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Photo Of The Day - June 2018
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Urban Flower by Andy Whiteford, on Flickr
Cypress tree root. Looks like lava emerging from the rocks.
A couple of years back , I tried to get Manhattanhenge from the viaduct over E.42nd down by Tudor City.Thank you Scott.
Don't forget a heavy duty tripod or monopod...for you, not your camera.
No tripod (for me) needed , the crowd was such that you couldn't fall down if you tried . Never got a decent shot , the crowd was too zoo-like . Maybe next month I'll try down by 23rd.
alberta sunset ... 14 mm, 800 ISO, f/6.3, 1/1000 secs
Church of Our Lady of Victories by Joe, on Flickr
Joe, I really like the style of the B&W photos you have created in your architectural pictures.
Fantastic weekend away with the girls in the Highlands in a campervan. Loved it!
DSCF0561.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
DSCF0561.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Sounds like fun.Fantastic weekend away with the girls in the Highlands in a campervan. Loved it!
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Nice.
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Couldn't agree more.
It was really good mate. Wish we had longer, wish we were more adventurous but this is the first of may trips I hope.
I can heartily recommend it!
It does doesn't it!Cypress tree root. Looks like lava emerging from the rocks.
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I'm sure it was.
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Cutie.
5D2 , 24-105 , f8@1/350 , ISO 400 , B&W via ACR
From my recent trip to Bombay Hook Wildlife Refuge in Delaware:
Great Egret by Martin Fuchs, on Flickr
Great Egret by Martin Fuchs, on Flickr
Another from my Saturday afternoon drone flight.
I finally got a chance to go out shooting again so I should be able to start posting again now. The wild flowers are starting to come out here, so I thought this would be a good picture. they are tiny, but in places there are so many that large portions of the tundra are pink from them.
Tundra Flowers.jpg by mrkramer, on Flickr
Comments or constructive criticism appreciated.
Tundra Flowers.jpg by mrkramer, on FlickrComments or constructive criticism appreciated.
I got to tour this Antebellum home as it's being stabilized from a fire a decade ago or so.
Some more tiny flowers, from our backyard. For a sense of scale, that's my fingertips at the bottom of the frame.
Canon 600D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 90mm, f/11, 1/160
Canon 600D, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 90mm, f/11, 1/160
I wish I'd had more than my iPhone on this one. I pulled over on a county road, and the fawn came right up to my vehicle. Mama doe needs to teach her little one about playing in traffic!
A different North American beaver pic from my recent zoo trip. This one a more "traditional" animal pic (though I actually prefer the menacing beaver-as-monster pic I posted before).
I like the image construction but not so keen on the soft effect around the deer.
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Gorgeous, stunning colours.
[doublepost=1528788934][/doublepost]I know this isnt a great picture but this kind of sums up for me why I love the campervan thing.
We drove to Silver Sands, the weather was rotten, so we just relaxed in the van until it cleared, drinking tea and just lounging.
As soon as the rain stopped shoes on and off we went. Much nicer than sitting in a cold misted up car.
DSCF0403.jpg by Ken OHagan, on FlickrSame church as before, processed in Silver Efex.
BW St Mary of Charity by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
BW St Mary of Charity by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
5D2 , 24-105@ 105 , f8@1/1000 , ISO 400
