Southern Breakfast Room by xmunos, on Flickr
X-Pro1 and a $25 Fujian 35mm CCTV lens. Funny and fun combo!
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Photo of the Day: November 2013
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Southern Breakfast Room by xmunos, on Flickr
X-Pro1 and a $25 Fujian 35mm CCTV lens. Funny and fun combo!
Red-bellied Woodpecker
I've been after one of these guys for ages. They normally stay far too high in the trees for a decent shot. This one landed on a cedar fence just long enough for me to get one shot.
Not sure why it's called "red-bellied" except that "red-headed" was already taken by a different species of woodpecker. And, no...I didn't paint-in that hairdo.
I've been after one of these guys for ages. They normally stay far too high in the trees for a decent shot. This one landed on a cedar fence just long enough for me to get one shot.
Not sure why it's called "red-bellied" except that "red-headed" was already taken by a different species of woodpecker. And, no...I didn't paint-in that hairdo.
A small backlit flower I spotted while at the zoo, of all places.
Flower Glow by playswithlight, on Flickr
Flower Glow by playswithlight, on Flickr
Kirkoswald, a village in the Eden Valley. Between the church and the village is this little hill. Instead of building the church's bell-tower in the usual place (ie on top of the church), it was sited on top of the hill... so when the church bells rang, everyone would hear them. Clever...
Another one from Comic-Con. I love Star Wars so although this was a day out for my daughter, I got lots of photos. This is the first time I have shot people (well sort of) since getting my DSLR. Most of them were very happy to pose! Comments always welcome.
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A very unusual set up. Kind of makes me wonder why they didn't build the church somewhere else? Anyway a lovely warm landscape as always.
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A very unusual set up. Kind of makes me wonder why they didn't build the church somewhere else? Anyway a lovely warm landscape as always.
Kirkoswald, a village in the Eden Valley. Between the church and the village is this little hill. Instead of building the church's bell-tower in the usual place (ie on top of the church), it was sited on top of the hill... so when the church bells rang, everyone would hear them. Clever...
This must be a bit of a rarity! A church not built on the highest ground, so as to command the greatest audience possible.
Humpback Whale fluke
Probably the greatest thrill of our trip to Newfoundland was seeing Humpback Whales. Ranging from 12 - 16 m (40 - 50 ft.) in length and weighing around 36,000 kg (80,000 lbs.), they are an incredible sight.
This fluke would be approximately 4 - 5 m wide and came up out of the water at the start of a terminal dive.
Probably the greatest thrill of our trip to Newfoundland was seeing Humpback Whales. Ranging from 12 - 16 m (40 - 50 ft.) in length and weighing around 36,000 kg (80,000 lbs.), they are an incredible sight.
This fluke would be approximately 4 - 5 m wide and came up out of the water at the start of a terminal dive.
Another one from Comic-Con. I love Star Wars so although this was a day out for my daughter, I got lots of photos. This is the first time I have shot people (well sort of) since getting my DSLR. Most of them were very happy to pose! Comments always welcome.
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A very unusual set up. Kind of makes me wonder why they didn't build the church somewhere else? Anyway a lovely warm landscape as always.
Great potential here. Crop it vertical off the camera left elbow, removing the "white tower" and burn in the background to the camera right of the subject. It would really pull that guy to the front of the image.
Dale
Sorry if I'm doing this wrong, I'm not a pro. I just saw this pic of a sunset and took a pic on my iPhone 5s, it's not easy trying to avoid camera shake on the 5s camera...
You're not doing anything wrong at all Siderz but if you think you're doing something wrong then...join the club. Nice sunset shot and thanks for sharing.
You finished this set on a tremendous high note Joe. Wow...I love this creative and very well executed shot!
~ Peter
