Was playing around to remove a geometric ‘problem’ with a bent flag pole from one of my phone photos in LR mobile/PS Express.
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Photo of the Day August 2018
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Was playing around to remove a geometric ‘problem’ with a bent flag pole from one of my phone photos in LR mobile/PS Express.
Another view of the rusted out wheel and fender.
Would have been a cracker if the frog/toad was in focus with him peeking out through the grass.
thanks for asking......i might have a photo of that, spike and friends have an album on flickr.
the one i posted of spike (argentine horn frog) had a happy expression because he got be outside and was free to jump around the capitol building's grassy knoll while in Madison , Wi. during the concert on the square.
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From the Port of Adelaide, these were once upon a time ago bustling wool stores.
Not quite! It was filmed about 500 K's or 320 miles away in Broken Hill, on the border of our state.
I had a similar picture of this bridge before, but now it's another time of day, HDR, and black and white:
(Not shown: the dozen or so of bats whizzing around below the bridge at this hour.)
(Not shown: the dozen or so of bats whizzing around below the bridge at this hour.)
This little guy landed in the garden just about 2' away from me, I couldn't believe my luck, i had to move the camera to my eye very, very slowly so as not to scare him off, just as i looked through the viewfinder his entire family turned up, there were about 8 of these flitting around right in front of me.
Comments appreciated.
Comments appreciated.
smoky haze ... 200 mm, 800 ISO, f/7.1, 1/2000 s
great capture!
i would crop the left side were the branch starts to bend to give the bird a better stare
i covered my hand over the left side and the picture looks much vibrant.
To offer an alternative view I'd crop a bit on the right. That way he's looking into the empty space which works better in my mind.
Nice capture by the way.
i thought so too at 1st, but the look of the bird is more intent peering in the distance.
hopefully, the photographer won't crop us in half!
Captured on Monday and destined for my upcoming exhibition to be printed at A2 size, mounted on foam core. There's no way I can afford the framing for 10 images that size, and Ikea frames or the like wouldn't cut the mustard with their distorted perspex in front.
Beautiful. I have access to an Epson 9600 at work and plenty of Tecco photo paper if that helps
shipping might be a bit Leica though. Leica means bloody expensive in photography talk!