Thanks, I appreciate it.****in amazing.
i love the colors in the sky
any possible way i could get that to use as wallpaper if you don't mind?
Here's a link to the photo.
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"Photo of the day" - June 2008
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Here's a link to the photo.
Thanks, Anubis! Comments like that make it all worthwhile.
This house has become a subject of considerable interest for me. I took a lot of shots of it that day, and I will go back there soon to get more details and shots from the road level. I love how the old house seems to be hiding behind that bank of trees, as if trying to avoid detection and remain standing despite the encroaching modern world.
Here's another shot from that day (click to enlarge):
This view doesn't capture the same sense of isolation that the first shot does, but I think it makes a nice black-and-white.
I would really love to own that house. It really does look beautiful. I am looking forward to more shots of this house.
Beautiful Qualicum sunset last night:
Comments are welcome!
These are fantastic. That really is an excellent sunset.
Generous of you to link your original file, but I would resize to a respectable wallpaper size and offer that. I am only saying that because this is a great image that any one of us could easily "make our own". Not to question the ethics of some, but this is the internet.
Protect your best works...this is a great photo, I'd protect it.PS it is now my wallpaper and the file name is "Zion National Park by Martin Carela.jpg". Take credit for your good work.
One handheld RAW // HDR // Shutter: 1/800 // Aperture: f/6.3 // Focal Length: 15 mm // ISO 100
Wow very nice! Your HDRs never cease to amaze me.
Here is an Onion blossom from our garden. Tell me what you think
Nikon D50
Shutter: 1/90th
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 300mm
ISO: 200
Wow very nice! Your HDRs never cease to amaze me.
Here is an Onion blossom from our garden. Tell me what you think
Nikon D50
Shutter: 1/90th
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 300mm
ISO: 200
I really like it, the green of the background plus the green around the edges of the...seeds? pods? add nice colour. The soft edges around the flower are also neat
Thanks Jessica, the piratical nature of the internet slipped my mind there--thank you for bringing me to my senses.Generous of you to link your original file, but I would resize to a respectable wallpaper size and offer that. I am only saying that because this is a great image that any one of us could easily "make our own". Not to question the ethics of some, but this is the internet.
PS it is now my wallpaper and the file name is "Zion National Park by Martin Carela.jpg". Take credit for your good work.
More B&W
This is a different view of the same pond that gnd posted a couple of days ago. We spent about an hour taking pictures there. I had a lot of trouble deciding which photo to post!
This is a different view of the same pond that gnd posted a couple of days ago. We spent about an hour taking pictures there. I had a lot of trouble deciding which photo to post!
I know I could have cropped this one down, but I quite like it this way
This is a very nice composition, but the saturation is WAAAAAY too high for my liking, especially in the greens. The bushes on the riverside are killing me (in fact, I'd wager than the green channel is pretty close to totally clipped on those pixels).
But the composition is very nice. Well done.
I know I could have cropped this one down, but I quite like it this way
I'm wondering why there's so much colour in the sky... but very little colour in the reflection of the sky. Why... and how??
