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Photo Of The Day - July 2018
- Thread starter The Bad Guy
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I'll be honest here, I looked up the EXIF on Flickr and found you'd left the DPI info in. My iPhone SE shoots 72 DPI shotsPHONE camera!
Amsterdam, 2015, iphone 6.
Silver effex processing
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Otherwise it would have been a guess, but at first look I was leaning towards a phone camera.
Cheers
Hugh
The pier at the end of my street...
End of the street? End of the world, it seems. Nice colours
In a world gone mad, and when everyone is at everyone else’s throats over one thing or another - someone has to start making choices to just let there be peace, joy, happiness, friendliness... I almost deleted what I said about my “PS,” but I think it gives context to the matter. We can remain different on one level, but still come together elsewhere, and should! I may believe something contrary to the next person, but more so, I believe we need to become “United” again.
Ain’t gonna lie here - I tilted my screen (iPhone) to an angle and saw the ever-so-slightest curve in the vertical planes of the building. Of what little I know of photography, I do know that this is a problem camera phones are prone to. At the same time though, this could have very well been a proper camera, but too close. As I said, “educated guess.”
I was given a tour of an Antebellum home that is being saved and hopefully restored after a fire.
Last waterfall one. Always amazes me the range of results you can get from a scene just by moving around in a 10-foot zone. Comments always appreciated.
Woodland waterfall 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Very nice but I am compelled now to always look for a shopping cart (trolley is it across the pond) in these waterfall shots ... happy to have not seen any for a while
Cheers
I’d forgotten about than one - different waterfall and a bit harder to get a trolley to cheersVery nice but I am compelled now to always look for a shopping cart (trolley is it across the pond) in these waterfall shots ... happy to have not seen any for a while
Cheers
We all want to live where you do!The pier at the end of my street...
Just listening to earphones with my iPod Touch 6G
One last automobile photo from this group. Me and part of the hood of an old red Chevy.
Old Red Chevy by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Old Red Chevy by Lance Randall, on Flickr
I would also add the fact that we can re-download hard-to-find jpgs in a messy computer
One last automobile photo from this group. Me and part of the hood of an old red Chevy.
And another from me.
Time for something different
I can't remember the last time I saw a napkin ring! This one is very unique, no doubt. Love the lighting too - looks like dinner time! Or breakfast?
My submission for today is from a couple weeks ago. From the park near my house. I love the color of this one
D7500, 35mm, ISO 100, f/1.8, 1/4000
Question for all/anyone: what is the best service to use for sharing photos? I recently signed up for Tumblr, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to embed the image using the link from there; also, I think Tumblr degrades quality. Is there a service that easy to use and allows the full size of the image? Or can someone help me figure out Tumblr? Please?
Thanks all!
Take me back to Amsterdam. It will take me a couple of years to save money for another Europe trip.
I use flickr and it doesn't degrade the quality IMO. It also keeps the original pixels of your jpeg which is 30.1 Mpx for my camera. It even shows EXIF in case you want to know the settings
Bring us more
OK then...not the best of the bunch.
Woodland waterfall 5 by another scotsman, on Flickr
I cannot describe how off-putting & demanding is to manage 11Tb worth of drives full of important files (pending jobs, concluded jobs and personal archives), and trying to squeeze out space as more scores of data is going to be acquired in the next few days. Space is scarcer-er on my drives than the living conditions in Tokyo or Shenzhen. Yes, 11 Terra-nightmares.
The only good thing coming out of this space-management, are the little pleasant photographic gems I am unearthing. Photos I didn't even bother giving a second look at the time of their capture. Here's one more of them.
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