I nearly had my bloody eye out a couple of times trying to take it
The Heliar focuses down to about and inch and a half on the helicoid.
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Photo of the Day July 2015
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I nearly had my bloody eye out a couple of times trying to take it
The Heliar focuses down to about and inch and a half on the helicoid.
Another day, another car.
Canon T2i: 50mm @ 1/100s f/2.8 ISO200
Canon T2i: 50mm @ 1/100s f/2.8 ISO200
Another day, another car.
Canon T2i: 50mm @ 1/100s f/2.8 ISO200
I tend to take pictures of old cars as whole; your hood ornament photo is a good idea, kudos!
A B&W of yesterday's scene. Comments always appreciated.
By the Ship Canal 3 by another scotsman, on Flickr
By the Ship Canal 3 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Nice, but I prefer yesterday's.A B&W of yesterday's scene. Comments always appreciated.
By the Ship Canal 3 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Was in Glasgow Tramway yesterday, lots of exposed brickwork, actually looked lovely.
by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
I nearly had my bloody eye out a couple of times trying to take it
*** Crap Joke Spoiler Alert ***
Eye, I can see it was a bit close for comfort.
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Yeah EYE warned you....
This one was even closer....
And now you are freaking me out... Eyes are nasty...
Alright, the ship canal was deliberately a bit grim. Something more uplifting...Comments always appreciated.
Pier at dusk by another scotsman, on Flickr
Pier at dusk by another scotsman, on Flickr
I like the mood and the lighting. The dark shadows and detail of the water are great. Nicely done. Maybe though if you had managed to not have the people on the pier it would have been slightly cleanerAlright, the ship canal was deliberately a bit grim. Something more uplifting...Comments always appreciated.
Pier at dusk by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thanks Kenoh. Yes, people are a bit of a nuisance when trying to take photos- don't they realise what they are doing to my composition?
I must admit in this case I was ambivalent to their presence but not in others...
Slowly, since I bought the Nikon 610, I’ve been weaning myself off the idea of using a tripod for every shot. It was a bit odd to start with, since, for the last 5 or 6 years, I’ve associated a tripod with ‘proper’ photography. It’s freed me up a bit, and it’s one less thing to carry. Maybe I’m my own tripod now: taking extra care to avoid the slightest hint of camera shake (the 610 helps in that respect, since I can bump the ISO up - two or three stops - without any apparent loss of definition)…
Wensleydale…
Wensleydale…
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