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Photo of the Day (March 2008)
- Thread starter Grimace
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Has to be colour for me. It's a colourful world out there...
I agree on the colour version.
But what do you know about a colour world, you live in england?
( I just remembered a beautiful B/W photo on FW picturing hadrians wall)
I know it's a little dark, but it was cold and windy and rainy and cloudy and I like it dark!
Kind of matched her mood that morning at the pier.
L1 + ZD 40-150mm f/3.5-4.5
1/400 sec. @ f/5.6, ISO 500
Kind of matched her mood that morning at the pier.
L1 + ZD 40-150mm f/3.5-4.5
1/400 sec. @ f/5.6, ISO 500
Great expression... like he's forgotten where he's hidden his nuts...
He's a mischievous little guy too. He's climbing on our bird feeder and knocking over our flower pots trying to get the seeds.
One handheld RAW // HDR // Shutter: 1/80 // Aperture: f/12.9 // Focal Length: 24 mm // ISO 100
...aerial view of downtown Kansas City Missouri.
No colour??
WOW! I would love nothing better then to describe at length how greatly I admire that picture, yet somehow it's greatness escapes any amount of praise I might heap on it.
Wow
But don't let that stop you from trying...
Well, it really tells a story. Not only in the way that the path meanders along, bordered by the beautiful stone wall, but how the light plays off of everything and gives the scene such an amazing - almost magical - luminance.
Then there is the color. Wow. The moss and the red leaves jump out at you, really breathing life into the scene. My only quibble is that the leaves have a bit too much blue peeping out (where the shadows lie), but that is almost negligible.
I think what really makes it outstanding is how all of the pieces come together: the brilliant composure, the amazing feeling of depth and color and the subtle play of light and shadows...
You know, the moss really reminds me of the Great Bear Rainforest, where I spend alot of my time during the summer. It's on the northwest coast of British Columbia, and really shares the same sort of magical atmosphere you depicted in that photo.
BTW I will post some photos soon, as I recently acquired an old film SLR and have been experimenting with different types of film (And am REALLY liking the results
).As soon as I can find somewhere where I can scan some prints, I will post 'em
.
Thanks... It's a colourful world even in the depth of an English winter... and now spring is nearly here.
No colour??
Beautiful. I knew I could lure you into posting a stunning colourful picture. Thanks
