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Photo of the day: December 2013
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Damn...how did you guess MacRy? I thought the clever disguise and my outstanding photo editing technique was an easy way to add variety to my shots.
Ah ha! You went to Bonaventure Island
Nice shot !
Thanks Robert and you're close. It was actually the Gannet colony in Cape St. Mary's Newfoundland.
Similar experience I'm sure. At first you're overwhelmed at the sight of thousands of large sea birds in one place at one time and doing all the things that birds do. After a while, you're overwhelmed by the smell of thousands of large sea birds in one place at one time and doing all the things that birds do.
I liked the colours in this one.
Fujifilm X100, F2, 1/80, ISO320, -1.33EV
Very nice MacRy...love this one! I have to say that your subway (tube) looks so much more interesting, colourful and overall, photogenic than our soulless hole underground.
Outstanding shot Doylem! I love the subtle colour and tones.
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Colony of Red-tailed Hawks
Christmas Bokeh by ALXPhotog, on Flickr
Lovely Christmas bokeh brought to you by the Minolta Rokkor 50mm f/1.4 and the Sony A7.
Nice I find the sand and the clouds a real contrast. I always expect to see clear blue sky's above sand dunes like that.
Photo of the day: December 2013
I haven't visited many tube station on the London Underground but I think it's safe to say not all of them are as atmospheric and photogenic as Baker Street. I've certainly passed through some that I wouldn't want to spend too much time in.
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Lol
One final Baker Street shot just for you.
I haven't visited many tube station on the London Underground but I think it's safe to say not all of them are as atmospheric and photogenic as Baker Street. I've certainly passed through some that I wouldn't want to spend too much time in.
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Colony of Red-tailed Hawks
Lol
One final Baker Street shot just for you.
I haven't visited many tube station on the London Underground but I think it's safe to say not all of them are as atmospheric and photogenic as Baker Street. I've certainly passed through some that I wouldn't want to spend too much time in.
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Lol
One final Baker Street shot just for you.
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I used to commute the Northen Line. To be honest I wouldn't want to take my camera out in most!
I see your Blue Mountains, Australia, and raise you my Blue Mountains, Canada. It's the nicest ski resort within an hour and a half driving distance from Toronto, and this is the view I spotted yesterday just off the trail. We've been blessed with unusually good winter weather up here
Untitled by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
I know what you mean. I find it quite a melancholic photo as the guy has a big bunch of flowers in his hands and the moody light makes me think that they are a kind of condolence present rather than a celebratory one. They were probably for his loved one and were a wonderful surprise for him/her......funny how lighting can change expectations isn't it.
Wonderfully sharp, detailed image that
Edit, how do I quote with thumbnails?
Thanks!
To quote with thumbnails have a look at the first post in this thread and click on the How to Restore Thumbnails link. Just ask on here again if it's not clear.
Happy Solstice
From our bonfire last night. Here's to a year filled with golden light! Cheers everyone. Barry.
From our bonfire last night. Here's to a year filled with golden light! Cheers everyone. Barry.
Absolutely stunning, and a bit different than your usual fare (as gorgeous as that really is).
Haven't had any opportunity to go out shooting in the past few weeks. Tried messing around with the macro lens at home today but got quickly frustrated...
A desolate walk up to the Ijen plateau. The clouds gave this eerie feel to the place, but they were mixed with sulphur dioxide so it smelled like a fart-festival. Not that I've ever been to one of those
Alex
Alex
Bit of a break from the norm for you. Very nice. I was going to go out early this morning, but the rain is lashing down here in the midlands.
