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Photo of the Day December 2016
- Thread starter Hughmac
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Hope your not going to bottle it! Doesn't go with the rep!Thanks, mate. Still not my best shot of the year.
**looks at clock**
Interesting use of the umbrella.
Bottle it? But I love bottles and am great at emptying them...it very much goes with my rep.
Give me half hour.
Well enjoy. I'll stick with my tea.Bottle it? But I love bottles and am great at emptying them...it very much goes with my rep.
Give me half hour.
Merry Christmas everyone and the very best wishes for a healthy and happy 2017.
~ Peter
solstice sunrise near Banff, I set up a lawn chair and watched the mood change by the minute ... 55 mm, 800 ISO, f/11, 1/1250 sec
Holiday Store Window , Macy's 34th St. NYC
5D2 , 24-105@24 , f4.5@1/180 , ISO 2500
5D2 , 24-105@24 , f4.5@1/180 , ISO 2500
Lovely.
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Beautifully shot as always Peter.
Merry Christmas everyone and the very best wishes for a healthy and happy 2017.
~ Peter
Beautiful, I went to school in alberta, and the Canadian Rockies are still one of my favorite places in the world.
Merry Christmas everyone and the very best wishes for a healthy and happy 2017.
~ Peter
same to you Peter.
And as a new year's resolution, please stop making us look bad photographers and post some mediocre owl shots...
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Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah to all!!
One of the kiddo from last night. A reason I love my Sony a7rii is the movable back piece. While I still compose through the VF for most shots, there are times where I want the camera near the floor and being able to compose with the back tilted out is useful. Can't do a composition like this with my D810 or Leica aside from blindly crossing my fingers and hoping for the best.
One of the kiddo from last night. A reason I love my Sony a7rii is the movable back piece. While I still compose through the VF for most shots, there are times where I want the camera near the floor and being able to compose with the back tilted out is useful. Can't do a composition like this with my D810 or Leica aside from blindly crossing my fingers and hoping for the best.
It's a feature I use on my D750 quite a bit. Dead handy when you don't want to lie on your belly!Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah to all!!
One of the kiddo from last night. A reason I love my Sony a7rii is the movable back piece. While I still compose through the VF for most shots, there are times where I want the camera near the floor and being able to compose with the back tilted out is useful. Can't do a composition like this with my D810 or Leica aside from blindly and crossing my fingers.
Faux Fur by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
The youngest member of our family...
Fabulous smile. Nice tonality and an interesting break from the usual angle of view.Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah to all!!
One of the kiddo from last night. A reason I love my Sony a7rii is the movable back piece. While I still compose through the VF for most shots, there are times where I want the camera near the floor and being able to compose with the back tilted out is useful. Can't do a composition like this with my D810 or Leica aside from blindly crossing my fingers and hoping for the best.
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I see he likes his picture being taken! Ha ha ha
Man this just makes me miss thengirls when they were babies.
It's pretty drab and dreary outside today so I worked on a stitched panorama of shots taken in August at the local reservoir. A total of 10 shots taken on the canon 6d with the 17-40 zoom and the full blown image is 10978x5779 pixels.
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