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Photo of the Day - October 2008
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Hi
First post, all c&c most welcome
I'm doing something wrong, can't see the pic in preview mode, what am I doing wrong?
First post, all c&c most welcome
I'm doing something wrong, can't see the pic in preview mode, what am I doing wrong?
First post, all c&c most welcome
I'm doing something wrong, can't see the pic in preview mode, what am I doing wrong?
Yes you are doing something wrong...you are supposed to be able to see it in preview (we can't currently see the picture now). Instead if putting the URL of the flickr page for the photo in the IMG tags, go to "All Sizes" for the picture you want, select a size, scroll down to the bottom and use the URL provided in "2. Grab the photo's URL:"
If you want to take people to the photo's flickr page when they click on it here, put the URL of the photo page (the one your originally used) around the IMG tags.
hope this helps
Maxi on the railing
Kitty enjoying the sunny fall weather.
70mm, f/5.6, 1/125s, ISO200
Pentax K100D and Soligor 70-150mm f/3.5 lens (full manual lens from 1987).
Kitty enjoying the sunny fall weather.
70mm, f/5.6, 1/125s, ISO200
Pentax K100D and Soligor 70-150mm f/3.5 lens (full manual lens from 1987).
Thanks, Ambrose Chapel!
I had an Olympus of that era and bought it because it got good reviews for getting good tonal range, as your picture demonstrates.
Here's a new one for today.
Sault Ste. Marie bridge spans
Was in the Sault last night to take in A Spirit of the West concert. Went down by the Canadian locks and caught this snap. Trucks and cars on the big bridge to the left... an international rail bridge in the fore ground. Took this with D-80 mounted on a broken tri pod with the auto night scene capture mode and used Apertures to take away sulphur light cast.
Was in the Sault last night to take in A Spirit of the West concert. Went down by the Canadian locks and caught this snap. Trucks and cars on the big bridge to the left... an international rail bridge in the fore ground. Took this with D-80 mounted on a broken tri pod with the auto night scene capture mode and used Apertures to take away sulphur light cast.
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The right half is so great that I don't even think you need the left half. I'd try cropping it into a vertical that leaves out the illuminated bridge at the left.
Camera: Canon 5D
Exposure: 1/4000 sec
Aperture: f/4
Focal Length: 70 mm
ISO Speed: 100
somewhere on the east coast, six miles up.
click for larger
http://flickr.com/photos/chrisnew/2973977676/
Exposure: 1/4000 sec
Aperture: f/4
Focal Length: 70 mm
ISO Speed: 100
somewhere on the east coast, six miles up.
click for larger
http://flickr.com/photos/chrisnew/2973977676/
That railway shot is good in itself (and I rather like it as it is... in two halves)... but I'd love to see a figure illuminated by the pool of light on the right. What a great location...
Yorkshire, yesterday...
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE love
My contribution: Another from my Legos as humans campaign. C&C welcome as always
Wow... the little guy knows the right way to put a battery in... Can he do simple adjustments and batch processing too? I'd give him a job today...
He could crawl inside my camera with a tiny mop... and wipe the dust spots off the sensor...
Old school... no fuel injection
'67 Mustang. Originally purchased new for my grandfather, who didn't drive it much, and has been in my hands more or less since 1979. It's got less than 98k miles on it, and still runs good. I'd consider it mainly a toy these days, but the little 289 V8 can still move.
'67 Mustang. Originally purchased new for my grandfather, who didn't drive it much, and has been in my hands more or less since 1979. It's got less than 98k miles on it, and still runs good. I'd consider it mainly a toy these days, but the little 289 V8 can still move.
Superb lighting! I'm not a fan of cats, but as far as technique goes this is an excellent pic.
Thank you very much!
He was feeling very photogenic yesterday. I was testing this 22 years old lens and he allowed me time to manually focus