Photo of the day - June 2021

[Allyance]

Oh I’m so sorry. I knew this too. I cannot even imagine your heartbreak and I’m sorry for causing you to remember

One of those Holidays that are bittersweet for some of us.

 

[shanson27]

Another butterfly shot

 

[mollyc]

Another butterfly shot View attachment 1795842

Remember one per day. ?

 

[dekaph]

One of those Holidays that are bittersweet for some of us.

Agreed - lost my son a week ago to cancer - he was 38.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Agreed - lost my son a week ago to cancer - he was 38.

Sorry to hear that. Tough.

 

[Dockland]

Quackers gonna quack. Hanged with this lil' fella and it's siblings (I assume) yesterday. Hot, and some major summer vibes.

 

[Steven-iphone]

Agreed - lost my son a week ago to cancer - he was 38.

When my dear friend left this planet from lung cancer, it is hard to loose the physical, but their presence and spirit they shared will always be there. Peace be always present.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Quackers gonna quack. Hanged with this lil' fella and it's siblings (I assume) yesterday. Hot, and some major summer vibes.



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Beautiful lighting.

 

[LiE_]

Testing out the 16 1.4 in doors.

 

[stillcrazyman]

Part of an old pump used on a sugar cane farm.

 

[dimme]

Pacifica-69-200510.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr

 

[tizeye]

 

[Apple_Glen_UK]

A train heading north from Brighton to London the other day.

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

The edge of a thunderstorm at sunset

 

[AllergyDoc]

Looked to me like they were all asleep. Morning walk on North Clearwater Beach.

 

[lugworm]

Beadnell harbour, north east England

 

[OldMacs4Me]

Different view of the Iris I posted last week. Fuji XP-90 camera

 

[fauxtog]

Not sure how this happened. At first I thought this was a double exposure but it’s two different birds. ?

85 1.2, F13, ISO 100, 1/160 and HDR +1

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

Not sure how this happened. At first I thought this was a double exposure but it’s two different birds. ?

85 1.2, F13, ISO 100, 1/160 and HDR +1

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Did you use the in camera HDR mode? That takes 2-3 shots in succession and merges them. I think that’s why one bird looks a bit like a ghost. At 1/160th, the bird movement would allow for the separation. I’ve never tried HDR on a moving subject to know for sure.

 

[mollyc]

Did you use the in camera HDR mode? That takes 2-3 shots in succession and merges them. I think that’s why one bird looks a bit like a ghost. At 1/160th, the bird movement would allow for the separation. I’ve never tried HDR on a moving subject to know for sure.

This is what I think.

 

[Dockland]

Beautiful lighting.

Indeed. I consider myself lucky regarding the light in this series of images. Almost can't see a thing in the viewfinder

 

[Dockland]

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Looked to me like they were all asleep. Morning walk on North Clearwater Beach.

Love the sign. What's in the other direction? (if one can mix it up somehow)

 

[stillcrazyman]

@fauxtog - It appears that the bird in front has something in its beak and the one behind is chasing to get at it.

 

[fcortese]

T.A Moulton Barn at sunrise, GTNP

 

[fauxtog]

Did you use the in camera HDR mode? That takes 2-3 shots in succession and merges them. I think that’s why one bird looks a bit like a ghost. At 1/160th, the bird movement would allow for the separation. I’ve never tried HDR on a moving subject to know for sure.

Ok, HDR on a 'moving subject', that sounds reasonable. I've used HDR quite a few times, but I guess not on a moving subject because I have never seen this before.