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Photo of the day - May 2021
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From the Never Summer Range near Ft. Collins, Colorado this past Sunday, living up to the name. Close to Cameron Pass. This was near the area that was burned last year (Cameron Peak Fire). This is the largest recorded wildfire in Colorado history. Driving through the burn area was amazing and sobering.
Nokhu Crags by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Nokhu Crags by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Question for everyone. Is a scan of a photo originally that I shot with a film (not digital) camera acceptable to post in this or other Digital Photography threads?
If the answer is no (I suspect it may very well be no) it is not a big deal, but I do have a few nice pictures I wouldn't mind posting if that doesn't violate guidelines.
If the answer is no (I suspect it may very well be no) it is not a big deal, but I do have a few nice pictures I wouldn't mind posting if that doesn't violate guidelines.
Yes that’s fine. The big rule is one per day, not what camera. ?
The moon setting over "two crosses" peak, on the Ajusco mountain range. Taken on a 12 mini, alas with digital zoom (sorry).
A much more subtle sunset than yesterday. Again August of 2005 and my original 3.2MP Olympus stylus camera.
Thanks! It seemed like a bit of a gray area to me, so I wanted to do a sanity check.
I figure some of these pictures, if I can get a good quality scan, will be nice to use in the PotD (subject of course to the one picture a day guideline
) and the Photo Association Game Thread.
At first, I wondered about the extension of the term to include photos taken by other than an Apple product
I had then reckoned it was a forum for photos that were born digitally. Now it's plain that it is really just photography born, re-born or manipulated digitally . Cool.
I had a G4 15" Powerbook for a short time -- my first Mac laptop! -- before then they switched over to Intel and so I eventually sold the Powerbook to a colleague at work and bought a 15" Intel MacBook Pro, which I loved and used for several years. Then I bought a 17" MBP and used that for quite a while, too, but mostly at home, although it did go on. a couple of photo trips with me and was great for editing images on the road. Eventually I moved on, though, and went back to the 15" size MBP.
Yes, people have posted scanned images here before, and it's not an issue at all. One can use whatever gear is or was available to them at the time they made the shot and as Molly said, the major thing is to adhere to the one photo per day rule in this particular thread.
I have posted several photos that were taken with my 4x5 view camera, obviously not digital, without repercussions. I have made other faux pas that were met with immediate results, as they should have been.At first, I wondered about the extension of the term to include photos taken by other than an Apple product
Cool.
I've posted a couple of images which were scanned from my film days, but I have an awful lot of images that I've never bothered to scan, although that could be an interesting project!
Was it a 2008 MBP 15"? I had one of those, and used it for 8 tears. Great computer.
A fun snapshot op that I spotted when looking across the lake:
"What happened to the pretty flowers?"
"What happened to the pretty flowers?"
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My 15" Intel MBP was one of the first Intels, purchased in 2006, I think. The Intel Macs were introduced at MacWorld in SF in 2006. iMacs and MBPs. I loved my little Powerbook but couldn't resist the lure of an Intel MBP.....
That sounds lovely to me but unfortunately no. You have to forgive me but I don't recall the type of either tree but neither were a jacaranda. It was a lovely spring day at the Cylburn Arboretum in Baltimore, MD though to hike the trails and take a few pictures in the gardens.
Local resident.....don't know where the rest of the gang was, as he was on his own over there. Sometimes a whole gang congregates in the grassy areas on that side of the lake, sometimes they congregate on our side. Lately I haven't seen that many geese, although we had plenty of them all winter on the lake. I'm hoping that maybe this guy was on his own while his mate is sitting on a nest somewhere and that soon I'll look out and see goslings paddling along behind Mum and Dad! I hope......
You're right. This is a different kind of tree. The jacaranda was next to it.
Edit: I posted a pic of "my tree", but it would infringe on the 1 photo per day rule, so I deleted it.
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The other half of the "big rule" is that it is of your own work (though we have granted a recent exception).Thanks! It seemed like a bit of a gray area to me, so I wanted to do a sanity check.
I figure some of these pictures, if I can get a good quality scan, will be nice to use in the PotD (subject of course to the one picture a day guideline
Understood, I though I had mentioned that in one of my messages in this thread but obviously not.
I remember seeing someone with one of those at an airport and feeling very jealous at the time.
Still winter here! This is from the summit of Moruisg in the north west of scotland.iphone XR
