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Photo of the Day August 2019
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Car porn...Oulton Park circuit in Cheshire - classic car weekend trying to perfect panning techniques with limited success. One of my all-time favourite cars, the Lotus Elan.
Lotus by another scotsman, on Flickr
Lotus by another scotsman, on Flickr
I think your panning looks good to me.Car porn...Oulton Park circuit in Cheshire - classic car weekend trying to perfect panning techniques with limited success. One of my all-time favourite cars, the Lotus Elan.
Lotus by another scotsman, on Flickr
Fun to drive. I did a track day in one.
Car porn...Oulton Park circuit in Cheshire - classic car weekend trying to perfect panning techniques with limited success. One of my all-time favourite cars, the Lotus Elan.
Lotus by another scotsman, on Flickr
I agree with @Apple fanboy, this picture looks pretty good to me.
While out and about lately I've purposefully left the DSLR at home (for various reasons) but I've also tried to make an effort to pull out my iPhone if I see something interesting that catches my eye and take a picture. Despite losing some flexibility the quality can be pretty good and it certainly beats not taking a picture at all.
Picture taken while waiting for our food in a restaurant.
Umbrellas by Lance Randall, on FlickriPhone 8
Yes, fantastic handling and great for a circuit like Oulton Park - can beat more modern and more powerful cars.
Lots of failures to get a few decent shots. Takes practice!
Sweet! Emma PeelCar porn...Oulton Park circuit in Cheshire - classic car weekend trying to perfect panning techniques with limited success. One of my all-time favourite cars, the Lotus Elan.
Lotus by another scotsman, on Flickr
I prefer yesterday’s cleaner background and the red contrast. But still good.
Painted Lady butterfly; apparently we're experiencing a glut of these migrants here in the UK this summer...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Agreed wrt the photo but the Europa is so quirky looking. Despite being mid-engined, it never seemed to do as well as the Elan.
Just saw a few at Coughton Court. I’ll process them later.Painted Lady butterfly; apparently we're experiencing a glut of these migrants here in the UK this summer...
Cheers
Hugh
A non flower photo from me. Who knew I had it in me. A quick street type photo (albeit from indoors) while my daughter and I stopped for coffee on vacation. I love the idea of street, just don't get the much.
I'll bet yours are on something more interesting than a concrete fence
Cheers
Hugh
Flowers. Of some unknown type.I'll bet yours are on something more interesting than a concrete fence
Cheers
Hugh
From yesterdays evening walk. They were watching the sunset.
I really like they are just standing there watching the sunset and the hands on their hips just enjoying the beautiful nature.
iPhone 7 Plus
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This was taken last summer at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park with a Nokia Lumia 1020 that I still often take with me when I travel for its very reliable offline GPS (why isn't this a standard feature in all premium flagships?!). The 42MP camera is the reason I bought this phone 4+ years ago.. and while it's not an ideal smartphone camera by 2019 standards, when the stars align and it gets a shot right it's still pretty impressive.
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Corsewall Kelp Beds
Kelp sways around lazily in the ebbing tide close to Corsewall Lighthouse few nights ago (SW Scotland). It was almost hypnotic watching and listening to the Kelp peacefully swishing back and forth in such calm seas. An exposure time of 1 second captured the gentle motion of the Kelp with the tide.
Shot info: Fuji X-T3 with Samyang 12mm f2 NCS lens using Kase Filters 0.9 Neutral Density Soft Graduated filter, 0.6 Neutral Density Medium Graduated Filter and Polariser.
1s / f11 / ISO 160
Kelp sways around lazily in the ebbing tide close to Corsewall Lighthouse few nights ago (SW Scotland). It was almost hypnotic watching and listening to the Kelp peacefully swishing back and forth in such calm seas. An exposure time of 1 second captured the gentle motion of the Kelp with the tide.
Shot info: Fuji X-T3 with Samyang 12mm f2 NCS lens using Kase Filters 0.9 Neutral Density Soft Graduated filter, 0.6 Neutral Density Medium Graduated Filter and Polariser.
1s / f11 / ISO 160
Oh oh, I went to an Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) event today at the Baltimore Museum of Industry so you know what that means - a few pictures from me of old cars these next couple of days. You may have noticed I do like cars but hey, I am from Detroit. I think you fine people can handle it.
An early Corvette
Corvette by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Panasonic G3, ISO 400, 14mm, f/5.6, 1/1600
An early Corvette
Corvette by Lance Randall, on FlickrPanasonic G3, ISO 400, 14mm, f/5.6, 1/1600
Pacifica-37-190728.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr