Photo Of The Day - June 2018

[MDF314159265]

Another Nikon guy! Glad to see you are doing it properly

Welcome to the POTD thread. Nice opening photo.

Almost went mirrorless (Sony a6500 was another option), but in my reading up on the hardware, there were mentions of autofocus being slower on mirrorless vs. DLSRs. I imagine 300+ focus points vs. 51 might have something to do with that. But 90% of my photos will be of kids and focus needs to be as quick as possible with kids! Very happy with my Nikon thus far though.

Nice! Welcome! For an image like this with lots of light, I would probably stop down the aperture a bit. It looks like you caught focus on the foam, which is great, but with the rocks, and especially bird, I feel like they should be in focus as well, and right now they are a bit soft. It could just be way the image was saved for web, though.
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Even in the full resolution image, these points are a bit soft too. I only recently acquired the 50mm f/1.8 lens, so I’ve been leaning toward wide open aperture; you’re exactly right - I narrowed my focal length too much with that. I appreciate your input!!
I read and watched so much on all this - on focal length, aperture, but it all goes kablooey when you’re out shooting. Ha!

 

[AllergyDoc]

This old barn has since been torn down, unfortunately. I wish I would have stopped by during sunset hours.
iPhone 7+, edited in Luminar 2018.

 

[Apple fanboy]

So this little guy decided to take a rest on our garage door.
As I'm just learning PS (only had it a couple of weeks), so thought I'd try focus stacking. This is 6 images combined. Next time I'll take a few more.

_DSC7570 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr

Comments always welcome.

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

Hit over 100 yesterday, so I set my garden wand to mist to let the kids play in it so they could be outside for awhile. Made a dew-like effect on the portulaca.

Okay, I've been perusing these monthly PotD threads long enough - admiring everyone's great work. It's time to jump in.

I consider myself fairly new to photography; just picked up my first "serious" camera in April. Otherwise, I've only ever captured iPhone shots (which have never quite captured the scene as my eyes see it). I would love for you all, you most excellent photographers, to give me your input; be it adjust "this" or "that" on my shots/editing or correcting my terminology.
With that said, I give you my first submission, with no title whatsoever:

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Nikon D7500, AF-S Nikkor 50mm, ISO 320, f/3.2, 1/6400, edited in native "Photos" app on iMacs.

Welcome to the POTD thread! I lived in San Diego proper for a short time, but my work was mostly in the mountains of San Diego county. I know you have plenty of good landscapes to work with!

 

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Leh (one of the highest tourism destinations)

 

[akash.nu]

Okay, I've been perusing these monthly PotD threads long enough - admiring everyone's great work. It's time to jump in.

I consider myself fairly new to photography; just picked up my first "serious" camera in April. Otherwise, I've only ever captured iPhone shots (which have never quite captured the scene as my eyes see it). I would love for you all, you most excellent photographers, to give me your input; be it adjust "this" or "that" on my shots/editing or correcting my terminology.
With that said, I give you my first submission, with no title whatsoever:

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Nikon D7500, AF-S Nikkor 50mm, ISO 320, f/3.2, 1/6400, edited in native "Photos" app on iMacs.

Welcome I’ve noticed your likes in the past. Keep the momentum going.

 

[Hughmac]

Road Trip by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Sony RX100 M2

Cheers

Hugh

 

[needfx]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/needfx/

 

[stillcrazyman]

Just hanging around

 

[heyisti]

 

[Susurs]

Lightroom camera on my iPhone

 

[inkmich]

Red Ferrari by Lance Randall, on Flickr

 

[Apple fanboy]

Red Ferrari by Lance Randall, on Flickr

What a beauty.
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Just hanging around

You forgot the @MacRy tag.

That's a very unusual looking spider.
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Did you chop her up first?

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

 

[akash.nu]

Red Ferrari by Lance Randall, on Flickr

I’ll respond with one of mine.

 

[mollyc]

181/365 | Fluted

 

[tcphoto1]

A local Antebellum House is getting a little help.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Stormy Weather.

Only had half the group turn up on Friday due to Wintertime illnesses, so I was able to take my camera and grab some frames as well. I took about 12 frames all up and this was the standout for me. It needed no faffing at all in post-production, and is basically straight out of camera, with just a slight crop and vignette applied.

Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 105mm, f/4, 1/4000

 

[3:16]

Edit: Pangong Lake Ladakh (Atitude: 14,270 ft)

 

[zagato27]

 

[needfx]

What a beauty.
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You forgot the @MacRy tag.

That's a very unusual looking spider.
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Did you chop her up first?

No, I used a magic saw & box !

 

[needfx]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/needfx/

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

I watched this cloud brew up over a matter of minutes. Started raining not too long after.

 

[Apple fanboy]

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I watched this cloud brew up over a matter of minutes. Started raining not too long after.

Pssst. It's July!

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

Pssst. It's July!

Not if you don’t sleep enough and leave your calendars on June! I guess I technically shot this yesterday, so...