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Photo of the Day - March 2010
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My Yellow Submarine
Probably the best shower radio in the world.
Exposure: 0.6
Aperture: f/3.8
Focal Length: 135 mm
ISO Speed: 100
I would appreciate all constructive criticism please Im new to photography, and I've only posted like two pics in here(Sunset, And Waterfall)
Scooter & Tifa
Scooter & Tifa
^^^ The main things you need here are a steadier hand and greater depth of field. Get yourself either a tripod or monopod (I have both). That will keeep your camera nice and steady so you can use an f/stop of 5.6 or greater. You have a frame with distinct foreground and background subjects. Focus on the foreground doggie, even if it means switching toI would appreciate all constructive criticism please Im new to photography, and I've only posted like two pics in here(Sunset, And Waterfall)
Scooter & Tifa
manual focus . f/4 will work for something like this, but you need to be sharp on the foreground dog (or background, if that's what you are looking for).Shoot/Post/Learn is my mantra. I consider myself a n0o0b at this, too.
Dale
Continuing with my theme of 3. Shot from a cruise ship outside of Miami with a Canon s90 (most of my images from this trip were shot with this camera, though there are a couple I will post created with my D700). I'll point out the DSLR shots as I post them, since in some cases they couldn't have been made with a point-and-shoot. The image I post tomorrow will serve as an example.
Kallisti: ^^ Hi, there.^^ I like the colors and framing that you have applied in all of the cruise photo posted so far. I went on a cruise and the weather was terrible. Your shots remind me of what it should have been like.
Mine for today. There is a small falls on the road through Mt. Rainier that has a rainbow through it if you stand just right. I keep trying to improve on it. It has been dry, and the spring rains and snow melt should make this more interesting.
EXIF Summary: 1/125s f/5.6 ISO100 Tamron 28-75 f2.8@28mm Hand held
Dale
EXIF Summary: 1/125s f/5.6 ISO100 Tamron 28-75 f2.8@28mm Hand held
Dale
^^^ The main things you need here are a steadier hand and greater depth of field. Get yourself either a tripod or monopod (I have both). That will keeep your camera nice and steady so you can use an f/stop of 5.6 or greater. You have a frame with distinct foreground and background subjects. Focus on the foreground doggie, even if it means switching to
Shoot/Post/Learn is my mantra. I consider myself a n0o0b at this, too.
Dale
I wish I could post more to learn more
Well there are 281 days left this year, if you post your allotted one pic a day, you could learn quite a bit by the end of it...
Well there are 281 days left this year, if you post your allotted one pic a day, you could learn quite a bit by the end of it...
XD this is true.
The Hubble would be nice! I shot that out on my drive way. The TOTAL "shutter open" time is about 18 hours. It took weeks to capture it. Astrophotography is pretty much OCD defined.
It took weeks to capture it. Astrophotography is pretty much OCD defined. 
Just a photo I took the other week at Niagara, NY.
verry nice! what did you do to it in aperture? it looks amazing!!
what's the exif?
looks amazing. i think its just the glass..but i don't know, it just looks awesome!
Thanks.
No singing, but hundreds of them. All trying to cross the path to get to the pond. It was getting dark and was really difficult to avoid stepping on them.
Spring's on it's way. Well, it was yesterday, today was dismal.
And you could always post in a new thread you are not limited to just one shot per day in your own thread requesting C&C
And you could always post in a new thread you are not limited to just one shot per day in your own thread requesting C&C
Cool!