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Photo of The Day - November 2017
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Playing around with some portrait mode on the 8 plus.
Arctic Tern - Svalbard
I love the backlighting on this one. The use of negative space is appealing as well.
There were lots of kids around, but there was a quiet moment every so often.
Just some flowers from me today.
Panasonic-Lumix DMC-GF3, Panasonic-Lumix G Vario 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6, Aperture Priority, Centre Weighted
ISO 160, 42mm, f/5.6, 1/500
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Panasonic-Lumix DMC-GF3, Panasonic-Lumix G Vario 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6, Aperture Priority, Centre Weighted
ISO 160, 42mm, f/5.6, 1/500
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I'm so glad that I clicked through and viewed this larger! Marvins looks like an amazing place to waste away the day! There's great intensity and vibrancy to the colours here, but they are not overcooked in the slightest! Very nicely done, Greg!There were lots of kids around, but there was a quiet moment every so often.
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There were lots of kids around, but there was a quiet moment every so often.
I'm so glad that I clicked through and viewed this larger! Marvins looks like an amazing place to waste away the day! There's great intensity and vibrancy to the colours here, but they are not overcooked in the slightest! Very nicely done, Greg!
I'll second that! A very cool shot and so much better when viewed at a much larger size. Too bad we can't see images like this in a much larger size displayed within the forum.
Thanks very much spitfirejd. The terns, light and the extraordinary colour of the water and ice all came together at just the right point in time.
~ Peter
Superb timing!
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There were lots of kids around, but there was a quiet moment every so often.
Great images! clicked in there and image 6 of 8 is a marvellous riot of colour!
[doublepost=1511515169][/doublepost]Walking past our local church last night and they had the lighting installation guys in so I took a sneaky peek inside.
L1005552-Edit.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Nothing new to share, so I thought I'd look back on last year's autumn...
Field Of Fog by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Field Of Fog by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
I'm so glad that I clicked through and viewed this larger! Marvins looks like an amazing place to waste away the day! There's great intensity and vibrancy to the colours here, but they are not overcooked in the slightest! Very nicely done, Greg!
Thanks! I really wanted to show off the colors from this place without going too far, and I'm glad you liked it. Nice flowers, too!
I didn't mention it before, but that's me on the pinball machine. I figured I'd be the easiest to cooperate with for the shot.
Spoilers!
I'll share number 6 today, then.I wish I had a fisheye lens to get more. There was so much stuff hanging from the ceiling. There was a track with dozens of airplanes hanging from it, and it would periodically turn on and move them around the shop. You can see a small section of it here.
Tony Stark is keeping me accompanied today at work.
Love it.
Last of my ball shots then.
_DSC5498 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr252 shots.
92 no ball!
74 partial balls
41 nothing sharp
23 too much or not enough motion.
A Bearded Dragon I encountered yesterday when going for a walk around the local estuary for some landscape photography.
This is a jpeg, straight out of camera, with no edits applied. Something I've never done before with my Canon 6D, but was suggested by an acquaintance on a bird photography forum. He never edits any of his images, they are all SOOC jpeg's, and all are drop dead gorgeous! And he shoots with a Canon!
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Manual, +2/3EV, Large Fine Jpeg,
ISO 200, 82mm, f/5.6, 1/125
This is a jpeg, straight out of camera, with no edits applied. Something I've never done before with my Canon 6D, but was suggested by an acquaintance on a bird photography forum. He never edits any of his images, they are all SOOC jpeg's, and all are drop dead gorgeous! And he shoots with a Canon!
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Manual, +2/3EV, Large Fine Jpeg,
ISO 200, 82mm, f/5.6, 1/125
A Bearded Dragon I encountered yesterday when going for a walk around the local estuary for some landscape photography.
This is a jpeg, straight out of camera, with no edits applied. Something I've never done before with my Canon 6D, but was suggested by an acquaintance on a bird photography forum. He never edits any of his images, they are all SOOC jpeg's, and all are drop dead gorgeous! And he shoots with a Canon!
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Manual, +2/3EV, Large Fine Jpeg,
ISO 200, 82mm, f/5.6, 1/125
The amount of detail in the skin is really nice. Still, I'd take RAW+JPEG because I'd want the RAW, too. Only having the JPEG is throwing away too much information.
just some randoshot
keeping up with the hush-hush @Alexander.Of.Oz started, I edited out another bypasser in the right side of the frame. LUCKY for me, it was easy to content-aware the nag out with only minor additional clone-stamping.
keeping up with the hush-hush @Alexander.Of.Oz started, I edited out another bypasser in the right side of the frame. LUCKY for me, it was easy to content-aware the nag out with only minor additional clone-stamping.
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