"Photo of the day" - May 2008

[ACbc]

I posted a night shot of this same area back in Nov or Dec. Here's the same area in weather thats much more pleasant.

Nikon D300
17-55mm Nikkor @ 17mm
f/8
ISO 200
shutter: 1/250

 

[fett]

For practice I've been shooting portraits for some of my relatives. This one is my nephew.

 

[SolracSelbor]

For practice I've been shooting portraits for some of my relatives. This one is my nephew.

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Kevin, your photos rock!

 

[Artful Dodger]

I'm guessing somewhere in Montreal (or quebec?).. That building was in Blades of Glory!

I'm also pretty sure Montreal and it was used in my Art History class (and book) for it's architectural concept and design. Again it was brought up several times in design class at Buffalo State College so it's nice to see it surface here as well (I should find that book and re-read/study it again).

 

[worriedmac]

 

[Steamie]

For practice I've been shooting portraits for some of my relatives. This one is my nephew.

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I love the tones in this set of pictures.
Did you ever get the poster for the wagon race finished I would be really interested in seeing the end result.

Alium

 

[kayes]

a pic for today

 

[Everythingisnt]

Some trees.

 

[seenew]

Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 5D
Shutter Speed: 1/200 second
F Number: F/8.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 50
Date Picture Taken: May 4, 2008, 11:16:02 AM

 

[VictorM]

ladders

Ladders - Toronto, Dec 2006​

 

[ghostguts]

 

[sonor]

 

[Carl Abudephane]

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[weazle1098]

 

[ipodtoucher]

Click for full size - Uploaded with plasq's Skitch

 

[fett]

Kevin, your photos rock!

Thanks, it really means a lot.

I love the tones in this set of pictures.
Did you ever get the poster for the wagon race finished I would be really interested in seeing the end result.

Thanks and no we are still trying to schedule a time to shoot the mini chuckwagon being pulled by the horses. It was suppose to happen last weekend but we had snow and rain. Luckily I ended up going down a few days later instead to take photos for my folks and brother (better than horse photos any day)

 

[Driver]

First pict from the new D300 that UPS dropped off this afternoon. Well ok, the 5th. Just a quick off the cuff shot to see if it would write to the card. Severely cropped, just a little adjustment on the levels & downsized. Now if the SB 800 Speedlight will get here. Now there's a 400+ page manual I have to dig into.

 

[LeahM]

Apple trees are blossoming nicely so I took out my little point and shoot. I love taking pictures of bees. And the next one is a climbing rose we got my mom for mothers day

 

[jecapaga]

recent trip to costa rica...lots of noise in the first shot but it was very early in the morning, very little light and just a point and click canon. view is from hotel room bed basically.

 

[oblomow]

Great. Perfect timing. Very dynamic scene. I like the action of the boy.

 

[Father Jack]

Leica V-Lux 1

Where the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea

 

[VictorM]

Took last week-end on a biking ride.

I'm also pretty sure Montreal and it was used in my Art History class (and book) for it's architectural concept and design.

Yes, it's "Habitat 67", built for Expo 67 in Montreal. Neat location wiseguy.

 

[Doylem]

Where the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea

Great shot. Very atmospheric. But, looking at the larger version, there seems to be a lot of noise/grain. I've had this a few times with long exposures, but not always... and I don't really understand why this should be. Anyone know why this is a problem on some occasions... but not others?

 

[TommyD]

Linlithgow Palace at dusk.

 

[Father Jack]

Thanks for the comments Doylem.
The original image was quite a bit bigger, it was shot on the Leica in 16:9 format and then cropped quite severely. I agree that shots taken at that time of day lead to more noise than we would like. ...