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Photo of the day July 2017
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The Milky Way!!! My first astrophotography experience - stitched together 10 photos, shot in Oliver Lee Memorial State Park in New Mexico (near White Sands).
https://www.flickr.com/photos/156364796@N07/36110890412/in/dateposted-public/
Lovely shot. Mine was a little more than 40 minutes from home! Greenland.Managed to get to the Loup of Fintry today. Not ideal weather but again within 40 minutes of our house so I will be back with a climbing axe and my filters! it was stunning!
DSC03570.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Inveraray castle in summer makes you feel like all the Disney princess stories were real.
The Milky Way!!! My first astrophotography experience - stitched together 10 photos, shot in Oliver Lee Memorial State Park in New Mexico (near White Sands).
https://www.flickr.com/photos/156364796@N07/36110890412/in/dateposted-public/
Fabulous absolutely lovely. Only thing I would maybe say to make it more epic, I would say try to get some land items in there to give it a little more context. - Feel free to ignore me.
[doublepost=1501495929][/doublepost]Taken standing on top of Loup of Fintry in the water.
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They look berry sweet.
Ah thank you! And this is great feedback, I totally agree. This became readily apparent when I was watching videos on processing astro photos and saw how cool it is when you include a person standing before it (for example).
Absolutely. Just gives it context. Even a rock or tree tops or a car. Fantastic shot though nicely done!
Another view of the lead-mining site. The arched aperture in front isn't a mine entrance; it's a flue to carry the poisonous fumes from the furnaces half a mile away to a chimney on a hill. The flue was covered in earth when in use, but in places it is now collapsed. The mines themselves are top-right...
I wanted to see what the B&W versions of my previous photos looked like. Here's the first one. Do you like the color or B&W better?
I wish! iPhone 7+ snap as I flew over in a 787 on my way to LA.
You can control the window tint like a variable ND filter. I thought it was cool!
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Colour for me. I'd try the B&W with more contrast, but that's just my taste.I wanted to see what the B&W versions of my previous photos looked like. Here's the first one. Do you like the color or B&W better?
Nice! didnt know you could do that on the windows! so did you go to LA?
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I would also say colour for me too but I would like this with more clarity and contrast to make those rocks nice and dark.I wanted to see what the B&W versions of my previous photos looked like. Here's the first one. Do you like the color or B&W better?
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I wanted to see what the B&W versions of my previous photos looked like. Here's the first one. Do you like the color or B&W better?
I'm actually more of a fan of the B&W, but I'm fairly colourblind so may be missing some of the subtle colour toning from the colour version. Maybe some dodging around the tree on the right to add some more dimension to the image and lighten the area around the waterfall to the eye?
Who knows
Sat in my hotel room there now. It's 8:30 so will be heading out to set up an exhibition shortly. Better find some breakfast first.
