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Photo of the Day - October 2022
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Tiger Swallowtail in butterfly flower garden in our yard.
Sunrise somewhere between Durango and Silverton, CO on the "Million Dollar Highway." Gear: Canon 5D Mark IV, Lens Canon 24-105 at 60mm, f/8, ISO 100, 1/160th.
The light that morning was really nice.
last encore with Nick Mason was a smash.
A beautiful red dahlia, so different from the usual ones
I didn’t know this🙂
When I bought my first digital system camera in 2007, I asked the guy who was selling the camera to me if there was many that bought film and developed them at his store. He said: no not so many. This was the biggest photo shop in my town, (100 000 inhabitants) I assumed that this haven’t changed. Now I know it has changed😊
Thanks for clarifying this to me👍😊
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Lovely... was just there last week... most of the Aspen have dropped their leaves, but the cottonwoods are still golden yellow.
I actually don’t know if this shot is any good. It was an experiment. November 2007.
This is from my town under the library. We have a river that runs through the whole town.
Nikon D40X, Nikkor 18-55 mm
55mm, f/10, iso 400, 1/400s
a lot has changed in 15 years. there are actually film shortages right now because a lot of film sells out immediately upon restocking.
The twins were great. Used to see them walking together on Market St.
It's great...stirs my imagination and exudes mystery.
I like photographs that hide information; that lets one's mind wander a bit, creating a narrative.
Appreciates your comment😊
I agree with you 100%. Photos and also paintings that take the viewers mind and thoughts elsewhere. Just your imagination is the limits.
Its only sad that it’s hard to take these mysterious photos🙂
Creating ICM (intentional camera movement) images. This is one of the successful first. They are an artform to master.
F/9 26.0mm 1/1s ISO-200 - spin motion. Processed in-camera with Hi-B/W.
F/9 26.0mm 1/1s ISO-200 - spin motion. Processed in-camera with Hi-B/W.
Haha! I can relate to that. Products so desirable one would think Apple is almost a sect
Nice to see someone who understands that!
It's the difference between "taking a photo" and "making a photo."
Being inspired by Daido Moriyama early on when learning photography, for urban photographs and even portraiture (like the photo attached below), I'll intentionally let details drop into the shadows for that purpose. Or jack up the contrast.
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Many of the Aspens still had color when I went - kinda depended on exactly where you were. I think I would have had even better colors had I gone a week earlier.
Cute!
This picture though makes me wonder if anyone has done the GoPro with the dog harness. I've wondered how bonzo bizarre that would look, the jowls and flying fur and slobber, all moving in unison, kind of... I realize it's a Mac site, but was just curious...