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Photo of the Day July 2015
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
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Ornamental grass seed head:
AFB inspired me to dust-off my macro lens on the weekend and take some shots in the backyard.
AFB inspired me to dust-off my macro lens on the weekend and take some shots in the backyard.
Nice.Butterfly
Ornamental grass seed head:
AFB inspired me to dust-off my macro lens on the weekend and take some shots in the backyard.
Your grass is nicer than mine.
AFB has a lot to answer for
Cheers
Hugh
What can I say! Macro is the next big thing!
It is now a month since we went on holiday. In remembrance of that beautiful day, here is a cheesy sunset to remind me of times passed.
Not a Glasgow Sunset by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Not a Glasgow Sunset by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
american family by Alex X, on Flickr
No macro for today, sorry, but another one from last weekend. Sadly my camera had to take a back seat to the lawn mower this weekend just gone.
_DSC1685-HDR by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC1685-HDR by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
No macro for today, sorry, but another one from last weekend. Sadly my camera had to take a back seat to the lawn mower this weekend just gone.
You need a Grim Reaper Scythe for that lot!!
Not a hood ornament but a shot of Mussolini's 1935 Alfa 6C taken at a classic car auction a few years ago.
Lol... It was taking ages to load the picture for me for some reason and I thought it was a picture of a London Cab at first! Sorry...
I asked the butterfly for a better pose, but no such luck...
A Mute Swan flicking water.
Canon 7D
400mm f/5.6
2000/s
F 6.3
ISO 800
If we are now into looking at the guts of classic cars....
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I'm in for "guts". There's always this obscure make.
Great lighting. Conservative clothing? No tatoo? Are you going in a new direction? I like. Cheers
Jess by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
Hahaha...cheers, but I just shoot what stands in front of my camera. The lighting I can control. What they wear or put on / in their skin? I just roll with it.
Same scene as before, but a closer zoom. The light changes rapidly at that time in the evening.
Tilbury Docks Sunset by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Tilbury Docks Sunset by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
So, this past Sunday, I was out with my Jeep group at a private off road park. Driving the trails and taking photos was a fun time. This particular photo I thought was really terrific because it captured the spirit of why folks love their Jeeps.
The fellow in the back seat had just bought his first Jeep and was so excited to be out and involved with the community. Made for a great memory.
The fellow in the back seat had just bought his first Jeep and was so excited to be out and involved with the community. Made for a great memory.
Don't you just love a bit of mudSo, this past Sunday, I was out with my Jeep group at a private off road park. Driving the trails and taking photos was a fun time. This particular photo I thought was really terrific because it captured the spirit of why folks love their Jeeps.
The fellow in the back seat had just bought his first Jeep and was so excited to be out and involved with the community. Made for a great memory.
Cheers
Hugh
Almost the opposite of stillcrazyman! Comments always appreciated.
Cayman by another scotsman, on Flickr
Cayman by another scotsman, on Flickr
Love it. Love the context supplied by the surroundings of this caver.