...and here's another, but it was taken a while back...
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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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...and here's another, but it was taken a while back...
C&C appreciated
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Very pretty. Is that in Indonesia? C&C: Watch your horizons. It's a bit crooked in this shot.
Probably 95% of us that post here are amateurs.
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
LOVE that shot
Holy Macro...
Those colors, blend in nicely...
Great Capture
Thanks.
I wanted to squeeze a last bit of fun out of a bouquet of flowers I had. That was the last bloom standing.It's a pity that the figure is both obscured and out of focus, otherwise, he could register as the subject, and the photo would have a nice sense of "lazing on the lawn." But as it is, it's just a strange blob in front of a nice windmill. Why did you choose to use f/2.8? I think f/11 would have served you well in this case; you had lots of shutter speed to spare.
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
can i get a full size of this for my wallpaper please?
Thanks 
Very interesting lighting on this one. What were the lighting conditions? Is this in anyway staged? Perfect as usual.
Dale
Not necessarily a great photo itself, but i saw something interesting in it...can you see the marked face? (and no i dont mean cat's face obviously) Pretty creepy...
At a large zoom I see a face in the shadows of the markings. Is this what you mean?
Dale
Great image. I like it a lot.
Also, where is it? I am sure that I have seen other images from there previously.
Always happy to share some desktop fodder, here is a 2560x1707 file, perfect for a 30". If you reeaaalllly need it at 21MP, let me know
Ghost Rider, Nice and Big
Going two screens? Left & Rights, 2560x1600 each: Left Right
Awww shucks, thanks, Dale.
Yes, staged in the regard that I set the bouquet where I could photograph it more easily. Definitely a poorman's lighting job: I don't have any fancy lights and wanted the effect of multiple light sources, so I took a cheap little flashlight and quickly moved it from the front of the flower to the back of it during the exposure. A couple of seconds was just enough time to make it work. Nothing else done except the usual levels and white balance adjustments.
Best shot ever!! I love this! It's now my background. Wow! Just Wow!
Some great shots from you guys so far this month!
Here is one of mine
View this photo large!
I am currently redesigning my portfolio at http://www.tonyeckersley.com to more of my focus while I develop my photography business. One of the cool things about portfolio picking is revisiting photos taken years ago that have almost been forgotten.
Here is a photo that really fits in that category! Back in August 2006 on my first trip across country with a DSLR, we stayed in Yellowstone for a few days. It's one of the most unique places on earth and I recommend checking out the BBC documentary "Yellowstone" if you get the chance...
This day was our first day in Yellowstone, and was the perfect way to end it. The setting sun behind the clouds illuminated the horizon like I had never seen before creating these amazing horizontal sun rays across the sky.
