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Photo of the Day July 2015
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
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Been out shooting desktops for Microsoft...
Traitor! I'd rather be shooting desktops forBeen out shooting desktops for Microsoft...
!Hope your little mobile home has air con. It's been a warm week.
Win 10 at the end of the month. Will we see your pic as a splash screenBeen out shooting desktops for Microsoft...
Traitor! I'd rather be shooting desktops for
Hope your little mobile home has air con. It's been a warm week.
I've just been to the bank. I asked Microsoft to pay in cash, and I had had to use a wheelbarrow...
Got air-con in the front of the vehicle, but not in the back. I'll survive...
Sell out!I've just been to the bank. I asked Microsoft to pay in cash, and I had had to use a wheelbarrow...
Got air-con in the front of the vehicle, but not in the back. I'll survive...
Glad to hear you'll survive.
A re-edit of the front entrance to the Pilgrim Church, Adelaide, South Australia.
_DSC9349A bit of an attempt to capture the feel of the Everglades - just doesn't do it but the best of a bad bunch. Even this 20mm shot just doesn't give the scale of the big sky and grassy/swamp expanse. Comments always appreciated.
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
Yes
Cheers
Hugh
A bit of an attempt to capture the feel of the Everglades - just doesn't do it but the best of a bad bunch. Even this 20mm shot just doesn't give the scale of the big sky and grassy/swamp expanse. Comments always appreciated.
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
It's difficult to get really wide in this environment. Likely due to the flat topography. I have similar places like in your image around here.
I've tried elevating the camera by standing on top of the Jeep, or finding another spot with some height. That seems to help.
A bit of an attempt to capture the feel of the Everglades - just doesn't do it but the best of a bad bunch. Even this 20mm shot just doesn't give the scale of the big sky and grassy/swamp expanse. Comments always appreciated.
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
Nice...
Almost expecting to see Boycie and Marlene come by on their fanboat
A bit of an attempt to capture the feel of the Everglades - just doesn't do it but the best of a bad bunch. Even this 20mm shot just doesn't give the scale of the big sky and grassy/swamp expanse. Comments always appreciated.
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
You are too critical. If I were to get all cliche on you, I would say maybe..... and it is a big maybe...
Drop the horizon down a tad, then, increase the temperature to give the golden heat view that we see on CSI miami...
Dont know if this is a load of twaddle... but it is a nice capture as it is...
Thank you sir. Was trying some experimentation with shadows and negative space. Just playing about and thought it looked nice...Yes
Cheers
Hugh
What about a pano if 20mm isn't wide enough?A bit of an attempt to capture the feel of the Everglades - just doesn't do it but the best of a bad bunch. Even this 20mm shot just doesn't give the scale of the big sky and grassy/swamp expanse. Comments always appreciated.
Everglades sky by another scotsman, on Flickr
dlr LexIcon III by Joe, on Flickr
Lovely image. Like the lighting and the detail in the water.
Was over in Dublin last month and my god the cyclists are a nightmare! One hit my taxi door as I was exiting, coming way too fast and way too close to the cars when there was a cycle path right there available! nutters!
Loving the rigidity to the lines, shadows and grids, along with the contrasting shapes of the actual light frame as compared to its shadow.
[My usual caveat: I am only a neophyte in the photographic world, so take my suggestions as you see fit]
The only suggestion I could offer you would be to clone out or crop the image a bit tighter in, so that it loses the intrusions in the top left and down bottom on the right. If that was done, I have a feeling that it might need squaring up, so the lines are all square.
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