Cheers dave, I'd agree. Something almost creepy about the way the roots extend...
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Love the colours and dynamic!
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Photo of the Day May 2015
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Cheers dave, I'd agree. Something almost creepy about the way the roots extend...
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Love the colours and dynamic!
Lord Elgin by Alex X, on Flickr
My grandfather's watch. He wore it every day. It still works quite well, and I wear it occasionally.
Nice. Pretty sure this generations grand kids won't be saying that about vs 1 of their granddads
watch!Mine for today.
_DSC1160 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Yet another from the Swan Point Cemetery. This time going back to the tree. Liked the composition better with the tree slightly off to the left. 35mm lens as opposed to the 20mm I used before. Some clouds in the sky for this one which I haven't decided if I like or not. The water isn't as interesting as the last one--I think I got lucky with that. Going to try it with an ND filter the next time I shoot it (hopefully this weekend) to see if a long exposure makes the water more interesting.
As a reference, here what the file looked like before swapping the red and blue channels in PS. Even more surreal, but I think I like having the sky and water look somewhat normal.
As a reference, here what the file looked like before swapping the red and blue channels in PS. Even more surreal, but I think I like having the sky and water look somewhat normal.
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Playing around with a newly acquired Tokina 12-24 f4, the sky suddenly came over very dark and the wind got up.
The gulls seemed to like it as they played on the air currents.
The Birds by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Fuji S3 Pro, Tokina 12-24mm @12mm, 1/4000, f8, ISO 400
Cheers
Hugh
The gulls seemed to like it as they played on the air currents.
The Birds by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Fuji S3 Pro, Tokina 12-24mm @12mm, 1/4000, f8, ISO 400
Cheers
Hugh
I set this as my current desktop and it's so mesmerizing that I had to think to return to this post. That qualifies it as a "Nice Shot"
Dale
Thank you
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Thanks. Its rare that I am in a position to catch a good sunset since I work evenings.
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I appreciate it. Its actually my desktop as well
Thank you
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Thanks. Its rare that I am in a position to catch a good sunset since I work evenings.
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I appreciate it. Its actually my desktop as well
This is one moment, that decisive moment, so the definition of rare. What matters is that you saw, you captured, we all get to enjoy it. Stunning.
Taken last night
That's impressive and you nailed the exposure perfectly. Well done Steve.
I liked the way this fern looked like a perfect heart. Really caught my eye.
_DSC1180 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC1180 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
young long-eared owls in a local park
crop of a 200mm shot, late in the evening.
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You old romantic...nice symmetry and furry texture. Might benefit from cropping to remove the material on the right?
Enough of nature, here's mine for today. Comments always appreciated.
Manhattan dawn by another scotsman, on Flickr
