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Photo of the Day February 2017
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Back from Vegas so expect a few posts from this area. Here's one from near the Hoover Dam. Comments always appreciated.
Memorial Bridge Colorado River by another scotsman, on Flickr
Memorial Bridge Colorado River by another scotsman, on Flickr
Along the Continental Divide by Matthew, on Flickr
Highway 40 in Colorado, going thru Rabbit Ears Pass, towards Winter Park.
A half hour after this was taken the skies decided to drop a lot of snow on us, creating some treacherous driving thru the many switchbacks and steep grades. White knuckle driving for sure!
It's coffee time
That is a good idea, will make me cup now.
Black Lough, Gap of Dunloe by Joe, on Flickr
Tokay for dinner @ Khao Lak in Thailand / Fujifilm X20; ISO 100, f 2.8 @ 1/140 sec.
Winter Road.jpg by mrkramer, on FlickrAnother one from around Nome, I haven't gotten out to shoot much in the last week, so this is from last weekend.
Another take on the kettle. Kept the flash from the left outside and in front of the frame to highlight the steam and added a flash behind the camera to the left to pull up the light in the reflection in the back corner off the kettle.
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Digging around in the archives. Found this older photo of a Korean War era tank.
Took a cheeky dodge into Glasgow Uni and got a shot of the lights on the Cloisters.
DSC09575.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
DSC09575.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Really like the juxtaposition of old and new there. Beautiful.
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Digging around in the archives. Found this older photo of a Korean War era tank.
Nice, bringing out the big guns from the archive now!
Lovely muted colours.
No, no, no.....
And Dad is back!
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Lovely picture of a lovely place. It's nice when you find something like this empty, but I'm a little disturbed about the lack of fire regulations being followed. Surely there should be a fire extinguisher in there somewhere?Took a cheeky dodge into Glasgow Uni and got a shot of the lights on the Cloisters.
Another (daytime) detail shot of the Cleveland Clinic Las Vegas. Comments always appreciated. I looked through the window and there was a fire extinguisher inside...Just had the bridge photo from yesterday and another of the Strip Explored on Flickr - two in one day whatever that means...
The Brain Institute 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
The Brain Institute 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Another (daytime) detail shot of the Cleveland Clinic Las Vegas. Comments always appreciated. I looked through the window and there was a fire extinguisher inside...Just had the bridge photo from yesterday and another of the Strip Explored on Flickr - two in one day whatever that means...
The Brain Institute 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
So how come head doctors thought it was a good idea to build a building that messes with your head when you look at it?
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Ha ha ha... been lurking.... waiting to strike...
Mate I haven't got the skills with PS to put a post published fire retardation system in there... !
I was in there literally 5 minutes before the warden was kicking folks out. There was one guy and his little girl in there but 20-30 shots yielded a winner where they were both hidden behind the pillars at the same time... score!
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Makes me cold just looking at it. Nice one.
Another one from around Nome, I haven't gotten out to shoot much in the last week, so this is from last weekend.
The second image from a triptych of shots from the Galloway Hills recently...
Fuji X-T2 with XF 50-140mm f2.8 lens
Fuji X-T2 with XF 50-140mm f2.8 lens
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Thanks! It was shot at 90mm which is roughly 135mm FF equivalent. Nothing fancy technique wise other than getting the right angle on some slippy and sparse stones at the waters edge and overexposing slightly. As for PP, apart from a cool wb applied to create the mood, it's remarkably similar to the RAW. I have an even dreamier version from a steeper angle that I'll post another day, but it looks so surreal that my wife even questioned if it was a photo :/
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