Photo of the Day - March 2009

[Tesselator]

1st 35mm SLR camera - purchased new.

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Still looks and works great too.
More shots here.

 

[iDmitry]

Beautiful San Diego day at the beach...

 

[LittleCanonKid]

Some more softbox stuff.

Canon Rebel XT
ISO 200
f/10
1/30

 

[Ridge08]

Click for a bigger version.

This is a car I found during a trip to Kobe, Japan, last weekend. It changes color in the sun. Lightroom experiment in desaturating and slightly softening the background.

Tell me what you think!

 

[Phrasikleia]

While we're doing red flowers...

An emerging tulip.

 

[sporadicMotion]

I love those expressions!! Good catch!

 

[sporadicMotion]

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[AlaskaMoose]

Alaska wild rose:

 

[Doylem]

 

[nuwomb]

exposed wires



found downtown yesterday

 

[sangosimo]

the first flower picture I have ever taken

 

[Tesselator]

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[MaddMacs]

Nice change of pace....I dunno but this image evokes a 'Danger Mouse' impression...

 

[AlaskaMoose]

 

[nidserz]

 

[GoCubsGo]

1st 35mm SLR camera - purchased new.

I saw this in your setup ... I am envious!

 

[Maxxamillian]

Wrapped

C&C welcome.

 

[Doylem]

 

[MaddMacs]

Courthouse Butte

View On Black

 

[Phrasikleia]

I think some of my favorite shots you've posted have been ones with people in them. The one with the broom comes to mind. Anyway, I love your subject's posture and turn of the head here.

Another flower, this one growing in a bed of ice plant:

 

[JohnMC]

International Space Station and Shuttle Discovery

I haven't posted to the thread for awhile, mostly because I haven't been out shooting much. But I took my camera out last night to try and photograph the International Space Station. C&C always welcome.

Flickr

 

[joe.cavers]

I haven't posted to the thread for awhile, mostly because I haven't been out shooting much. But I took my camera out last night to try and photograph the International Space Station. C&C always welcome.

How are people doing these amazing star light-trail shots? They look amazing!

JC

 

[sporadicMotion]

Ok, flat out. I love your work.

 

[JohnMC]

How are people doing these amazing star light-trail shots? They look amazing!

JC

I don't know how other people are doing Star Trails, but I use a technique called stacking. I set my camera up to take pictures continuously until I say stop. The picture above was about 200 images taken at f/3.5 ISO 200 on a Canon XSi. I then use Photoshop to process all the Raw files and stack them into one image.

John

Edit: Doylem, I really like your last image. Did you use a tripod or is it handheld?

 

[joe.cavers]

I don't know how other people are doing Star Trails, but I use a technique called stacking. I set my camera up to take pictures continuously until I say stop. The picture above was about 200 images taken at f/3.5 ISO 200 on a Canon XSi. I then use Photoshop to process all the Raw files and stack them into one image.

John?

Thanks very much, was very curious

JC