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Photo of the Day June 2015
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The Leeds-Liverpool Canal and Salt's Mill, Saltaire...
York Minster bathed in the late evening sunshine. Shot from the city wall.
_DSC9204 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC9204 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Aquatic Pier
Moving into a new house and reviewing all of my old pics as we think about what to print/frame/hang on the walls.
Came across this from the '90s when I was shooting film. Not going to hang it, but felt like sharing here. One of my first trips to NYC.
Came across this from the '90s when I was shooting film. Not going to hang it, but felt like sharing here. One of my first trips to NYC.
A different POV to an image I posted the other day with some tricky (reads: differing) sources of illumination.
FloComments always appreciated. Even kept the PP to a reasonable level!
Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
Not sure if that's a statement or a picture title, but sorry dude if it's the former.
Thanks very much JamesMike.
I'm thinking it's the former. Sorry to hear that Archie...sad times indeed.
~ Peter
York Minster bathed in the late evening sunshine. Shot from the city wall.
Really nice capture, AFB. Love the lighting and you nailed the exposure.
Comments always appreciated. Even kept the PP to a reasonable level!
Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
It's always interesting when you see a unique capture of a subject that has been so often photographed. Well done, ASM.
Commissioners of Irish Lights by Joe, on Flickr
Didn't have a wide enough lens on me, but this is as good as I could do with the 24-70mm.
_DSC9235_openWith-2 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC9235_openWith-2 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
A waterfalls along one my running paths.
I'm in no position to criticise anyone's photos, but I thought here that if you brought up the shadows and maybe a little more saturation the pic would come alive - hope you don't mind JamesMike.
This was done very quickly in Preview on a Mac running Mavericks.
There are many others around here that would do it much better than me.
Cheers
Hugh