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Photo of the Day August 2014
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Intriguing. What am I seeing? The base of an old bridge? Could be the scene of a post-apocalyptic movie scene.
Ah, the explanation is in the name of photo. Sorry.
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Feel like I haven't been doing enough shooting recently. Went out in the garden this morning to try a bit of macro. I like the water droplet on his bum in this one.
20140824-DSC_1209 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
20140824-DSC_1209 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Photo of the Day August 2014
Nice watch, nice camera, nice shot.
Tourists
Fujifilm XE1 with Jupiter 8
Nice watch, nice camera, nice shot.
Tourists
Fujifilm XE1 with Jupiter 8
Thank you - was very much inspired by your earlier horological postings in this thread.
I also enjoy your London photos, particularly the Tube station ones - very evocative and really reminds me of my life working in London before I was exiled to the desert.
Patches, the Wonder Cat, keeping a very dubious eye on me without shifting her head. It makes her eye look a bit freaky, especially with such a thin slit of iris, as it was very bright.
She looks quite tough - is she a hunter?
Cheers
Hugh
She's a definite character, one of those cats that wants what she wants, when she wants it. I keep her well fed, but she does love to try and stalk the doves that come into the garden. With two little terriers in the yard, she doesn't have any success though, as they have an obsession for barking and chasing off birds on the ground. We have frog/fish ponds and she tries to catch the fish, but again without success, she doesn't like wet paws!
[url=https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3907/15004896496_f21f99f106_c.jpg]Image[/url]Creations by Karo
More of my wife's creations. She made everything you see here!
The cutlery must have been a challenge.
It's still come out nicely though!
I personally would have made the image more punchy, but I am going through vibrant phase at the moment.
Here's mine. Horizon lines were a nightmare and I wasn't sure what I should level too. Any tips?
South Beach Sunrise by acearchie, on Flickr
Another fly from yesterday. Been a complete wash out today with the rain.
20140824-DSC_1217 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Nikon D300 60mm 2.8 Macro, f7.1, 1/2000, ISO200 R1C1 Flash
Comments always welcome.
20140824-DSC_1217 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrNikon D300 60mm 2.8 Macro, f7.1, 1/2000, ISO200 R1C1 Flash
Comments always welcome.
The horizon of the sea should be a good one; that'll give you the true horizon and set the structure upright. I wonder what would happen if you then use the 'upright' tool in LR5 (if you have LR5?). It may sort out the cloud/horizon wedge thingy you've got going on
Alex
The ocean horizon is the one to go by, usually.
That's what I do on almost all my shots that involve ocean and clouds.
I say almost because, well, there are a few exceptions (usually involving a pier jutting out at an odd angle).
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And on that note:
27: Let there be light by Puckman2012, on Flickr
That's what I do on almost all my shots that involve ocean and clouds.
I say almost because, well, there are a few exceptions (usually involving a pier jutting out at an odd angle).
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And on that note:
27: Let there be light by Puckman2012, on Flickr
Love love love it.... picture is nice too...
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You are great at nailing focus. Do you zone focus or try for critical? Well done
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I could see that next to two more hanging in a line in my kitchen.... lovely effect. See i have the eye of a techie. I struggle to visualise things so when i can see and imagine something like this, i think it is the highest compliment i can give if that makes sense.
Spring is on the way! This is a new season pear flower, using the Tamron 90mm f/2.8 macro lens at f/2.8. Post-production for this and most of my previous images is in Lightroom from raw images, without the use of any add-on packs or presets. I have NIK and Topaz's B&W add-ons, but never fire them up any more and I prefer not to use any of the inbuilt presets that Lightroom offers, instead having control of the images outcome myself. I'm a self-confessed control freak...
