in the pictures. For example this one..... I'M IN LOVE WITH IT:
very obscure but interesting.
care to share the technique you use? I just bought my first dslr and these are the type of picture I'm more interested in taking.
I also dug these:
For some reason I can't post the pic
The pics are:
the two pics in the metal meets stone entry, and the last one in the Railroad in the Sky entry.
One person's opinion
I have been driving past this sign for a couple of weeks and finally stopped to snap a a quick shot... I knew someone had added their own comments to the sign. and well I aggree
f5.6 1/125, ISO 160, 32mm, 48mm effective in 35mm film
Nikon D80
I have been driving past this sign for a couple of weeks and finally stopped to snap a a quick shot... I knew someone had added their own comments to the sign. and well I aggree
f5.6 1/125, ISO 160, 32mm, 48mm effective in 35mm film
Nikon D80
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This shot really works for me... in a 'wish I was there' kind of way...
Been away for a few days, including a trip to Arran, one of the Scottish islands. Never been there before... and it was beoooootiful. I'll definitely be going back. It was a holiday, so photography wasn't my only motivation, for once, but I still took plenty of pix. Yes, I know, it was a long way to go... to shoot a puddle, but what the hell...
I started using the RAW format on my camera. I highly recommend switching to a RAW over JPG. The lighting was also just right (bright sun) to make the colors more vibrant.
BTW, thanks for the complements!!
Here's one of mine.. what you think?
Still have that craving?
I've been to the Phillip Morris plant a few years ago for work. I toured the entire facility (and I'm a non-smoker). I can honestly say, I never saw one that looked good. (not appetizing, but great shot).
Ok, last chuckwagon photo. I was on the lead the wagon when this crash happened and I heard the crowd react so I quickly snapped the photo. I was very surprised that no one or horse was hurt.
You are good!
Thanks it means a lot, this was my first time shooting this type of event.
Cute as a baby bug's behind
(Pictures of small children at play are always their own reward.)
This shot really works for me... in a 'wish I was there' kind of way...
Been away for a few days, including a trip to Arran, one of the Scottish islands. Never been there before... and it was beoooootiful. I'll definitely be going back. It was a holiday, so photography wasn't my only motivation, for once, but I still took plenty of pix. Yes, I know, it was a long way to go... to shoot a puddle, but what the hell...
Another classic photo. I'm glad you made it to Arran, I wish I'd know you'd be up this way as you can see Arran from my window.
Cute as a baby bug's behind
(Pictures of small children at play are always their own reward.)
That they are, I ended up taking almost 200 photos this one day. I love both my daughters equally of course, but for whatever reason the younger seems to be just a bit more photogenic. Maybe its the age.
I've never liked birds much and couldn't understand how/why people like bird watching. Then I got my new camera and went on a safari. Wow whole new appreciation for how cool it can be to ID birds and photgraph them. So after I get this new found appreciation my mom gets a bird feeder. Now I have an unlimited number of test subjects. What fun!
Nikon D300
200mm wih 18-200 DX
f5.6 at 1/400
ISO probably 400 not sure right now.
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Here's a shot of a pelican taking off from the sea.
I took this during my vacation to Bald Head Island, North Carolina.
Did you throw a rock at it?
Last days of Summer festival. Stowe, Buckinghamshire, UK
Great exposure and composition.