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Photo of the Day - October 2008
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I'm working on training him to do that, have quite a bit of dust on my sensor sometimes...
Spent
Visited a small salmon stream between Sault Ste Marie and Sudbury, Ontario. I was surprised to see the salmon run in this small stream at Algoma Mills was still underway. This fellah though, was all spent. F4.5 iso200 @ 1/50.
PHRASIKELIA... thanks so much for your suggestion regarding my bridge shot. I've a LOT to learn about composition... rather than just hoping the capture "turns out". I was just so pleased you took the time to simply comment. After seeing your images, I was honoured.
BJ
Visited a small salmon stream between Sault Ste Marie and Sudbury, Ontario. I was surprised to see the salmon run in this small stream at Algoma Mills was still underway. This fellah though, was all spent.
F4.5 iso200 @ 1/50.PHRASIKELIA... thanks so much for your suggestion regarding my bridge shot. I've a LOT to learn about composition... rather than just hoping the capture "turns out". I was just so pleased you took the time to simply comment. After seeing your images, I was honoured.
BJ
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Alive and kicking
Same stream, different Salmon. The fish were difficult to approach. Given the size of the fish and the very shallow water, it was amazing these creatures could navigate. But when they scooted forward, the water would rise and surround their bodies like a sheath. It was neat, I appreciate this is not a great shot, but I suspect some of you might want to see a Salmon live and kicking as opposed to my previous post. F5.6 @ 1/50 ISO400 fl150mm
Barry J
Same stream, different Salmon. The fish were difficult to approach. Given the size of the fish and the very shallow water, it was amazing these creatures could navigate. But when they scooted forward, the water would rise and surround their bodies like a sheath. It was neat, I appreciate this is not a great shot, but I suspect some of you might want to see a Salmon live and kicking as opposed to my previous post. F5.6 @ 1/50 ISO400 fl150mm
Barry J
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We've had a lot of rain the last few days, but we're used to it.
Pen-y-gent, Yorkshire...
We've had a lot of rain the last few days, but we're used to it.
Pen-y-gent, Yorkshire...
Cool shot. Taken from Langcliffe towards Henside ?
I really like that one.
Great composition + waiting for the right lighting + an object in the landscape = winner
I really like this one, the lighting reminds me of an old movie I'd watch with my grandpa.I love it too and I don't like snakes.
Waiting
srf4real I like the other backlit shots as well. Was the one with the boat taken in the am or sundown?
dllavaneras Great shot of those snakes and should I guess there was a nice piece of glass between them and you
soLoredd I like the Half Dome it draws me in just wanting to stare at it all day.
Yakima River, WA
I decided to get out of the city for a weekend and take a break from reality. Many gorgeous pics to come.
C&C is always appreciated.
Fading light
The Olivia Beach community in the village of Nelscott on the north-central Oregon coast.
Model: Nikon D50
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/15 sec
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 19mm
The Olivia Beach community in the village of Nelscott on the north-central Oregon coast.
Model: Nikon D50
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/15 sec
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 19mm
Why does a Yorkshire place have what appears to be a Welsh name/We've had a lot of rain the last few days, but we're used to it.
Pen-y-gent, Yorkshire...
The Olivia Beach community in the village of Nelscott on the north-central Oregon coast.
Model: Nikon D50
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/15 sec
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 19mm
A charming photo. It looks like the setting for a model railroad.