Caught the light nicely here - very atmospheric.
Thought it didn't look like Troon! The uni is always better looking without the usual student infestation
Here's mine for today, comments always appreciated.
Hold Fast by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Photo of the Day May 2015
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Caught the light nicely here - very atmospheric.
Thought it didn't look like Troon! The uni is always better looking without the usual student infestation
Here's mine for today, comments always appreciated.
Hold Fast by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thanks everyone! The photos I post are always from traveling, since that is when I actually have time to take out my camera. That, and right now I'm living in northern Germany where it rains most days so I am completely uninspired to take photos. I have only seen 0.1% of the world so far... Luckily I have a "job" (i.e., grad school) that takes me to cool places and I have no responsibilities (kids, mortgage), so I'm enjoying my freedom while I can!
I love this. I'm adding it to my list of places to travel
...right now I'm living in northern Germany where it rains most days so I am completely uninspired to take photos.
I love this. I'm adding it to my list of places to travel
The rain of Northern Germany will prepare you for the western parts of the UK...
Thanks everyone! The photos I post are always from traveling, since that is when I actually have time to take out my camera. That, and right now I'm living in northern Germany where it rains most days so I am completely uninspired to take photos. I have only seen 0.1% of the world so far... Luckily I have a "job" (i.e., grad school) that takes me to cool places and I have no responsibilities (kids, mortgage), so I'm enjoying my freedom while I can!
I love this. I'm adding it to my list of places to travel
I would love to take some time and go explore the far east more. Only been to Singapore and it is beautiful. Maybe once the kids are older I will get a chance.
Enjoy it while you can Melizard, enjoy it to the absolute max!
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Another beautiful spot.
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This is the shot I had in mind when I went to the Bristol hot air balloon festival a few years back. Sadly the dawn burn left it a little too late for this type of shot. It was already virtually light by the time the burners were lit.
I tried water drops/splashes a while back with little success for my limited patience - well done on these MacRy, you must have the patience of a saint!
Lovely spot Doylem - do you mind if I ask where it is?
Caught the light nicely here - very atmospheric.
Thought it didn't look like Troon! The uni is always better looking without the usual student infestation
Here's mine for today, comments always appreciated.
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Hold Fast by another scotsman, on Flickr
There was some evidence of the usual inhabitants... Namely a litter bin over spilling with empty Cava bottles - no doubt post exam stress relief... But didnt post that one... Yet...
Thanks everyone. I was lucky to get a good vantage point and while everyone was using their telephoto lenses I used my 14mm and was able to capture all of the balloons lit up at the same time. This picture will be shown on the local news tonight as the amazing pic of the day.
Photo of the Day May 2015
I too have limited patience and success with it Really hard trying to coordinate the drop and capture. I got interrupted by Mrs MacRy wanting to use the sink so these were the best I could manage in the short timeframe available to me.
I too have limited patience and success with it
Really hard trying to coordinate the drop and capture. I got interrupted by Mrs MacRy wanting to use the sink so these were the best I could manage in the short timeframe available to me.
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I saw little Green Heron as soon as he perched on our fence, so I grabbed my camera, and luckily I almost had the perfect combination of lens and camera. I would have preferred D7000 for reach, but the D700 with 70-200 4.0 with 1.4 teleconverter was almost as good:
I saw little Green Heron as soon as he perched on our fence, so I grabbed my camera, and luckily I almost had the perfect combination of lens and camera. I would have preferred D7000 for reach, but the D700 with 70-200 4.0 with 1.4 teleconverter was almost as good:
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Congrats on the news spot.
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Having the right lens/body combo is the Bain of my life. When you need a telephoto, you're set up for wide and vice versa.
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I too have limited patience and success with it
I had my wife do the fruit dropping whilst I tried to get the shot. Not very successful. Next time I'll use speed lights (didn't have any at the time).
I've been meaning to try this again myself; perhaps a new thread to compare settings and results?
Cheers
Hugh
I've been meaning to try this again myself; perhaps a new thread to compare settings and results?
Cheers
Hugh
Good idea... would like to give this a bash...
I've been meaning to try this again myself; perhaps a new thread to compare settings and results?
Cheers
Hugh
Sounds like a plan.
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The last of this seasons Bluebells.
_DSC1153 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Thank you for this astonishing photograph, FireMan. The sense of three dimensions with the shaded foreground figures is little short of magical.
Fabulous!
I liked the lighting in this one. Made the little flower stand out amongst all the others.
_DSC1159 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC1159 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Thought these were nice at the Botanical gardens. As usual, dont have a clue what they are sorry.
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