Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Photo Of The Day - June 2018
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
- Start date
-
- Tags
- 2018 june photo of the day potd
- Sort by reaction score
Loving this, the faces tell there own story, the baby's face says 'oops, sorry, mom, i've just done something in your lap' the mom's face says' yeah, i know'
Great picture.
Which Lensbaby did you use? The Sweet 50? I just got the twist and love it! Though it is meant for full frames, I use it on my Canon 80D and I still get some of the twist- not all.
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.
Congratulations and great photo!
Slowly opening.... Shot with Lensbaby Sweet 50 and macro attachment.
Which Lensbaby did you use? The Sweet 50? I just got the twist and love it! Though it is meant for full frames, I use it on my Canon 80D and I still get some of the twist- not all.
Congratulations and great photo!
Slowly opening.... Shot with Lensbaby Sweet 50 and macro attachment.
I used the Edge 80 (also for today’s photo). I have a sweet 35 as well but I find swapping the optic nerve wracking so I haven’t used the 35 since I got the 80. I should try again.
That's amazing. Really nice work.
[doublepost=1528304513][/doublepost]
Congrats. I loved this image when you posted it before. I'm sure it will get snapped up.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.
[doublepost=1528304550][/doublepost]
Nice find.One little treasure along the river bank.
[doublepost=1528304593][/doublepost]
Beautiful lighting (as usual).
[doublepost=1528304743][/doublepost]
Nice job.
[doublepost=1528304802][/doublepost]
That's pretty spectacular. Nice work.
Meanwhile, back at the estuary.
Canon 500D, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 17mm, f/11, 1/30
Canon 500D, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 17mm, f/11, 1/30
This is a brilliant image vpoms...well done!
Congratulations on the much deserved acknowledgement of this really great photo MacRy. I would imagine it looks great in a publication and even better framed and on a wall.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.
~ Peter
I assume you have a print of it already. A nice iridium gloss paper would look lovely. Or maybe a metal print.Thanks AFB. I’m sure it won’t but I’m not bothered as I’ll get to keep it
That's terrible! Lots of your work should be printed. I'm sure Mrs MacRy would like a few around the house.
Thanks AFB that’s nice of you to say. The closest we’ve got is an annual Vistaprint calendar that I do every year and gets hung in the kitchen.
Sconce
Another from the Sydney Vivid festival
Panasonic G9 and 12-35 f2.8
Panasonic G9 and 12-35 f2.8
And the climb continues.
Dude, is this like the European version of the Appalachian trail ? You've been doing this a while.
Majestic scenery.
Well I suggest you change that! Quality photos should be printed and hung.
I have a few of mine around. But I'm about to get a canvas done as Mrs AFB likes one of my driftwood shots.
Nah, I’m just uploading pictures from my last trip. Can’t not share such views.
Its not compare to any of your shots here, but i was impressed i could catch it with iP SE using VSCO, with light editing after using Darktable for the first time.
Last edited: