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Photo Of The Day - July 2018
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Wallingford Castle, Oxfordshire by Stephen Cooper, on Flickr
Currently on my UK tour (well working in Oxfordshire), thought i'd explore.
Fujifilm X-E3
27.0 mm f/2.8
ƒ/5.6 1/320 iso200
Nice framing.
Wallingford Castle, Oxfordshire by Stephen Cooper, on Flickr
Currently on my UK tour (well working in Oxfordshire), thought i'd explore.
Fujifilm X-E3
27.0 mm f/2.8
ƒ/5.6 1/320 iso200
Thank you, it was one of those things I just happen to stumble across - I knew there was a park next to my hotel didn't realise there were ruins as well
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You and I both. I've had the program for YEARS too, but have only ever used to fix little things here and there. Never to this extent.
I think you mentioned that you have CS3 too, right? Same version I'm using.
Another day another water-droplet on grass from me.
I really loved my selfie being visible in this, but that was pretty quickly forgotten about when I realised I could see the micro droplets that line the entire blade of grass! This droplet is about 2mm across, so I have no idea how small those micro-droplets are!
Canon 600D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro (non IS/VR), 65mm Extension Tubes, Manual Mode, Multi-segment Metering, 2 Second Delay
ISO 1600, 90mm, f/11, 1/13
I really loved my selfie being visible in this, but that was pretty quickly forgotten about when I realised I could see the micro droplets that line the entire blade of grass! This droplet is about 2mm across, so I have no idea how small those micro-droplets are!
Canon 600D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro (non IS/VR), 65mm Extension Tubes, Manual Mode, Multi-segment Metering, 2 Second Delay
ISO 1600, 90mm, f/11, 1/13
More exacting control in many regards. Very useful for Aspie's or OCD types.
Here's to hoping the building goes off smoothly and quickly for you, Hugh, and that you're still taking the energetic young one for a walk regularly, even if not as far afield as normal.
From today's walk around the neighborhood:
first time shooting fireworks, frantically adjusted settings to see what works ... this one is 100 ISO, f/2.8, 1/4 sec ..
I think you got me mixed up with someone else. I've had LR standalone for years. But I only recently moved to the Photography plan, so I've only just got PS.
Trouble is as I learn one technique, I find I've forgotten the earlier lesson.
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I'll see how much they cost then!Another day another water-droplet on grass from me.
I really loved my selfie being visible in this, but that was pretty quickly forgotten about when I realised I could see the micro droplets that line the entire blade of grass! This droplet is about 2mm across, so I have no idea how small those micro-droplets are!
Canon 600D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro (non IS/VR), 65mm Extension Tubes, Manual Mode, Multi-segment Metering, 2 Second Delay
ISO 1600, 90mm, f/11, 1/13
More exacting control in many regards. Very useful for Aspie's or OCD types.
Here's to hoping the building goes off smoothly and quickly for you, Hugh, and that you're still taking the energetic young one for a walk regularly, even if not as far afield as normal.
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Beautiful warm light.
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Looks like you got the technique sorted pretty quick!
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Long way to go to hang the washing!
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Glad to see you are keeping up the shooting and posting!
Thank you, Alex. I think I'm coming out of it now; being busy always helps, and yes, having an energetic young hound means you have to go out whatever
One more petunia photo...
Petunias by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G80, Olympus 12-100mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Glad your feeling brighter. I always feel better when I can get out with my camera. I've been off all week and been out twice with mine. Last time I was off I didn't get out at all.Thank you, Alex. I think I'm coming out of it now; being busy always helps, and yes, having an energetic young hound means you have to go out whatever
One more petunia photo...
Petunias by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G80, Olympus 12-100mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Back to work Monday though
Thanks. There are times in this heat when we haven't been anywhere we don't absolutely need toGlad your feeling brighter. I always feel better when I can get out with my camera. I've been off all week and been out twice with mine. Last time I was off I didn't get out at all.
Back to work Monday though
Cheers
Hugh
Lotus ...
7D2 , 18-135@92 , f11@1/2000 , ISO 400
7D2 , 18-135@92 , f11@1/2000 , ISO 400
For ****s sake. Would you people stop posting photos of plants.
No super models today? I'm available for my usual fee!
I could've posted another person, but I posted this as a political protest.No super models today? I'm available for my usual fee!
I'm serious. Stop posting ****ing flower photos people. There's no challenge in that. Any knacker with a phone camera can do it.
Lift your game. Strive for better.
But flowers smell niceI could've posted another person, but I posted this as a political protest.
I'm serious. Stop posting ****ing flower photos people. There's no challenge in that. Any knacker with a phone camera can do it.
Lift your game. Strive for better.
I could've posted another person, but I posted this as a political protest.
I'm serious. Stop posting ****ing flower photos people. There's no challenge in that. Any knacker with a phone camera can do it.
Lift your game. Strive for better.
How about cats instead ?
Hey, what about geese?! I've got a million photos of them I could share.....