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Photo of the Day October 2011
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Unfortunately we got killed, and the QB pictured potentially broke a leg or tore an ACL 
but at least I got to try and tilt shift a photograph.
but at least I got to try and tilt shift a photograph.
Unfortunately we got killed, and the QB pictured potentially broke a leg or tore an ACL
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Great photo, love this affect, is this like toy camera affect?
I'm not familiar with the toy camera effect. But I'm guessing they are probably similar. This was processed in CS5 using a mask to apply a lens blur to the non focus of the photo + adding saturation to create a model/toy affect. Not the best photo to see the effects, google tilt shift, you'll see some pretty awesome stuff.
Very nice: the strata in the rocks, and the way the light hits the white building. Looks like an exciting road to drive...
This represents the British view of American Football: that it would make a good table-top board game...
Ashness Bridge, Borrowdale...
Battle of Britain flyover at the Goodwood revival meeting 2011
Canon 7D, Canon 18-200mm, 20, 1/1000, focal length 50mm.
Canon 7D, Canon 18-200mm, 20, 1/1000, focal length 50mm.
We're having fantastic weather for this time of year and the bees were out in force today. I almost burned a memory card taking pictures of bees and, remarkably, I'm quite pleased with some of them. I won't post too many though.
Flying Bee And Purple Flower by Tracheotomy Bob, on Flickr
Flying Bee And Purple Flower by Tracheotomy Bob, on Flickr
Mouton Resevoir with a view towards the Tobacco Root Mountains; the skies are still hazy with forest fire smoke
I participated in the Worldwide Photowalk today. Here is one of my favs that I took at the free expression tunnel at NC State
DSC_2508 by dspector32, on Flickr
DSC_2508 by dspector32, on Flickr
I participated in the World Wide Photowalk yesterday. We congregated at Little Five Points in Atlanta. This area is a trendy, eclectic spot in town. It is very target rich with lots of color and character. I had to force myself to take non-people shots sometimes because the people were so interesting. I'll share one of the people shots today.
This is "Evanjahlist". He was a popular model for the photo group, and he got a lot of donations from us.
This is "Evanjahlist". He was a popular model for the photo group, and he got a lot of donations from us.
High tide last Thursday backed up the creek... but then a 19 foot high tide will do that!
This is a two shot panoramic shot. My my flicker page has a several wider versions from different locations on the creekand down into Thomas Basin.
Glad the tide did not coincide with one of this fall's rain storms.... five inches of rain in a one 24 hour mixed with this tide, or the one we will have on the 25th of November, 19.5 foot spell very wet feet on Creek Street.
Same spot more or less at low a low tide...
This is a two shot panoramic shot. My my flicker page has a several wider versions from different locations on the creekand down into Thomas Basin.
Glad the tide did not coincide with one of this fall's rain storms.... five inches of rain in a one 24 hour mixed with this tide, or the one we will have on the 25th of November, 19.5 foot spell very wet feet on Creek Street.
Same spot more or less at low a low tide...
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The Lincolnshire Wolds are full of amazing little spots like this, just as bueatiful but far less visited than a lot of areas.
Trees by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
Trees by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr