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Photo of the Day October 2011
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Went out to do a gear check for an upcoming trip so ...one for today...
5D2 , iso 200 , f7.1@1/100 , 24-105@24
XSTEP : let's try it now...shifted the horizon clockwise a bit ( the central urn is settling to the left , its' been there for around 100 years or so ,was probably level when they put it in)
5D2 , iso 200 , f7.1@1/100 , 24-105@24
XSTEP : let's try it now...shifted the horizon clockwise a bit ( the central urn is settling to the left , its' been there for around 100 years or so ,was probably level when they put it in)
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Went out to do a gear check for an upcoming trip so ...one for today...
5D2 , iso 200 , f7.1@1/100 , 24-105@24
The picture is leaning to the left. It's distracting.
EDIT: Much better after the adjust. Now I'm relaxed when looking at it.
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This shot was taken after the fireworks show was over, and they turned the lights to red.
Also, I just finished meeting with one of the volunteer administrators at the temple. He saw my pictures online and wants to use them for his report and their web site. There isn't any payment involved, but I don't mind in this case. As a member and treasurer of my own church, I know that churches depend on volunteerism and charity. I've taken a lot of photos at my church that have been used similarly, and I'm glad to volunteer my time and talents for such things.
The GREAT news is they're going to give me access to take pictures inside and during services and prayers. This is a minor dream come true because when I first visited the inside I was struck by how beautiful the architecture and lighting is inside. Being able to photograph it during services will be an awesome experience.
Also, I just finished meeting with one of the volunteer administrators at the temple. He saw my pictures online and wants to use them for his report and their web site. There isn't any payment involved, but I don't mind in this case. As a member and treasurer of my own church, I know that churches depend on volunteerism and charity. I've taken a lot of photos at my church that have been used similarly, and I'm glad to volunteer my time and talents for such things.
The GREAT news is they're going to give me access to take pictures inside and during services and prayers. This is a minor dream come true because when I first visited the inside I was struck by how beautiful the architecture and lighting is inside. Being able to photograph it during services will be an awesome experience.
Slow down life by DigitAl3x, on Flickr
Was out and about doing some street photography this afternoon during lunch.
Photo-6452 by Tragesty, on Flickr
Melbourne Zombie Shuffle! Thousands attended and marched, was awesome fun.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28555148@N08/sets/72157628008819852/
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I'm not a big fan of extensive post-processing, but I feel this shot could benefit from a little work: to boost the red in that fantastic sky, straighten up the tower and bring a little more detail back into the shadows. The pic could have a lot more 'punch', I reckon...
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Blueberries aflame. Killarney PP. Ontario eh.
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Photo-6452 by Tragesty, on Flickr
That is a good looking' Zombie - in that he / she / it looks scary! I thought that was a cool capture. Kinda has the flesh of a recently dead fish. Gotta love all hallows eve.
BJ
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I grew up in Labrador... and the northern lights were an almost nightly affair. I haven't seen them in such a long time so your photo evoked some really pleasant memories. THEN I noticed the dipper in amongst the dancers! This is such a nice "northern" shot. I've mentioned previously, you capture the colours of the north in such a great way and having that Alaskan scenery sure helps eh? Your composition is just spot on. Good on ya.
Thanks
Barry
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Photo-6452 by Tragesty, on Flickr
That is a good looking' Zombie - in that he / she / it looks scary! I thought that was a cool capture. Kinda has the flesh of a recently dead fish. Gotta love all hallows eve.
BJ
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7D plus Tokina 11-16mm
I grew up in Labrador... and the northern lights were an almost nightly affair. I haven't seen them in such a long time so your photo evoked some really pleasant memories. THEN I noticed the dipper in amongst the dancers! This is such a nice "northern" shot. I've mentioned previously, you capture the colours of the north in such a great way and having that Alaskan scenery sure helps eh? Your composition is just spot on. Good on ya.
Thanks
Barry
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