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Photo of the Day - November 2009
- Thread starter CK Williams
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Well, I just looked at all of the photos in this thread admiring all of the great work and talent. I just got my first DSLR over the weekend. Starting to mess around with settings and watching tons of videos on the basics and what everything means. One of the videos mentioned making sure to keep your shadow out of your pictures and BAM! guilty and proven in the picture below.
My first shot below are my two dogs Coco (chocolate lab) and Tatiana (boxer) in the backyard. I just rescued Tatiana from a shelter 2 weeks ago. I have had Coco since he was born.
*Clickable* C&C Welcomed.
Equipment: Nikon D3000 with kit lens 18-55mm.
Here is another:
My first shot below are my two dogs Coco (chocolate lab) and Tatiana (boxer) in the backyard. I just rescued Tatiana from a shelter 2 weeks ago. I have had Coco since he was born.
*Clickable* C&C Welcomed.
Equipment: Nikon D3000 with kit lens 18-55mm.
Here is another:
Many thanks for the kind comments, always appreciated.
The tiger you quoted is one of the inhabitants of the Isle of White zoo (in the UK), who are very active in the tiger conservation process.
This tiger is "Diamond", who is an Indian Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris). The distinctive colouration is probably because his parents carried the white gene.
You can read more about him -=HERE=-
...down on Drift Creek
Model: NIKON D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/125 sec
Aperture: 6.7
Focal Length: 80mm
Model: NIKON D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/125 sec
Aperture: 6.7
Focal Length: 80mm
Just had to comment on several of the latest shots here:
My hat's off to you for the rescue of Tatiana, she's a beaut! And so is Coco. They'll make great subjects as you learn the ins and outs of your new camera... cheers.
Are you kidding...?!
Excellent capture. Is that another 400mm shot (I guess I could check the exif, but I'm too lazy right now. Keep 'em coming.
I just love this shot. Classic silhouette, and it conveys the pup's personality perfectly. I love that it's got the right amount of softness in the dog (maybe it's the fur...) to counter the silhouette against the light. In any case, it's a shot I get a smile out of every time I look at it.
My first shot below are my two dogs Coco (chocolate lab) and Tatiana (boxer) in the backyard. I just rescued Tatiana from a shelter 2 weeks ago. I have had Coco since he was born.
*Clickable* C&C Welcomed.
Equipment: Nikon D3000 with kit lens 18-55mm.
Here is another:
My hat's off to you for the rescue of Tatiana, she's a beaut! And so is Coco. They'll make great subjects as you learn the ins and outs of your new camera... cheers.
Excuse the camera tilt here, it was the only way I could get the entire wings in the frame...
Are you kidding...?!
Excellent capture. Is that another 400mm shot (I guess I could check the exif, but I'm too lazy right now. Keep 'em coming.
My pup taking some time from our hike to sniff some flowers.
I just love this shot. Classic silhouette, and it conveys the pup's personality perfectly. I love that it's got the right amount of softness in the dog (maybe it's the fur...) to counter the silhouette against the light. In any case, it's a shot I get a smile out of every time I look at it.
Just had to comment on several of the latest shots here:
Are you kidding...?!
^^^I'm an information junkie...
EXIF Summary:1/2000s f/5.6 ISO320 400mm
Since this seems to be a dog day, another of my "mans best friend", Jedi
This is extrordinary! I recall your first posts of your dog and bear, this is an excellent bit of photography...
Dale
The sky today over my house.
Canon XTi + Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 @ 10mm
Nicely exposed. Did you use a ND filter, polarizer?
I find that the peace sign/hand draw my eye away from the NoH8 text. The eyes immediately draw me in to her dilemma, but then I move not to the explanation why(NOH8), but instead to her hand, and then the tatoo which contrasts to the image of inocence portrayed. I do not find it as compelling as the first one.