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Photo of the day : October 2013
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Took this while driving home.
I took the liberty of correctly copying the Image Address from your Flickr link. I think this is what you want to show us.
It's a bit dated by now, but there is a tutorial on posting from Flickr in the link in my sig. It's in the first post of the thread, too.
Dale
Today's goodie. My boy. Taken last night while goofing around with the in-camera settings on the T3i (jpg straight from the camera, no processing)
IMG_4692 by Puckman2012, on Flickr
IMG_4692 by Puckman2012, on Flickr
Two words: Salton Sea
I'm saving up for a trip to the Salton Sea. It's been a photo-trip plan of mine ever since I read about the place 2 years ago - it looks amazing.
And for today, a yellow snail from Newfoundland. I have never seen them this yellow before (nor after).
Untitled by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Untitled by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Took a quick trip to NYC (Before the government shut down), and it turned out that every tourist wanted to get on top of the Rockerfeller Center for sunset. It was a fantastic people-watching opportunity.
NYC by Melissa.O.Anderson, on Flickr
NYC by Melissa.O.Anderson, on Flickr
Shot this on a houseboat vacation a couple weeks ago with friends.... just floating around behind the houseboat. I love that one of the guys is being pranked with his head shoved in the water...
Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Lens Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8L IS USM II
Focal Length 70mm
Shutter Speed 1/100 secs
Aperture f/16
ISO/Film 200
Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Lens Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8L IS USM II
Focal Length 70mm
Shutter Speed 1/100 secs
Aperture f/16
ISO/Film 200
This thing is called the Unisphere . It was part of the 1964 NY World's Fair , and got left behind when the Fair closed in '65 . The property is now a big park . There was a ring of fountains surrounding the 'sphere , along with reflecting pools stretching back from one side . They were all emptied out , don't know if it's permanent or just because the season is ending. I was scoping the location for a night shot but now maybe I'll wait until Spring to see if the fountains are working.
M9,28/3.5CV , f16@1/750 , ISO 200
M9,28/3.5CV , f16@1/750 , ISO 200
Your local fairs must be friendlier than ours. I don't even like taking my phone to one let alone my camera. Good way to get mugged!
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This thing is called the Unisphere . It was part of the 1964 NY World's Fair , and got left behind when the Fair closed in '65 . The property is now a big park . There was a ring of fountains surrounding the 'sphere , along with reflecting pools stretching back from one side . They were all emptied out , don't know if it's permanent or just because the season is ending. I was scoping the location for a night shot but now maybe I'll wait until Spring to see if the fountains are working.
M9,28/3.5CV , f16@1/750 , ISO 200
Kind of reminds me of the Death Star under construction. Nice.
A building I took some captures of last weekend, I got back to it for this one that shows it being oppressed by one of its neighbours much better.
Oh how I wish I could be photographing such beautiful Fall colors this year. What a brilliant display. Where is this, by the way?
A building I took some captures of last weekend, I got back to it for this one that shows it being oppressed by one of its neighbours much better.
A very striking image, ijohn. It has a great counter-clockwise flow out of the UL corner. Nice use of B&W too.
Definitely need to hit up the salton sea one of these days. It's a couple of hours away from me. But in the dumpy part of the state, so I've really never had much of a reason to go out there...
In other news, took delivery today of my brand new (and first) external speedlight and a set of remote triggers.
I can't wait to go home and play around with them. My first foray into speedlighting...Should be interesting...to say the least.
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This is great!
In other news, took delivery today of my brand new (and first) external speedlight and a set of remote triggers.
I can't wait to go home and play around with them. My first foray into speedlighting...Should be interesting...to say the least.
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This is great!
Thanks Phrasikleia. This is one of my favourite buildings here. I actually went on Thursday afternoon to capture the view of this building where it and it's neighbour form a triangle in which you see the sky. However, some doofus had forgotten to put the quick-release plate back on their camera body after attaching a lighting rig for macro, so the tripod was of no use to me!
This made up for it though.
Thanks.
My first attempt at car light trails. I'm reasonably pleased with it.
Fuji X100, F11, 10sec, ISO400, -2EV, 2 Stop ND filter.
You've gotta be chuffed with that!
You've gotta be chuffed with that!
It certainly turned out better than I thought it would
It certainly turned out better than I thought it would
I entered my first attempt at light trails in this weeks contest. I was on a motorway bridge, but I think your positioning next to the road looks better.