More Fall Colours. These from a morning bike ride a few days ago.
Lumix ZS200
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Photo of the Day - October 2022
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Some possible captions:
—After a restless night, Bernie awoke to a bad case of nest head.
—Flying through the car wash was more fun than Maurice had expected.
—“You should see the other guy.”
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Road to the campgrounds. You can see a little smoke at the end, from campfires.
Nikon D3300 w/stock 18-55 lens (I think). Shot in Vivid mode with a little tweaking in Luminar Neo plugin for Photos.
edit to correct lens range
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Quite aside from the quality of the photo, could you give some context? Or, put another way, what the h*** is going on here?
.. early-morning photo on a recent local neighbourhood walk
Here we go again. Let's make some turtle wax😂
Shot taken in a museum on Malta on the basement floor leading up to the next floor,
late September 2007.
Nikon D40X, Nikkor 18-55mm -
55 mm, iso 800, f/5.6, 1/10s
I'm always amazed at what folks can do with a camera.
Beautiful sulfur butterfly
Iphone 14 ProMax
12 MP, 77 mm at 306 mm
ISO 32 f2.8 1/99 sec
Iphone 14 ProMax
12 MP, 77 mm at 306 mm
ISO 32 f2.8 1/99 sec
I started out just taking a couple of quick snapshots with the iPhone and it was only when I took the better of the two images into DXO PhotoLab 6 (my primary editing program) that I saw the interesting possibilities and started playing around with it more. Topaz AI is a new release from the folks at Topaz, and it is a combination of three of their most popular programs: Topaz Sharpen, Topaz Gigapixel AI and Topaz Denoise AI. I've been experimenting with it and this image seemed like a good candidate for that beyond the initial editing. Luminar AI, which I have had for a while, is what I often use to finish things up. I am especially fond of their "Erase" tool, their Cloning tool and their Burning-and-Dodging tools.
Definitely I much, much prefer using a camera with a viewfinder -- one reason I don't use my iPhone all that much except for quickie shots. I agree that composition is much, much easier with a VF or EVF.
I agree with you 100%.
There are some very talented photographers here in this forum😊
Another good boy, from the iPhone 7.
