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Photo Of The Day - June 2018
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Along the river. Cypress tree roots....
Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, USA.
Nikon D80 w/18-200 Nikkor VR lens. Edited with Luminar
Nikon D80 w/18-200 Nikkor VR lens. Edited with Luminar
Amazing shot. Almost looks surreal.Along the river. Cypress tree roots....
Thanks. To be honest, I wasn't all that impressed with it at the time - it was low light, rainy, and I just wasn't feeling it that day.
156/365 | First coreopsis (taken with a lensbaby)
_DSC7268I enjoyed seeing the buildings in the CBD disappear into the fog like this.
iPhone 8 Plus, HEIF Image, SOOC (no edits)
iPhone 8 Plus, HEIF Image, SOOC (no edits)
This was an iPhone 6s shot, but the sky was just so striking that day. There are some rare days in the plain states where you can see what I guess are front boundaries. The sky will often be divided in two. Sometimes one half of the sky will be clear, and the other half entirely cloudy. This one doesn't quite capture it, but you kinda get the idea.
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[doublepost=1527805507][/doublepost]The local estuary the other day.
Canon 500D, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 50mm, f/11, 1/1250
Along the river. Cypress tree roots....
Awesome ! Now I wanna camp there for a week.
Milky Way rising over Shark Fins in Moab Utah. Nikon D850 with Nikon 14-24. 6-segment pano assembled with Hugin, each segment is a stack of 4 images processed with Starry Landscape Stacker. Final edit in Luminar 2018.
This is a repost of a shot I took last year but I’m using it as a shameless plug for a book that it appears in for charity.
The Leica User Forum runs a competition every few years where forum members make a donation and submit pictures to be judged by a panel for inclusion in a book that is sold for the charity Worldwide Cancer Research - https://www.worldwidecancerresearch.org
I was lucky enough to be chosen for inclusion this year with the pic below and was also in the top twenty, which means a large print version will be displayed in the Manchester Leica store gallery space in due course.
If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book for this fantastic charity then there a couple of versions available here http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/8758572-leica-user-forum-book-2018 (and a 12x12 Version to be added imminently). I appreciate they aren’t cheap but if you like the piccies, have some spare cash and want to support the charity then have at it. £10 from every book purchased goes to the charity and the forum has raised over £25k since starting this in 2010.
The Leica User Forum runs a competition every few years where forum members make a donation and submit pictures to be judged by a panel for inclusion in a book that is sold for the charity Worldwide Cancer Research - https://www.worldwidecancerresearch.org
I was lucky enough to be chosen for inclusion this year with the pic below and was also in the top twenty, which means a large print version will be displayed in the Manchester Leica store gallery space in due course.
If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book for this fantastic charity then there a couple of versions available here http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/8758572-leica-user-forum-book-2018 (and a 12x12 Version to be added imminently). I appreciate they aren’t cheap but if you like the piccies, have some spare cash and want to support the charity then have at it. £10 from every book purchased goes to the charity and the forum has raised over £25k since starting this in 2010.
Good work @MacRy and well done for the top 20 hitThis is a repost of a shot I took last year but I’m using it as a shameless plug for a book that it appears in for charity.
The Leica User Forum runs a competition every few years where forum members make a donation and submit pictures to be judged by a panel for inclusion in a book that is sold for the charity Worldwide Cancer Research - https://www.worldwidecancerresearch.org
I was lucky enough to be chosen for inclusion this year with the pic below and was also in the top twenty, which means a large print version will be displayed in the Manchester Leica store gallery space in due course.
If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book for this fantastic charity then there a couple of versions available here http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/8758572-leica-user-forum-book-2018 (and a 12x12 Version to be added imminently). I appreciate they aren’t cheap but if you like the piccies, have some spare cash and want to support the charity then have at it. £10 from every book purchased goes to the charity and the forum has raised over £25k since starting this in 2010.
Cheers
Hugh
Congratulations! Fabulous image and a great cause. Do they let you keep the print afterwards? Fingers crossed!I was lucky enough to be chosen for inclusion this year with the pic below and was also in the top twenty, which means a large print version will be displayed in the Manchester Leica store gallery space in due course.
One little treasure along the river bank.
Thanks Alex
I had to pay for the print, but it is up for sale in the gallery so if it doesn’t sell (probably won’t) then I get to keep it.
