TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
Suspended
Taken by a friend of mine I thought I shared 
Last edited:
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Photo Of The Day - January 2022
- Thread starter stillcrazyman
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Another photo of Richmond Lock. Taken a couple of months back on iPhone 13 Pro. This was shot in almost complete darkness.
Really enjoying this as a casual use camera.
Snow plough. Another transport museum. Odense, Denmark
there be pirates by the Clyde. You’ve been warned ☠️
dp2 Quattro
F/5 30.0mm 1/250s ISO-100 - this image included in website update
F/5 30.0mm 1/250s ISO-100 - this image included in website update
today's instagram loop prompt is "where i stand." so here i am with halley, my constant walking companion, and who loves to sit between people's feet. she just turned two on saturday.
nikon z6ii + 24-70 f4S | iso 320 | f/4 | 1/1000
I am intrigued by shooting Sunny 16 - been a metering guy. My next out and about I may give this a go.
I see multiple YouTube'rs shooting film with their Leicas using Rule of f/16, and I am like - whatever!
I see multiple YouTube'rs shooting film with their Leicas using Rule of f/16, and I am like - whatever!
Last edited:
Back out on the lake yesterday.
Fuji XP90 camera. Sometimes shock proof trumps format size.
Fuji XP90 camera. Sometimes shock proof trumps format size.
Last edited:
A 'silver' tree trunk threesome, with the initial beginnings of some green 'decorations' ... captured in a local Municipal park via an early-morning walk recently. Camera on iPad Mini 6.
Palace of fine arts in San Francisco.
I made this photograph at Ocean Beach, in San Francisco. I cut mats and frame my own prints. And make my own frames from various hardwoods for color prints (or, from lengths of black gallery stock I cut/glue/clamp for B&W prints). I made this particular frame from Maple and Cherry woods. I still need to purchase glass from a store, though.
I tried making a print mat with a straight-edge and hand held mat cutter - it ain't easy.View attachment 1950128
I made this photograph at Ocean Beach, in San Francisco. I cut mats and frame my own prints. And make my own frames from various hardwoods for color prints (or, from lengths of black gallery stock I cut/glue/clamp for B&W prints). I made this particular frame from Maple and Cherry woods. I still need to purchase glass from a store, though.
This is a beautiful scene -- like a picture postcard! Did you use a drone to shoot it?
Yeah, that's pretty tough keeping the cut straight and at a consistent bevel angle. I tired it once and then went with a cutter platform that keeps the cutter head on a guide bar, between two settable stops. Still takes some concentration to not mess it up, though.
