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Photo of the Day June 2014
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Recently pulled out of my dusty digital shoe box.
Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Not the smoothest take of from this guy..
Lincolnshire Barn Owl by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
Lincolnshire Barn Owl by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
I like this. Looks like you took your kids out for a family mandatory fun day...
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Lovely shot but is it me or is it ever so slightly squinty?
Thanks. By squinty are you referring to the middle upper window? It was actually oval not round. But it does look like it should be round though!
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Lovely owl.
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Well you started strong! Lovely shot. Keep up the good work.
Re-edited this - hah not in the hotel room this time! But back home on my mac
Thanks to Doylem and Parkin Pig for some advice! I deliberately under exposed the photo, my reasoning was to get lots of detail in the highlights in the clouds. I then planned to fix that in Lightroom - it didn't really work as well as I planned! It really is a big learning journey photography!
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Lovely photo, it's sharp! Not that's not why it's great, but really does add to it - it has a unique look. Love your photo of the horse in the field too - amazing colours in that one.
Old Point Comfort Light
I shot this in the morning just after sunrise. D610, 24-70 mm f2.8, settings were f8,ISO 100, 1/200 .
GLS_3736 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr
I shot this in the morning just after sunrise. D610, 24-70 mm f2.8, settings were f8,ISO 100, 1/200 .
GLS_3736 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr
Not had any time to edit more shots from the weekend yet, so here is one from last week.
20140529-_DSC2562_DxO by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
D7100 , 18-55@52mm , f5.6@1/200, ISO 500 Off camera LED flash
20140529-_DSC2562_DxO by apple fanboy1, on FlickrD7100 , 18-55@52mm , f5.6@1/200, ISO 500 Off camera LED flash
I get the feeling something more interesting may be happening over to my right...
Not the smoothest take of from this guy..
Two beautiful shots Shaun. The first with the geese looks like there should be a quirky soundtrack to go along with it and I love the colour of the Barn Owl.
Well done!
~ Peter
Boykins Sunrise
Shot with D610, 24-70 mm, f 2.8 at f/11,62 mm, 100 ISO at 1/320 sec. while laying on the ground to gain the perspective...
GLS_4180 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr
Shot with D610, 24-70 mm, f 2.8 at f/11,62 mm, 100 ISO at 1/320 sec. while laying on the ground to gain the perspective...
GLS_4180 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr
Thank you! I do like sharp photos!
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urban decay self portrait by ALXPhotog, on Flickr
Interesting composition. Plays with my head.
I like this. Looks like you took your kids out for a family mandatory fun day...
Thanks for the feedback guys, it really is appreciated!
Well when I am shooting Hasselblad I am aiming for the screen. This was a shot whilst I put the movie camera down for a music video I shot so there is a lot of widescreen content in relation to this sort of scenario!
I think for the moment I have run out of new shots. I have a summer holiday coming up in the first week of July and I aim to go snap happy with that!
So in the mean time I might post some photos that I glossed over first time round.
Flo by AcearchieArchive, on Flickr
Another one from Hanbury Hall. Gardens this time. Comments always welcome.
20140530-_DSC2728 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
D7100 , 18-55@24mm , f13@1/100, ISO 100
20140530-_DSC2728 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrD7100 , 18-55@24mm , f13@1/100, ISO 100
Another one from Hanbury Hall. Gardens this time. Comments always welcome.
D7100 , 18-55@24mm , f13@1/100, ISO 100
Im a stickler for little details. With this I would have probably got dead on the middle of the path and made sure there was a straight line of symmetry down the middle.
In this shot have you thought about correcting the horizon?
To be honest it was on my list of things to do, and I kind of got distracted talking to my daughter. I'll sort it out tomorrow, but yes it needs the horizon and crop doing.
Glad to see you back posting BTW. You have been missing in action for a while.
