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Photo of the Day - March 2010
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Thanks everyone!
NeGrit, this was the only shot I took with her in this position, so I'm lucky it turned out! Here is some more from the series.
totally new to this!
you guys inspired me into wanting to take photos so i went out and bought a £200 camera from jessops, its the Fujifilm S2000HD i bought it mainly for wanting to do videos!
but this is one of the ones that i have taken already, remember i have not taken any photos before. give me all your advice
you guys inspired me into wanting to take photos so i went out and bought a £200 camera from jessops, its the Fujifilm S2000HD i bought it mainly for wanting to do videos!
but this is one of the ones that i have taken already, remember i have not taken any photos before. give me all your advice
Just a bee collecting some pollen
Nice, I just got done with about 60 of these... er um... 60 attempts maybe 4 true keepers
Here is mine. Very similar to my first ever POTD post, she is two years older... so naturally jumping off of things 4 times higher
totally new to this!
you guys inspired me into wanting to take photos so i went out and bought a £200 camera from jessops, its the Fujifilm S2000HD i bought it mainly for wanting to do videos!
but this is one of the ones that i have taken already, remember i have not taken any photos before. give me all your advice
For a first stab at photography, you have a good sense of framing, there's something called the fibonacci spiral that I absolutely live by with every photo I take, and the way this has been taken syncs up perfectly, good job.
My only negative (and this really is pernickerty), is that it seems a bit grey, might be worth investing in a polarising filter just to help bring out the saturation a little.
Aside from that very minor point, it's a damn good photo, keep it up.
precocious
shot at 50mm 1.8f from the backseat. added definition, desaturate, exposure, recovery, shadows, and highlights on aperture 3.
he's 18. looks 30, hence the title
shot at 50mm 1.8f from the backseat. added definition, desaturate, exposure, recovery, shadows, and highlights on aperture 3.
he's 18. looks 30, hence the title
Wow, that is amazing. Some friends in Arlington told me it was snowing there today, but I did not think it would be that much. It just rained in Houston, but it did get cold.
NeGRit0: thanks for the picture
I have been talking to a former Chef who has given me some pointers as well. Hopefully I will get to try next week some, possibly with a better lighting setup if I get a chance to go to the local camera store.Chef Jay
Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T2i
Exposure: 4
Aperture: f/7.1
Focal Length: 23 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
I havent been on this forum in so long ... I have really missed the pictures here and the usual dialogue that accompanies them.
Having had a quick scan through there is so many amazing photos that its near impossible to single any out.
Hopefully I will be able to drop by a bit more often.
Cheers
Stevie
Hey Steamie, welcome back. Missed your scottish seascapes!
Fern
Growing in the moss off the side of a tree.
Camera: Nikon D300 w/Nikkor 300mm f/4
Exposure: 1/800
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 300mm
ISO Speed: 800
Exposure Bias: -1 EV
Growing in the moss off the side of a tree.
Camera: Nikon D300 w/Nikkor 300mm f/4
Exposure: 1/800
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 300mm
ISO Speed: 800
Exposure Bias: -1 EV
Nice use of a limited colour palette. The light is so dreamy in this pic.
Here is mine for today. We had been shooting under cloudy conditions for three days and the sun broke out for a few seconds while we were at Tyne Cot Cemetery near Ypres. This memorial is in the centre of the cemetery. The dark clouds provide an interesting backdrop to the stone.
Here is mine for today.
My son spent several months as a guide at the Vimy Ride / Beaumont Hamel sites. Three of his not so distant Newfoundland relatives are "buried" in those hallowed grounds. This is a photo he took of the Australian / New Zealand monument, "The Cobbers". I think is such a meaningful marker... and I like the way it's back lit. Ive never been to the Canadian battlefields. BJ
My son spent several months as a guide at the Vimy Ride / Beaumont Hamel sites. Three of his not so distant Newfoundland relatives are "buried" in those hallowed grounds. This is a photo he took of the Australian / New Zealand monument, "The Cobbers". I think is such a meaningful marker... and I like the way it's back lit. Ive never been to the Canadian battlefields. BJ
Growing in the moss off the side of a tree.
Camera: Nikon D300 w/Nikkor 300mm f/4
Exposure: 1/800
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 300mm
ISO Speed: 800
Exposure Bias: -1 EV
Stunning stuff - really love this.