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Photo of the Day - November 2008
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Muddy beach...
I love the "metallic" look of the mud. It really paid off to wait till it dried up a bit and for the sun to move down. A bit later and the shadows would have been too long. Perfect time of the day for the shot.
Aah... with all this tilt/shift stuff, you're playing with my mind. I don't know what's real any more...
Aah... with all this tilt/shift stuff, you're playing with my mind. I don't know what's real any more...
OK, I'll come clean. Here's the original photo:
I can assure you that my hand is real.
Genius! Now I can try to emulate you, Doylem and Steamie!
Currently writing a website for my friend's bathroom business, here's a picture I took for it. First time I've used RAW.
Haven't seen Martin C for a while...
I like the moon in this one. I don't have a tripod yet so had to rest the camera on a ledge. Any C&C welcome.
Man, all of these are great. You guys are in a league of your own!
Here's the praying mantis that adopted the front door.
By the way, quick question. Are photos posted in this thread only supposed to be taken in November, or does it not matter? Just wonderin'.
Here's the praying mantis that adopted the front door.
By the way, quick question. Are photos posted in this thread only supposed to be taken in November, or does it not matter? Just wonderin'.
Ah, a connoisseur of mud...
There's the dream profession of any child.
Sweet! Do you live in Europe, by any chance?
It's one pic a day, no matter the day it was taken, AFAIK.
Thanks! Nope, I live in the Western side of the good ol' US of A.
Thanks for the clarification, too.
Thanks for the clarification, too.
Great shot...
Did you use an ND filter, to help make the clouds look more dynamic? Or a bit of Photoshop magic? Or ??
I'm intrigued...
I used 10 stop ND filter - no photoshop magic here at all
Ah, a connoisseur of mud...
Even the mud in Scotland is interesting
is it often like that? did you look for it? how long have you waited for the light..a lot of questions,I know, but all of your pictures just amaze me
Thanks. The Lake District (Cumbria) is the least populous county in England, but it's not really remote. The big city ain't so far away. I feel like a 'hick from the sticks' in the city these days (and London is like going to Mars...), but I used to live in the city. I'd like to do more urban pix when I get the time...
Yes, the light 'lifts' a cityscape just as it does a landscape of green fields - bouncing off glass, reflecting onto other buildings, ambient light interacting with the artificial light, pools of light surrounded by shadow, etc...
Even the mud in Scotland is interesting
Ooh, don't confuse the Lake District with Scotland. The Scots are prickly about such matters (and much else
). I like looking for patterns... and the beaches change with every tide. It's fun to find little compositions at your feet. The one I posted yesterday looks rather different the other way up (all to do with the way we perceive things... depending on which direction the light's coming from. An optical illusion)...
Ooh, don't confuse the Lake District with Scotland. The Scots are prickly about such matters (and much else
My Hackles were already up
Seriously though , I was more worried about you being offended by the accusation you were in Scotland, you know we would adopt you any day
This Is Scotland
Timmyb & Soup4you2 excellent shots