I like this pic and i think it is very nice. In the alternative, what I said just now can be summarised as "great shot"
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Photo of the day - July 2008
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Thank you!
The comment is truly appreciated 
Thanks! This was taken toward the end of the "photo shoot" and his patience was obviously wearing thin.
And for today...
What breed of dog is that? A Pug?
It has the cutest face
I'm pretty sure he's a boston terrier. My friend has two.
SRSound: The one on your flickr where he's looking at his shadow is the cutest of the bunch
So it's true: beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
Hahaha true, but there is a big difference between something being cute and something being beautiful.
Very pretty. I know that you probably couldn't help it but the hill in the background seems to kinda close in the shot. I don't know why but to me it looks as though there is no where for the sail boat to go.
Another JPEG from first afternoon with the D700
Another of my 5 yr old from the third floor playroom -
D700
70-300 VR at 195mm
f5.3
1/250
ISO 800 (Auto ISO set to max ISO of 3200 and min shutter of 250)
Natural light
No Aperture or LR support for RAW, this is a JPEG out of the camera (Standard, +1 saturation)
Another of my 5 yr old from the third floor playroom -
D700
70-300 VR at 195mm
f5.3
1/250
ISO 800 (Auto ISO set to max ISO of 3200 and min shutter of 250)
Natural light
No Aperture or LR support for RAW, this is a JPEG out of the camera (Standard, +1 saturation)
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The earth-moving equipment didn't arrive in time, so I had to take the shot with the hill still there...
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While he's a purebred Boston Terrier, his unique white face makes him look more like a French Bulldog. And Thanks! I agree
So it's true: beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
WELL that is true; I wouldnt say he's "beautiful" - more like irresistible
First light at Waterton Glacier International Peace Park.
Two exposures blended together in photoshop to bring back some of the detail in the shadows.
Camera: Nikon D300
Exposure: 0.05 sec (1/20)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 17 mm
Two exposures blended together in photoshop to bring back some of the detail in the shadows.
Camera: Nikon D300
Exposure: 0.05 sec (1/20)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 17 mm
not very original, but I couldn't resist to capture this new building in the neighbourhood.
1/50 f/5.6
1/50 f/5.6
Tiger Jnr?
1st post C&C welcome.
Not up to the standard of most of the ridiculous talent in here, but I'm particularly pleased with the results from this point and click (have since purchased a Sony A200.) This is my 2 year old son playing the 18th hole at Loch Lomond during the Scottish Open (practice day). Photo is unaltered.
1st post C&C welcome.
Not up to the standard of most of the ridiculous talent in here, but I'm particularly pleased with the results from this point and click (have since purchased a Sony A200.) This is my 2 year old son playing the 18th hole at Loch Lomond during the Scottish Open (practice day). Photo is unaltered.
The earth-moving equipment didn't arrive in time, so I had to take the shot with the hill still there...
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Urg. I hate when that happens.
Mine for the day:
The Red House
Shot this in northern AZ. Kind of fun, the start of an adventure.
I'm not happy with the focus here. The sign in the foreground is not quite as sharp as I'd have liked. I don't know why, maybe it was stopped up too high...
I'm not happy with the focus here. The sign in the foreground is not quite as sharp as I'd have liked. I don't know why, maybe it was stopped up too high...
I did some portraits of my nephew and two nieces over the weekend.
Camera: Nikon D300
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 45 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Camera: Nikon D300
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 45 mm
ISO Speed: 200
