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Photo Of The Day - June 2023
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Local bike trail, flowers are in full bloom. Make one forget how dry and dusty it is.
what I like about this is that when you move away further from the image (or make it smaller) it almost appears to be two different worlds, right the shop and left the industrial scaffolding.
it’s like an in camera diptych 🙂
The result of me playing around with Darktable—it's an interesting image.
Wow, I see that now. It's funny, my first edit had a looser crop. The tighter crop does make it like two worlds.
I only noticed it when I saw the image as a thumbnail in the "latest media"... It actually is interesting to look at images in different ways to see the quality of the shot. Not the quality of the actual photo like how good was the camera quality but more how good was the thing that was captured... think of why Ansel Adams photos are just good.
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
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🕝 2:26 PM, Valley of Fire Highway/Beehives Road, Valley of Fire State Park, Overton, Nevada. 🏜️
Many thanks. I'll now have to remember how I achieved that
I'm mostly shooting on auto settings and then risking a bit of twiddling - this one worked ...
Your photo will store the settings in the exif data. The photo in question had an aperture of f/4, which is fairly wide open. The wider the aperture (smaller the number since it is a fraction), the more background blur and subject separation you will have in general. I say in general because there are other variables to account for. But that said, if you are just getting used to shooting with some manual controls, you can put your camera in Aperture priority and then dial in f/4 and let the camera decide the ISO and shutter speed. It will give you a bit more control over full auto, but you won't have to worry about all the settings if you aren't comfortable just yet.Many thanks. I'll now have to remember how I achieved that
I'm mostly shooting on auto settings and then risking a bit of twiddling - this one worked ...
Although not a car owner, I did admire the Morgan in which my sister-in0-law arrived as passenger at Dumfries House earlier in the week.
Taken with my X-T2. I had problems scaling this to a size that would upload.
Taken with my X-T2. I had problems scaling this to a size that would upload.
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Home grown tomato... it's the best part about this time of year... sweet, juicy and delicious - completely different from those gawd-awful, hard and tasteless things the produce market calls a "tomato".
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.. a view of nature's "blue on green" - captured during a recent early-morning, local neighbourhood walk.
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Interesting area looked at it on Google Maps lots of cool photos of this park (had to as geologist curious where it was) so close to your home @TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
Another shot in woods at Weaver Park Urbana IL with sun peaking through trees as its setting
Moab, Four Corners, according to my iPhone.
