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Photo of The Day - December 2018
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This is the same instagram'r I posted on page 1 of this thread. Christmas theme... at Balboa Old Globe theater. Picture is a combination of 4 shots.
1. Had her pose standing on a platform standing on one leg with her high heel shoes on.
2. Took one shoe off, and put on the ground... and had her point right foot down
3. Took a shot of the back drop only
4. Had her hold the candy cane and took a shot.
This is the results of all pics combined together. Since the Tree is a Grinch theme and there is Grinch poster on the Old Globe theater, we substituted her hand with the Grinch hand.
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1. Had her pose standing on a platform standing on one leg with her high heel shoes on.
2. Took one shoe off, and put on the ground... and had her point right foot down
3. Took a shot of the back drop only
4. Had her hold the candy cane and took a shot.
This is the results of all pics combined together. Since the Tree is a Grinch theme and there is Grinch poster on the Old Globe theater, we substituted her hand with the Grinch hand.
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iPhone 8+ using the "long" lens and the Slow Shutter app (to generate the trailed different hued pics) and combined in Snapseed using the multi-exposure tool.
Happy Holidays,
Ed
I've never been to a Grateful Dead concert but I imagine it looks something like that.
The insides of the old abandoned cottage are looking a little worse for wear, but at least it isn't covered in graffiti & smashed to all heck like so many sites are.
Kind of a “Mini monkey”. Around 10cm tall without a tail.
A little fun with a Christmas mouse.....
Just 2 short hours of stop-n-go traffic to make a holiday memory for the kids!
When I visited Buildwas Abbey I wasn't really expecting to be shooting Macro. Fortunately I'd packed my 105mm Macro with me.
I think he was heading for @MacRy s house!
_DSC8710 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
What a nice dude! Is it Black Widow or something? )
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Very atmospheric, thanks! This gonna be my desktop picture!
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PalmehusetExtremely colourful, thanks for that!
Thanks. We don’t get anything that exotic here in the UK. Just a regular spider. About an inch across.
Beautiful. I miss the sun!Steadfast in the wind
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Beautiful.Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR - Burrowing Owl.
Well done @r.harris1, a great image with attitude. I love these owls but haven't yet had a chance to photograph them...they're on my bucket list for sure.Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR - Burrowing Owl.
~ Peter
Still at the abandoned cottage, I suspect that this was the despatching room for the fowl & possibly sheep, with the size of that chopping block sitting there!
Technically, this was an experiment to see how Lightroom Classic could cope with a hand-held multi row panorama, with me being very close to the out-building at the 24mm end of my 24-105mm walkabout lens. It couldn't reassemble the images at all, so I had to get it to do it row by row, then it could assemble the 3 rows from there! Apart from being quite fish-eye in appearance, which is cause I was hand-held & not working from a panoramic gimbal, it's not too bad. Over the next few days I'll re-attempt it using Auto Pano Giga & see the difference it can come up with.
Technically, this was an experiment to see how Lightroom Classic could cope with a hand-held multi row panorama, with me being very close to the out-building at the 24mm end of my 24-105mm walkabout lens. It couldn't reassemble the images at all, so I had to get it to do it row by row, then it could assemble the 3 rows from there! Apart from being quite fish-eye in appearance, which is cause I was hand-held & not working from a panoramic gimbal, it's not too bad. Over the next few days I'll re-attempt it using Auto Pano Giga & see the difference it can come up with.
Just came back from a massive road trip, and got to shoot some B/W medium format shots with this lady, Mamiya -6 — All manual, I'll post those shots next year lol
