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Photo of the Day (March 2008)
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posted this in the assignment thread as well. 
here's a shot I took last weekend with my polaroid pinhole camera I made.
this house (even these ruins) don't exist anymore (destroyed and removed sometime in the week between when I shot this and when I drove back by).
here's a shot I took last weekend with my polaroid pinhole camera I made.
this house (even these ruins) don't exist anymore (destroyed and removed sometime in the week between when I shot this and when I drove back by).
Digger
March, 2008.
Nikon D300 + Nikkor 16-85mm VR
Stunning shot Freebooter, the texture of the sand turned out great.
"City Of The Beach"
Great Shot, do you HDR your night shots I'm never sure if it's worth it or not.
Winter Hills (near Dalwhinnie, Scotland)
SolracSelbor Thanks, yes is a bit dark it was actually 5xp hand held combined in photomatix, I'm still not great with the whole hdr thing I actually prefer one of the non combined shot's I took but due to the castle being silhouetted with the sun the shadow details were still too dark in it. (practice makes perfect)
TheReef Thanks, I like your photo It makes me want to go jump on a plane somewhere warm instead of here .
SolracSelbor Thanks, yes is a bit dark it was actually 5xp hand held combined in photomatix, I'm still not great with the whole hdr thing
I actually prefer one of the non combined shot's I took but due to the castle being silhouetted with the sun the shadow details were still too dark in it. (practice makes perfect)TheReef Thanks, I like your photo It makes me want to go jump on a plane somewhere warm instead of here .
Digger
March, 2008.
Nikon D300 + Nikkor 16-85mm VR
AWESOME. One of the best I've seen.
Taken in San Francisco (Captain Obvious here) a little while ago:
Also awesome! I love it!
Wow, this is outstandingWinter Hills (near Dalwhinnie, Scotland)
Winter Hills (near Dalwhinnie, Scotland)
Brrrr...!! Looking at this shot makes me shiver. I love the awesome space in this shot, and the stark beauty you captured.
Three handheld RAWs // HDR // Shutter: varied // Aperture: f/4.0 // Focal Length: 17 mm // ISO 100
Brilliant! This is my new 2nd favorite photo of yours. The statue one is still my favorite.
Thanks Carlos. Also, I love these nighttime HDRs you've been posting - they go especially well with the narrow apertures you were using to give dramatic lens flare from the streetlights.
I used the infrared filter in Photoshop, which gives a similar effect to the red filter.
Yeah, full frame on my 5D - with the lens at 17 mm.
Happy St Cadbury's Day...
Light chasing shadow, shadow chasing light... across the Lakeland fells...
Light chasing shadow, shadow chasing light... across the Lakeland fells...
As usual, amazing pics by everyone! From landscapes to portraits, the variety of shots here is incredible! However, there is a serious lack of bug pics in this thread
Taken today. Canon 400D + 100mm macro + ring lite.
1/200, F9, ISO 400, handheld.
I loved this pic so much that I'm going to make a big print for my bedroom (or my lab!
Click on the image for a 1200x1600 pic. This is just a resize of the original file.
I absolutely LOVE this shot. Makes me want a macro lens so bad.
Just hangin' down at the corner...
What to do after school lets out? Common theme in many small towns, in this case Milwaukie, OR. Scanned from neg, desaturated color. I think this series may work better as b/w...
Canon Eos A2
Canon 20-35mm
Fujicolor 400
Nikon Coolscan V
What to do after school lets out? Common theme in many small towns, in this case Milwaukie, OR. Scanned from neg, desaturated color. I think this series may work better as b/w...
Canon Eos A2
Canon 20-35mm
Fujicolor 400
Nikon Coolscan V
Happy St Cadbury's Day...
That's bitter. Almost a bad as sending 'enjoy your dinner' wishes for christmas.
What to do after school lets out? Common theme in many small towns, in this case Milwaukie, OR. Scanned from neg, desaturated color. I think this series may work better as b/w...
I like it color, desaturated. I wouldn't go B&W.
Awesome shot Matt, beautiful colour & composition, i love your b&w work but this is even better.
One handheld RAW // HDR // Shutter: 1/160 // Aperture: f/22.6 // Focal Length: 17 mm // ISO 100
Something a bit different this time - a rural landscape instead of a cityscape. I took this today (Sunday afternoon) while driving across rural Kansas heading home.
i'm expecting Slash to come out of the church at any moment and begin playing the guitar solo from "November Rain"...
http://www.whiterose.org/pete/blog/images/november.jpg
Three handheld RAWs // HDR // Shutter: varied // Aperture: f/4.0 // Focal Length: 17 mm // ISO 100
Wow. Normally I don't like HDR's but this picture is amazing. I wouldn't hesitate to feature it if I was a gallery curator..
And maybe I'm just being a bit immature here, but doesn't the arrangement of those oranges near the base of that bottle of OJ strike you as a taaad phallic?