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Photo of the Day (February 2008)
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Long Meg and her Daughters...
I like this shot, but I think I would like it more if either the sky was clearer or maybe the grass a bit less saturated. This is just an opinion, of course you cant make the sky clearer but, too me, I think if the sky and ground blended a bit more then it would look better. Amazing picture nonetheless.
Nailed to the bed with flu ( and a powerbook), so it's time to process and post
yet another scottish photo.
Canon 30D, 1/125s f/9.0 ISO640 17mm
yet another scottish photo.
Canon 30D, 1/125s f/9.0 ISO640 17mm
Thanks. I'm a big fan of grey skies and so-called 'bad' weather. The photo opportunities may not come every minute, but when when they do come, it can be a bit special. When the sky is darker than the land, it seems like all the 'laws of light' are turned upside down... and the conventions of landscape photography too. You certainly don't need a grey grad (or HDR or post-production) to 'balance things up'...
Got a high res of this?? Would love it as a wallpaper.
Here's mine for today... One of the most amazing cars on the planet, taken in New York, New York last April:
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Good luck getting one even if you have the money. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugatti_Veyron
*EDIT* apparently somebody already made a faster car. the SSC Aero.
Photo taken with Sigma 10-20mm + Nikon D50 on University of Toronto campus.
10mm, ISO 200, f/5 @ 1/200 sec:
I've been looking on eBay for a second-hand Sigma 10-20... but it looks like everyone is hanging on to them...
I'm curious, though, why you'd shoot this at the widest (10mm), 'cos the extreme view doesn't seem to suit the subject ('pincushioning', etc). I could imagine the doorway, and interior, looking more 'natural' with a lens somewhere about 'standard'... when you'd be able to stand further away. Just my 'two-pennorth'...
Yeah, it's a fun shot. What I like is the little girl's 100% committment to that throw: both feet off the ground. I reckon that frisbee's going out of the park...
Long Meg and her Daughters...
Your photos are amazing, and you live in such a beautiful place. Do you have a website for your photos you can point us too?
Taken with a 20 year old Yashica (That works very well and takes amazingly crisp photos, this one however didn't turn out as sharp as expected!):
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