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Photo of the day : January 2014
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
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Yosemite
Welcomed in the new year in Yosemite. It's hard to describe how incredibly beautiful it is.
Welcomed in the new year in Yosemite. It's hard to describe how incredibly beautiful it is.
Haven't had much time to shoot lately. But I managed this last night.
IMG_2822.jpg by Puckman2012, on Flickr
IMG_2822.jpg by Puckman2012, on Flickr
Taken in a conservation area where they are incredibly used to people (except this fella didn't like me and left
Pentax K7
Sigma f2.8 70-200
uploading issues...ugh.
Here it is.
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Saint Peters Cathedral, North Adelaide, South Australia.
St Peters Cathedral 02 by playswithlight, on Flickr
St Peters Cathedral 02 by playswithlight, on Flickr
I'm sorry that I haven't been posting much lately. I hope that 2014 will bring me more time for interacting here.
I do have some new work in the pipeline and hope to get it out soon. Here is a sunrise from a very memorable morning in the Italian Alps last Friday. As always, you can click through for the story and for a larger version of the photo...
I do have some new work in the pipeline and hope to get it out soon. Here is a sunrise from a very memorable morning in the Italian Alps last Friday. As always, you can click through for the story and for a larger version of the photo...
Not sure what it needs... Let me think, maybe turn the Sun down a bit or move it to camera right just a tad.I'm sorry that I haven't been posting much lately. I hope that 2014 will bring me more time for interacting here.
I do have some new work in the pipeline and hope to get it out soon. Here is a sunrise from a very memorable morning in the Italian Alps last Friday. As always, you can click through for the story and for a larger version of the photo...
Your stuff is so good I'll just goof off and let the other folk tell you how beautiful this scene is.
Dale
I run a darkroom at work, so I dont really get much time to go out and shoot, but do get to play in the darkroom a lot. Although I am considering buying a RZ67 Mamiya and trying to do more portraiture.
Think im going to turn those prints into canvas cyanotypes
One of the many barges to make its way into Sturgeon Bay this weekend as the ice thinned out a bit.
IMG_6438 by MitchTrewynPhotography, on Flickr
IMG_6438 by MitchTrewynPhotography, on Flickr
I run a darkroom at work, so I dont really get much time to go out and shoot, but do get to play in the darkroom a lot. Although I am considering buying a RZ67 Mamiya and trying to do more portraiture.
Think im going to turn those prints into canvas cyanotypes
In college I made my own water based emulsion with watercolor pigments. I made contact prints from the 4x5 Kodalith I shot. very cool stuff. Did a 4 color of a BB hole in a window and silkscreened it. Film has such possibilities that digital just can't do. You can recreate the effect, but it's the process that makes it fun.
Sorry, no pics.
Dale
A Bowl Of Noodles
Just screwing around on the passenger seat of my truck, using the bowl as a test subject while playing with the lights and reflectors.
I'm sorry that I haven't been posting much lately. I hope that 2014 will bring me more time for interacting here.
I do have some new work in the pipeline and hope to get it out soon. Here is a sunrise from a very memorable morning in the Italian Alps last Friday. As always, you can click through for the story and for a larger version of the photo...
You work blows most things I've seen out of the water. I very much appreciate the stories you include with your photos. Makes me feel a little less defective for occasionally blaming the weather for subpar photos
My entry for today is again from Curaçao. This was on a hike up mount Christoffel, which is only 372 m, but it does start off at sea level and climbing in 30 ºC heat is no easy hike. It rained on the morning of my ascent, which was good on one hand, as it cools you down, but it does make the sky look a bit blah in the photos.
The muddy stream in the lower right is actually the "hiking" trail. Over the last few tens of meters before the summit the whole thing is not even hiking, it's pure rock climbing, and right after the rain - very slippery.
Untitled by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
I'm sorry you haven't been posting on here as much lately as well.
Yet another beautiful picture. As usual the story behind it shows why your photography stands out compared to others. Your commitment to get that photo!
I to have been hoping we would have had some snow by now here in the UK.
The weather finally warmed up a bit around here, so I took advantage with a weekend of ice fishing!
Ice Fishing by Melissa.O.Anderson, on Flickr
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Whatcha mining? Great low-light shot!
Ice Fishing by Melissa.O.Anderson, on Flickr
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Whatcha mining? Great low-light shot!
Here's my first attempt with the tubes. Had a real lack off a subject (Mrs Apple fanboy had scoffed the raspberries I was going to use!), but thought I would see how they work out.
Although I had read about the NDOF it really comes as a surprise how narrow it is. Good fun for a rainy afternoon. Looking forward to some fun when spring hits as well.
Comments always appreciated.
Another feather in your toque to be sure Phrasikleia. Well done and thank you for sharing this.
~ Peter
I like it!
The DOF is a little too narrow for my liking, but I know it's hard with tubes and bumping up F-stop with an already high ISO and lower shutter speed can be hard.
Saint Peters Cathedral, Anglican Church, North Adelaide, South Australia.
St Peters 03 by playswithlight, on Flickr
St Peters 03 by playswithlight, on Flickr
You wouldnt believe how many people ask me why I "waste time and money" with chemical photography.
Makes me