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Photo of The Day - November 2017
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An out-take from this weeks "Well Worn" challenge.
Panasonic-Lumix DMC-G1, Fujian 35mm f/1.7
ISO 100, 35mm, f/1.7, 1/125
Panasonic-Lumix DMC-G1, Fujian 35mm f/1.7
ISO 100, 35mm, f/1.7, 1/125
Was wondering if that was from an iPhone X before I noticed the text underneath. The blurring doesn't obey DOF and the sharper background seen through the holes in the bird feeder is a dead giveaway
. I saw a sample image (I think on Ars Technica) of a subject wearing glasses facing slightly off axis and the background through the glasses was sharp while the remainder of the background was blurred. It's an interesting idea, but I don't think the software is quite there yet.
[doublepost=1511315114][/doublepost]Just started messing around with focus stacking this weekend. Despite using a 25mm lens @ f/9 with focus set at the hyperfocal distance, the lower left was blurry in the single shot. I took several at various focus distances and then stacked them in software to get front-to-back sharpness. It was a first attempt and need to play with the stacking software some more, but I think it has potential for some subjects.
Hmmm, nice but me thinks this is what a proper Land Rover looks like.
This is what confuses me with them... in this context they are untouchable, they can handle pretty much anything... however, get them in an urban scenario and they are a bloody nightmare! so as long as you beat the living hell out of them they are awesome... treat them with loving care and they will be high maintenance and cause you woes...
However.... urgh square butt lights! WTH?!?!
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View from the top deck of the ship for the Arctic trip.
I was out and about yesterday and stopped by the beach to watch the clouds roll in.
Made for a nice pose of my Jeep.
Made for a nice pose of my Jeep.
iPhone 7 - South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
There is something about this one that I like in B&W. Doesnt work so much in Colour.
Hope it is pleasing to your eyes too.
DSCF4046-Edit.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Hope it is pleasing to your eyes too.
DSCF4046-Edit.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Just thought of sharing some lunch picture today. Happy Wednesday guys.
So here is a shot i rejected for last weeks competition as I felt there wasn't enough motion in it. Didn't want @needfx to think I'd just photoshopped it in!
_DSC5630 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC5630 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Ignoring what? what did I miss?
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This series of LEs from that spot are fantastic! the different processing and crops and orientations give a multitude of different feels to the image... nice
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That is what a proper land rover looks like!
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Ahh!! I get it now.. feel bad sorry.... I wasnt ignoring you... I just hadn't been notified there was a post you need to put @ in front of it not # otherwise it doesnt notify you...
Speaking of which I am off to Helsinki and Stockholm next week... checked the weather... I might need to take a coat..... and a hat....
no need to feel bad, the # was intentional
I concur on your remarks on both pictures. pity I cannot photoshop them together to create a frankenphoto of sorts
So here is a shot i rejected for last weeks competition as I felt there wasn't enough motion in it. Didn't want @needfx to think I'd just photoshopped it in!
lmao, I agree, the other shot was more interesting. this is somewhat static midair despite the motion blur
I took about 200 without the hand but wasn't happy with what I was seeing. Then I realised it needed a hand to give a bit of focus.no need to feel bad, the # was intentional
I concur on your remarks on both pictures. pity I cannot photoshop them together to create a frankenphoto of sorts
lmao, I agree, the other shot was more interesting. this is somewhat static midair despite the motion blur
Now I just need to think of something for this weeks....
@kenoh can I take a shot of your old worn out M9?
We had long wheel base Defenders at work, firstly given us to tow and launch rigid inflatable boats for fast patrolling / intercepts, but once we got the hang of them we found them excellent for off road patrolling.
However I got one stuck in a ploughed field and tried to winch it out of the mud from a tree - the winch pulled the tree out of the ground
I also remember another incident where we got stuck across a ditch (a short wheel base would have made it across), and it cost us £20 from the local farmer to tow us out with his tractor
Superb vehicles, but not brilliant on tarmac as Ken said.
Cheers
Hugh
playing with a luminar trial on last year's Palermo photo
Lol and you have to drive with the window open as there is no room for your elbow when turning the wheel!We had long wheel base Defenders at work, firstly given us to tow and launch rigid inflatable boats for fast patrolling / intercepts, but once we got the hang of them we found them excellent for off road patrolling.
However I got one stuck in a ploughed field and tried to winch it out of the mud from a tree - the winch pulled the tree out of the ground
I also remember another incident where we got stuck across a ditch (a short wheel base would have made it across), and it cost us £20 from the local farmer to tow us out with his tractor
Superb vehicles, but not brilliant on tarmac as Ken said.
Cheers
Hugh
Lottery win list: 911 and a 190...
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How dare you! Its like @inkmich 's 993... Just as pretty as the day it rolled out the factory...
Another out-take from this weeks "Well Worn" challenge. A pair of one of the twin boys kicks.
Panasonic-Lumix DMC-G1, Fujian 35mm f/1.7, Aperture Priority (+1/3 EV)
ISO 100, 35mm, f/2.8, 1/160
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Good to see somebody else here from Adelaide!
Panasonic-Lumix DMC-G1, Fujian 35mm f/1.7, Aperture Priority (+1/3 EV)
ISO 100, 35mm, f/2.8, 1/160
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Nice POV, I like the extra tall aspect you have cropped this in. I have captured this building so many times. She keeps on offering something new every time I go back to her!
Good to see somebody else here from Adelaide!
I'm sure. My D750 looks pretty mint to as it doesn't get too many outings. Hope to put that right next week as I'm off work.
Nice POV, I like the extra tall aspect you have cropped this in. I have captured this building so many times. She keeps on offering something new every time I go back to her!
Good to see somebody else here from Adelaide!
Thanks! I'm actually from Melbourne, but what a beautiful city Adelaide is!
Well makensure and dont drop the ball on that. Lets getnsomenpics from you... ;-)
A Bluejay high up in a tree. 300mm lens and me being wobbly
