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Photo of the Day July 2015
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
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An old piece of farm equipment. We went to the Pioneer Florida Museum this weekend. Lots of interesting old buildings and bits of history.
According to the estate agent, this diminutive dwelling had "extensive Lakeland views", but "needs a little work"...
The Pantheon - Rome by guitarlar, on Flickr
Rochester Cathedral and Castle from across the River Medway ...
Rochester Cathedral and Castle by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
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Hugh
Rochester Cathedral and Castle by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
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Hugh
So, it's back to back me, with a very long shot of a baby donkey suckling ...
Breakfast Time by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
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Hugh
Breakfast Time by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
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Hugh
Went to Bush Kill Falls in PA last weekend...
First attempt at a tilt shift for me..
tilt shift effect on boat houses by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr
tilt shift effect on boat houses by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr
First attempt at a tilt shift for me..
That's quite good for a first attempt !
The office in the old Trilby station.
On a train bound for nowhere on Flickr
First attempt at a tilt shift for me..
That is a really nicely executed T&S ! well done!
Very nice. Looks like a model village.First attempt at a tilt shift for me..
The bee isn't as sharp as I'd like but I liked the colours and composition.
_DSC1704 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Playing with a new 10-stop ND filter for this scene of our industrial heritage, the Manchester Ship Canal. Coupled with a polarising filter, this was a 90-second exposure. Very pleased with the lack of colour shift caused by the pretty inexpensive ND filter (Cameraplus slim pro). Doesn't seem to have caused much softening either. Comments always welcome.
By the Ship Canal by another scotsman, on Flickr
By the Ship Canal by another scotsman, on Flickr
Playing with a new 10-stop ND filter for this scene of our industrial heritage, the Manchester Ship Canal. Coupled with a polarising filter, this was a 90-second exposure. Very pleased with the lack of colour shift caused by the pretty inexpensive ND filter (Cameraplus slim pro). Doesn't seem to have caused much softening either. Comments always welcome.
By the Ship Canal by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thats a very nice picture of Manchester you are painting! I am heading there in late August, I will be sure to check out this area of natural beauty!
Seriously though, it is a nice capture, he way you have been aligned to the motion of the clouds has given it quite an interesting effect and it has smoothed out the water too.
Thats a very nice picture of Manchester you are painting! I am heading there in late August, I will be sure to check out this area of natural beauty!
Seriously though, it is a nice capture, he way you have been aligned to the motion of the clouds has given it quite an interesting effect and it has smoothed out the water too.
Thanks Kenoh. There are nice bits too: honest! Give us a shout when you are heading to Manchester and I'll point you in the right direction(s)
Man alive is self eye macro photography tricky when you're using a manual focussing lens! This is the best I could manage.
Fuji XE1 with Voigtlander Heliar 15mm and helicoid adapter @ F22, ISO 640, 1/30
Fuji XE1 with Voigtlander Heliar 15mm and helicoid adapter @ F22, ISO 640, 1/30
That focus doesn't look to bad to me. That would be hard enough with autofocus.Man alive is self eye macro photography tricky when you're using a manual focussing lens! This is the best I could manage.
Fuji XE1 with Voigtlander Heliar 15mm and helicoid adapter @ F22, ISO 640, 1/30
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