Photo of the Day June 2015

[Hughmac]

Out for a walk yesterday. A 5-shot hand-held panorama merged with Hugin. I'm amazed at how good a job this free software does - it can't make a silk purse though.....comments always appreciated.


Make Hay! by another scotsman, on Flickr

Luvley!! and so's Hugin

Cheers

Hugh

 

[YosemitePaul]

Leica, Wetzlar

 

[anotherscotsman]

Leica, Wetzlar View attachment 559184

Nice B&W YosemitePaul - almost bleak, futuristic feel about it.

Luvley!! and so's Hugin

Cheers

Hugh

Thanks Hugh - not done much with Hugin but more tempted to try now.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Out for a walk yesterday. A 5-shot hand-held panorama merged with Hugin. I'm amazed at how good a job this free software does - it can't make a silk purse though.....comments always appreciated.


Make Hay! by another scotsman, on Flickr

Lovely IMO.

Nice. I like event pictures but I am stumped how to get clean images in dim light without adding a Sony A7s to my GAS

Try DXO. Best noise reduction software I've ever seen.

 

[kenoh]

Leica, Wetzlar View attachment 559184

well hello. Not normally a fan of selective colour but if you are gonna do it then a Leica red dot is about as good a reason to as it gets.

 

[Doylem]

Another Swaledale barn...

 

[MacRy]

My mum's garden is much nicer than mine clearly.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Same Oyster Catcher as yesterday, but I think I prefer this composition.

_DSC0930 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr

Let me know which you like the best.

 

[TheDrift-]

From a recent visit to Norway
wooden house by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr

 

[frazzm737]

This is my favorite photo. It was taken on an Alaskan cruise several years ago. We had been in College Fjord on a cloudy, rainy day and had seen nothing but clouds. While at dinner, suddenly this scene opened up. A lot of baked Alaska went uneaten that night. Taken with my Canon Point and Shoot.

 

[frazzm737]

OOps, I goofed--could someone please delete?

 

[kenoh]

View attachment 559230 This is my favorite photo. It was taken on an Alaskan cruise several years ago. We had been in College Fjord on a cloudy, rainy day and had seen nothing but clouds. While at dinner, suddenly this scene opened up. A lot of baked Alaska went uneaten that night. Taken with my Canon Point and Shoot.

There is always more baked alaska, moments like these, not so readily available. Nice capture. Lovely colours!

 

[Apple fanboy]

Glad you sorted your attachment issue. Nice shot frazzm737

 

[frazzm737]

I'm just beginning to get things figured out. At one point I had a post with only a link that didn't work, but somehow I got the photo to post. I'm glad you liked it. It should be called 'Serendipity.'

 

[AlexH]

From the garden by Alex X, on Flickr

 

[USAntigoon]

Sunrise over the 4th Lake in Six Lakes, MI
Canon 6D, EF 24-70mm f/2.8LII at 65mm f/2.8, ISO 160, 1/125 on monopod

 

[YosemitePaul]

Another from Leica, the roof of the Wetzlar site.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Another recent one.
Foggy day on Grasmere.

View attachment 558329

Loving the negative space, but that horizon line is killing me with its being off level by just a smidge.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Another from Leica, the roof of the Wetzlar site. View attachment 559363

Wonderful, stark imagery! Just my cup of tea.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

From the garden by Alex X, on Flickr

Loving the delicate DOF to this one, Alex! It looks and feels like Spring heading into Summer.

 

[The Bad Guy]

Sally's Art by Adam Campbell, on Flickr

 

[Hughmac]

High Street by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Cheers

Hugh

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Sally's Art by Adam Campbell, on Flickr

Adam, it's great to see you getting engaging images of those whom are for the most part unseen.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

A fountain in the centre of Adelaide, South Australia, that was dismantled, cleaned, serviced, stored for well over a year and then finally moved to its new location, about 200 metres away.

 

[fcortese]

Another Swaledale barn...

Now, that's the definition of "leading lines!" Great composition, doylem. The tracks in the grass leading up to the gate initially seemed like an afterthought to me until my eyes kept moving through the photo. Now they only want me to know who made them,