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Photo Of The Day August 2015
- Thread starter Hughmac
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Lovely shot. The colours and lighting are about perfect IMO.
No just a single shot from a canon with its (what the internet want you to think) measly DR.
You've raised the shadows in post though right?
Nice pic by the way
Its Chatsworth house in Bakewell Derbyshire shot through a sculpture in the grounds on my iPhone 6 plus.
Cliffs of Moher (beautiful in this weather, not completely crowded...)
Another one of the balloons. Apparently the wind hasn't taken them down this way for a few years.
_DSC2070 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC2070 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Another one of the balloons. Apparently the wind hasn't taken them down this way for a few years.
Comments always welcome.
Excellent AFB!
Nice and very interesting shot pythagorasuk. But I do think it would benefit greatly from a straightening of the horizon.
~ Peter
I guess that would make my career as well
Absolutely extravagant wedding, production is excellent though!! thanks for sharing, plenty of ideas to steal, errm, borrow
.I've been busy updating, correcting, replacing footage, stabilizing, color correcting and rearranging the video. final version finally online, but it is nothing compared to that wedding.
Another partial external view of the major sports stadium in Adelaide, South Australia.
Adelaide Stadium Study 03 by Alexander ., on Flickr
Adelaide Stadium Study 03 by Alexander ., on Flickr
Another of the retro-postcard effect views of the Clyde. This is the Corra Linn, upstream of Dundaff Linn, and clearly shows the effect that diverting the water flow through a hydroelectric power station has - not much left for the falls. Beautiful spot nonetheless. Comments always appreciated.
Corra Linn Retro by another scotsman, on Flickr
Corra Linn Retro by another scotsman, on Flickr
Another of the retro-postcard effect views of the Clyde. This is the Corra Linn, upstream of Dundaff Linn, and clearly shows the effect that diverting the water flow through a hydroelectric power station has - not much left for the falls. Beautiful spot nonetheless. Comments always appreciated.
Corra Linn Retro by another scotsman, on Flickr
Looks nice large, the only weakness I noticed was that it's a tad noisy in the sky perhaps. If you're using Lightroom, you can clean it up pretty easily in the sharpening section.
Thanks Alexander - the "noise" was actually a large-grain film effect, the original is pretty noise-free. Thought it added something but perhaps not.....
Damned if you do, damned if you dont in this game! lol
The number one rule is always do it your way! Express it how you like. For me, it's a touch too strong, but if you love it, stay with it.
Aint that the truth!
That's one of the great things about participating here - there is generally no "right" or "wrong" but instead a range of much-appreciated views/opinions. The high-grain is probably a novelty fad for me for this sort of shot and will no doubt pass in a relatively short time....I'd like to see how it prints. Cheers everyone.The number one rule is always do it your way! Express it how you like. For me, it's a touch too strong, but if you love it, stay with it.
Aint that the truth!
Lol... I keep thinking I will use the Ilford preset i got in a VSCO pack. I apply it then think I need a new camera because that is noisy as hell. I am nuts, i do it all the time.
Another of the retro-postcard effect views of the Clyde. This is the Corra Linn, upstream of Dundaff Linn, and clearly shows the effect that diverting the water flow through a hydroelectric power station has - not much left for the falls. Beautiful spot nonetheless. Comments always appreciated.
Corra Linn Retro by another scotsman, on Flickr
Incredible view!
