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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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Thanks! I love the expression on that dog's face in your shot! Looks like one happy pup!
Lions Gate Bridge, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Hey sleepypanda that bridge you captured in Tokyo Bay looks a lot like the one here in Vancovuer. Neat!!
Maybe the engineers copied the one in Tokyo! haha.
Hey thanks! That means a lot to me. Rarely get complimented on my photos.
Here is one for today.
hey, no problem
infact, that would make a lovely wall paper if you dont mind
I just lovee that photo
(the one in this quote, and the other one if you wouldn't mind)Thanks
Yup 18-55mm. BTW I'm sort of learning photography so out of interest, why did the fact I zoomed to 55mm catch your attention?
it wasnt that you zoomed to 55, it was just that picture looked really close for 55mm! I'll be playing with my kit lens now
And in response to your earlier post, that 100-300mm sounds cool! I have a tamron 70-300mm, that doubles as a 1:2 macro lens too, which is cool Have fun learning photography, i haven't even done it for 6 months yet and i love it My local country park
My first HDR:
Fallen leaves:
sorry it's two photos, just got very excited about showing them
My first HDR:
Fallen leaves:
sorry it's two photos, just got very excited about showing them
it wasnt that you zoomed to 55, it was just that picture looked really close for 55mm! I'll be playing with my kit lens now
Ah right! wicked! I think its time you got back into photography. Killer thread you started here! Made me start to publish a photo a day on here, facebook, flickr and my website (naturally having a mac, iPhoto takes care of the last 3 in seconds ;P)
Todays and yesterdays as I didnt have time before
#6 Gridlock
#7 Gradients
(Always clickable)
no where near as good as some as these on here but my addition
taken at my work in underground car park with not much lighting but came out ok.
Details
Camera: Cannon IXUS 90
Effects: Colour Filter on the pale Green
After: Used PS to add the indicator colour
i so want a DSLR
taken at my work in underground car park with not much lighting but came out ok.
Details
Camera: Cannon IXUS 90
Effects: Colour Filter on the pale Green
After: Used PS to add the indicator colour
i so want a DSLR
Ah right! wicked! I think its time you got back into photography. Killer thread you started here! Made me start to publish a photo a day on here, facebook, flickr and my website (naturally having a mac, iPhoto takes care of the last 3 in seconds ;P)
Todays and yesterdays as I didnt have time before
#6 Gridlock
#7 Gradients
(Always clickable)
I like these.
^^^Nice one, Dale. I like the graphic quality of the shot and the complementary colors. You could probably get a little more "snap" out of it with a levels/curves adjustment to bring the highlights up. Maybe a touch of Smart Sharpen too.
reflection
Sun reflecting off window.
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/250 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 200mm
Sun reflecting off window.
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/250 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 200mm
Thanks for the comments. It was a dull day and I found art on my car. I will reprocess this and see what it looks like.
Dale
PS: My curiosity has led me to research your posting nic. Do you have any recommendation for a "light read" book on this?
Just about any handbook on Greek art published in the last decade would include something on this very famous sculpture. It's a fascinating artwork for many reasons, giving scholars lots to chew on. Mary Stieber recently published a whole chapter on it in her book, The Poetics of Appearance in the Attic Korai. It probably isn't best described as "light" reading, but her prose is very lively; it's not a difficult read, at any rate.
A literal translation of the name "Phrasikleia" would be something like "I speak acclaim," which I thought was appropriate when joining up on the MR forums so that I could make comments about photographs.
