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Photo of the Day February 2017
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Hot toddy ... it was -34 C this morning but a chinook is on the way and weekend forecast is 8 C ... 42 C warmer, not a typo!
The third and final image of my triptych. I'll post the full thing tomorrow.
Still.
Still.
Shows how low Lake Meade has become over the relatively long dry period in this region. Couldn't get the shot I wanted due to a pretty harsh foreground shadow that I've mostly cropped. There's actually a faint second rainbow if you look hard enough. Comments always appreciated.
Lake Meade Rainbow by another scotsman, on Flickr
Lake Meade Rainbow by another scotsman, on Flickr
I like the low light and the sky. Did you do anything to push the rainbow?Shows how low Lake Meade has become over the relatively long dry period in this region. Couldn't get the shot I wanted due to a pretty harsh foreground shadow that I've mostly cropped. There's actually a faint second rainbow if you look hard enough. Comments always appreciated.
Lake Meade Rainbow by another scotsman, on Flickr
It was pretty harsh low-angle light from back-left so a relatively intense rainbow for just long enough to capture it. The double rainbow is somewhere up top left. Gone in a minute.
Here's a new one that I wrote a little essay about as the caption to the image. You can read it here: LINK. It's rare that I get to do much of my own shooting while teaching a workshop, but I managed to come away with a couple of photos from a weeklong session on the Oregon Coast last month. I wish I had time to process the other one, but it will have to wait until I get back from teaching five workshops in a row this month and next...it's going to be quite the marathon for me!
By the way, I mentioned a while back that my talk in England (about creativity and landscape photography) was going to be live-streamed as it happened. It turns out that the conference organizers later made the video available for free on YouTube. The links for the talk and the live interview that followed are here: LINKS. The talk is just over an hour long, and the interview is 10 minutes...if you're into landscape photography, perhaps you'll enjoy it! Cheers.
By the way, I mentioned a while back that my talk in England (about creativity and landscape photography) was going to be live-streamed as it happened. It turns out that the conference organizers later made the video available for free on YouTube. The links for the talk and the live interview that followed are here: LINKS. The talk is just over an hour long, and the interview is 10 minutes...if you're into landscape photography, perhaps you'll enjoy it! Cheers.
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Here's a new one that I wrote a little essay about as the caption to the image. You can read it here: LINK. It's rare that I get to do much of my own shooting while teaching a workshop, but I managed to come away with a couple of photos from a weeklong session on the Oregon Coast last month. I wish I had time to process the other one, but it will have to wait until I get back from teaching five workshops in a row this month and next...it's going to be quite the marathon for me!
By the way, I mentioned a while back that my talk in England (about creativity and landscape photography) was going to be live-streamed as it happened. It turns out that the conference organizers later made the video available for free on YouTube. The links for the talk and the live interview that followed are here: LINKS. The talk is just over an hour long, and the interview is 10 minutes...if you're into landscape photography, perhaps you'll enjoy it! Cheers.
Beautiful as always. I'll be watching your video tonight for sure!
Stunning. You make most of us seem pretty pedestrian in comparison but certainly provide something for us mortals to aspire to! Keep them coming.
Something about the lighting in the cabin attracted me to this old bottle.
_DSC1969 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC1969 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Salt Marsh-20160717-10.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Shows how low Lake Meade has become over the relatively long dry period in this region. Couldn't get the shot I wanted due to a pretty harsh foreground shadow that I've mostly cropped. There's actually a faint second rainbow if you look hard enough. Comments always appreciated.
Lake Meade Rainbow by another scotsman, on Flickr
That lake needs a lot of rain.
Vegas Bling. Processed with a Velvia film emulation to make it really pop. Comments always appreciated.
Las Vegas Bling by another scotsman, on Flickr
Las Vegas Bling by another scotsman, on Flickr
Vegas Bling. Processed with a Velvia film emulation to make it really pop. Comments always appreciated.
Las Vegas Bling by another scotsman, on Flickr
Velvia certainly makes the image pop. This is a really nice photo and an example where more saturated colours can be used to great effect.
I love the Velvia sim, it is very close to the actual film emulsion - which I still use in my GX617 today
DSC09583.jpg by Ken OHagan, on FlickrThis is the top of one of the Cloisters at Glasgow Uni. Trying for a minimalist look and failing
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In the midst of contemplation....
The finished article. I actually love it. The white borders don't show well on here unfortunately.
They are stunning. I would buy those... BUT.. as I am a photographer, I should really learn and take them myself right?
Forgive me @Phrasikleia for what I am about to say. It is for encouragement...
@anotherscotsman - Behave! dont put yourself down. You could make an image like that!
Nice. Just need to rotate it down a bit on the right to satisfy my OCD.
This is the top of one of the Cloisters at Glasgow Uni. Trying for a minimalist look and failing