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Photo of the day: August 2013
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Beautiful shot. My location wasn't quite as spectacular (my back garden!) but here's mine for today.
Was looking for some good shots of Cabot Trail, but found nothing too exciting. Will settle for this, taken in Quebec last year on the way back home from my first Cabot Trail trip.
Sunset over St. Lawrence river by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Sunset over St. Lawrence river by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Photo of the day: August 2013
Lol. Thanks. Here's the link to the full size version.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7367/9601580850_26538c89b5_o_d.jpg
This is awesome. It would make a beautiful wallpaper. Hint hint.
Lol. Thanks. Here's the link to the full size version.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7367/9601580850_26538c89b5_o_d.jpg
Thank you!
Even weeds can be beautiful.
Sure doesn't look like a weed...beautiful shot John. Great colour combination and it looks like your lighting was spot-on.
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Mine for today was taken on the road to Cape St. George, Newfoundland.
You should see the lighting rig I carry around with me! Take one doofus and get them to lean right over whatever you want a shot of, so there's no direct light on it. Doofus=Camera Operator in this case!
Mine for today was taken on the road to Cape St. George, Newfoundland.
Beautiful water colour here Peter, just like up on the Great Barrier Reef! I love the arch of the cloud above at a diagonal to the land. You're making me want to go travelling again... Ooohhh, to be back in tropical waters once more.
My first photo in a while - been a bit busy of late with my new job (no longer going to University).
Here is a photo taken only a couple of days ago in Killarney, Ireland. I had my lowly 400D with me, and my 24-105mm L - I was surprised, given the difficult lighting conditions, how it came out.
I will be posting over the next couple of weeks more photos from my trip. I'm off now to the Trafford Centre to buy myself a Canon 6D with my first pay check!
All the best, Adam Turner.
Gap of Dunloe by AdamDTurner, on Flickr
Here is a photo taken only a couple of days ago in Killarney, Ireland. I had my lowly 400D with me, and my 24-105mm L - I was surprised, given the difficult lighting conditions, how it came out.
I will be posting over the next couple of weeks more photos from my trip. I'm off now to the Trafford Centre to buy myself a Canon 6D with my first pay check!
All the best, Adam Turner.
Gap of Dunloe by AdamDTurner, on Flickr
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Another one from my garden I shot yesterday. Been experimenting on composition and viewpoint etc since I've been reading Learning to think creatively, by Bryan Peterson (which I recommend to anybody wanting to learn more about their craft).
I have a load I shot in Wales today, but I've just got back and they need tweaking a little.
To be honest I would not of thought of this overhead shot. I like the way it appears to float above the grass.
Critique always appreciated!
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But if you're going to make it one pic, Make it number 7- Sunset over the Dominican Republic, because it's a beautiful shot!
I have a load I shot in Wales today, but I've just got back and they need tweaking a little.
To be honest I would not of thought of this overhead shot. I like the way it appears to float above the grass.
Critique always appreciated!
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But if you're going to make it one pic, Make it number 7- Sunset over the Dominican Republic, because it's a beautiful shot!
Congratulations on the new job and welcome back!!
Thanks!
Just picked up my 6D. Got a great deal at John Lewis - £1429, 2 year warranty, £150 cashback, Adobe Lightroom 5 and Premiere Elements 11. So all in all it cost me around £1100 (I was going to buy lightroom and elements anyway!).