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Photo Of The Day June 2020
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Now you're showing your vintage, Clix! The kiddies will have no idea what gels are! This is similar but different, it is achieved electronically with LED's where you can manifest any colour and intensity of illumination combination that your heart desires.
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A reminder of a different time...when we could travel to faraway places and see totally different things, experiencing new pleasures and caring not a whit.
Yejele Beach, Isle de Mare, New Caledonia June 2019
Yejele Beach, Isle de Mare, New Caledonia June 2019
That's really cool, as sometimes it would be a lot easier to just use the colored LEDs to get exactly the color you want without fiddling with gels..... I have a couple of LED panels but they aren't in multiple colors, they are just strictly daylight or natural lighting. I wouldn't toss out my gels but this is a nice option to know about. Thanks!
It's also a lot cooler to touch, lighter, smaller, can be powered by USB-C power packs, has inbuilt lighting effects like lightning, ambulance, TV, party... Oh & it's a constant light, so makes life far easier to meter the scenario properly!
Decided to take a couple of photos of the crab apple flowers in my backyard, and I see a dead bee with its head stuck in a flower. I shook the flower a little so the beed could drop to the ground; that's when I realized that the dead bee was being held in place by a spider. By the looks of it, the spider has been feeding for some time now.
One more shot of leaves.
M9 with Elmar-C 90mm @F4
M9 with Elmar-C 90mm @F4
A quick trip out to the nearest pond yesterday, after digging out an old camera to play with...
Panasonic DMC-G1, 14mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic DMC-G1, 14mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Decided to take a couple of photos of the crab apple flowers in my backyard, and I see a dead bee with its head stuck in a flower. I shook the flower a little so the beed could drop to the ground; that's when I realized that the dead bee was being held in place by a spider. By the looks of it, the spider has been feeding for some time now.
Thats an awesome photo, great shot. Well done. Luck always has a part to play.
It's also a lot cooler to touch, lighter, smaller, can be powered by USB-C power packs, has inbuilt lighting effects like lightning, ambulance, TV, party... Oh & it's a constant light, so makes life far easier to meter the scenario properly!
I like shooting with constant lighting for my tabletops/closeups/macros....easier then to adjust the shadows and highlights, the angles of the subject, etc., and see what I'm doing. Aside from that I haven't yet gotten around to buying any sort of proper lighting except my small LED panels, as I already had some lighting. I don't really like flash units and strobe lighting. Right now my priority is still in choosing and purchasing lenses as the particular need arises, and then after that I'll focus more on lighting. All that said, this thing sounds really cool and I might just be tempted.....
The International Space Station gliding across the sky last night:
Ducks eating, again.
Nikon D3300 - f/8 - 1/250 - 200mm - 400iso - AF-S DX VR Zoom Nikkor 55-200mm 1:4-5.6G ED
I really love this shot for the simple reason is I didn't have to do any cropping to the picture. The American Robin brood should be leaving the nest anyday now.
guess who started a wildlife class? probably a lot of bird shares from me the next few weeks.
You better start showing off and name the birds. I love birds too but am not too familiar with Northern American birds.
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