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Photo of the Day August 2018
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I moved the focus point, set up my tripod and focused forward about 1-2mm each time - and back again. I did it with other flowers too but the colours were way too bright to blend.
It's actually really easy to stack if you follow a tutorial on the web - i surprised myself how easy it was, it was only a few steps.
Congrats!! And wishing much success for such an important cause!
Shine | Shade - Grand Central - Birmingham UK by Stephen Cooper, on Flickr
Fujifilm X-E3 - XF27mmf/2.8 - ƒ/5 - 1/55 - iso200
This past weekend I was in Ocean City NJ for their annual "Night in Venice" boat parade. It was loads of fun! Anyway, a shot from that evening:
(The photo of the full boat can be seen in this week's photo competition)
(The photo of the full boat can be seen in this week's photo competition)
This was an interesting one. I had tried some white food coloring to capture what was happening below the waterline. For some reason the white presipitated out as little flecks. Later the center valve with the red food coloring started to have issues and would just dump its contents. As a result the water tank became quite a mess. For this image I fired the strobes a second time manually after the drops had crashed. This helped to give more intensity to the water in the tank.
Echo Lake, New Hampshire. Was on vacation and took a 24-70 lens with me. 24mm didn't end up being wide enough for this spot. Wasn't thrilled with any of the compositions I took of that scene, but will share this one and possibly another.
My fluerz
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Exactly what you posted, blue links and all
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Thank you Florian! Here's one of me at the launch last night, with a councillor from our local council that is a real supporter of grassroots initiatives like mine that help to create a better community and a few of the participants of my Mindful Photography groups.
Technically a new day on the east coast. Bleh. Won't post anything for another 24 hours 
This is probably the "keeper" of the echo lake pics. 24mm, f/9, ISO 100, 68 seconds.
This is probably the "keeper" of the echo lake pics. 24mm, f/9, ISO 100, 68 seconds.
Very nice.
Just in case anyone is pining for the fjords
