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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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Love it. Of course, I'm rather partial to the location.
Thanks. There are some locations that can survive almost anything you do to them. Bad light, toy effects in post, etc. Delphi is one of those spots. It's such a breathtaking spot both visually and historically that you really can't go too wrong unless you really, really try. Arguably I tried pretty hard here
^^ One of your best... love the non-sheepy thing there...
Oooohh, the nasty flu. Get better soon, John.
Oooohh, the nasty flu. Get better soon, John.
Laid up with flu
John, did the North of England invent green or just raise it to a level of art not found most anywhere? I have been wondering this for quite a while.
Take care of your health. I'm sure all of us will do the best we can to keep your spirits up.
Dale
Laid up with flu
As always, you found just the right light. I'm beginning to think this Windermere place is really an elaborate studio set....
that is amazing :O Can you PLEASE describe to me how you do that? I wanted to shoot some drift event later this year and i have no idea how!
Its the - blurred wheels, the perfectly in focus car and the blurred background - how on earth do you get all that so perfect?
The best place to learn how would be to quickly Google some "panning" tutorials and then go out and practice because that's how your shots will become perfect.
Time for a winter mood
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Really, really stunning. good job
Hey thanks! That means a lot to me. Rarely get complimented on my photos.
Here is one for today.
Laid up with flu
Superb!!
Get well soon so you can go take more photos like that!
Sure, just PM me your email address. Are you wanting it for, say, a desktop background? If so, I can get it sized up for you. Let me know!This flower photo really stands out to me, Just perfect
May I have a higher-res version to add to my scrapbook of inspiration please?
John, did the North of England invent green or just raise it to a level of art not found most anywhere? I have been wondering this for quite a while.
Thanks for the comments, folks. The North of England gets a lot of rain... the Lake District in particular. So the landscape is green... and that's good; but it's a damp climate... and that's an acquired taste...
Photographers come here from all over the world because the weather is so changeable ('four seasons in one day', etc). When the sky is an unclouded blue, you can wait around for an hour... and the view will be much the same. But with partial cloud cover - and a breeze to blow it - that hour will provide dozens of different shots, as light gives way to shadow and back again.
Does this mean you'll be coming round to my shack with a bowl of chicken soup and a hot blackcurrent drink? No, I didn't think so...
Does this mean you'll be coming round to my shack with a bowl of chicken soup and a hot blackcurrent drink? No, I didn't think so...
Chicken soup, mars bars, and Monster Munch is the diet to good health from the flu.
Hope to see you back on your feet soon. You may need to put a call in to Damart to prevent further bouts...
Laid up with flu
on worries about getting lost in the woods there
Well seen! I think this would look great enlarged and framed properly in a room with modern decor and the right color palette. I love photographs that can elevate something ordinary to the level of "art."