Photo of the day September 2014

[Apple fanboy]

I should have known! I'm a big fan of Silver efex. It's my goto as well.

Tonality Pro is made by the same people (before Google bought out Nik). I'll instal it at the weekend and let try it out.

 

[anotherscotsman]

wonder what this tastes like...

An interesting trick of perspective. Comments welcomed as usual.

 

[Goftrey]

'Ramble On' by Niall B.

Canon EOS 500D • 55mm • 1/640th at f/5.6 • ISO 200

Just wished the sky was a little more interesting in this one. Comments always appreciated.

 

[Apple fanboy]

An interesting trick of perspective. Comments welcomed as usual.

A fun perspective. Accident or deliberate?

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'Ramble On' by Niall B.
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Canon EOS 500D • 55mm • 1/640th at f/5.6 • ISO 200

Just wished the sky was a little more interesting in this one. Comments always appreciated.

Yes I've seen better sky's, but I like the warmness in this shot. I think you picked a good spot to. Overall a winner.

 

[Cheese&Apple]

^Terrific capture Cheese!!

Thanks very much Reef.

High tide this afternoon.

An outstanding shot from you...well done. I love the colour and detail in the cloud.

 

[cebseb]

Tonality Pro is made by the same people (before Google bought out Nik). I'll instal it at the weekend and let try it out.

Sounds good! Make sure you post back into the thread once you give it a thorough test. I would be interested to see what you think.

 

[TheBeastman13]

The glass' reflection ruins the composition, but I enjoy the texture of the lizard's skin and the pop of colors caught my eye. Photograph was taken at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Nebraska.

 

[anotherscotsman]

A fun perspective. Accident or deliberate?

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Yes I've seen better sky's, but I like the warmness in this shot. I think you picked a good spot to. Overall a winner.

Just opportune timing I'm afraid. Fun nevertheless.

 

[AlexH]

Surf. Skate. Style by ALXPhotog, on Flickr

 

[Doylem]

Great Blue Heron

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Great timing...

Statue of Constantine the Great, in York...

 

[Cheese&Apple]

^^^ Thanks Doylem...one more.

 

[Meister]

^^^ Thanks Doylem...one more.

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British Wildlife Photo Awards: http://www.dpreview.com/articles/80...-for-2014-british-wildlife-photography-awards

A lot of yours and what the other users post on here is better than the Winners from that Award imo.

 

[AQUADock]

Sunset by Sammy Ibrahim, on Flickr

 

[truettray]

Explorer Chen by drtruett, on Flickr

 

[kingalexthe1st]

'Ramble On' by Niall B.
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Canon EOS 500D • 55mm • 1/640th at f/5.6 • ISO 200

Just wished the sky was a little more interesting in this one. Comments always appreciated.

I love the warm feeling of this. You took the shot with some great available light. Nice.
I personally (and I stress the personal preference) would have let the group walk on a little further before taking the shot. You have a great leading line of the corn field sweeping away in to the distance, which could have worked in leading the eye around to the group, which has a few bright t-shirts to end the sweep with. Regardless of that, you've still got a nice pic.

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Explorer Chen by drtruett, on Flickr

I'm heading there for a hike in October! Be prepared for a million photos in the 'picture of the day - October' thread. You'll all be sick of the grand canyon come November

Alex

 

[needfx]

10m divehttps://www.flickr.com/people/107651264@N04/

 

[Hughmac]

My first attempt at the moon, not brilliant, but I'm pleased to have not shaken in taking it.

Cheers

Hugh

 

[bhtwo]

 

[Apple fanboy]

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Bluebells in September? I find the big out of focus blade of grass a bit distracting. Maybe just fold it out the way before you take your shot?
Just my opinion though. Feel free to completely ignore!

 

[bhtwo]

Bluebells in September? I find the big out of focus blade of grass a bit distracting. Maybe just fold it out the way before you take your shot?
Just my opinion though. Feel free to completely ignore!

yes... an old shot reprocessed.

 

[Puckman]

More from San Diego.


Under the Coronado bridge - San Diego by Puckman2012, on Flickr

 

[Apple fanboy]

yes... an old shot reprocessed.

I did wonder. Oxford isn't that far away!

 

[Apple fanboy]

Mine for today. Another one of the old man.

_DSC7181 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always appreciated.

 

[Cheese&Apple]

British Wildlife Photo Awards: http://www.dpreview.com/articles/80...-for-2014-british-wildlife-photography-awards

A lot of yours and what the other users post on here is better than the Winners from that Award imo.

Thanks Meister and thanks for the link. I do like the winners "Grey Seal Claws" and "Shag Resting".

Always nice to see a different perspective.

~ Peter

 

[DirtySocks85]

The glass' reflection ruins the composition, but I enjoy the texture of the lizard's skin and the pop of colors caught my eye. Photograph was taken at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Nebraska.

Two things

1) What kind of lizard is that? I want one! (and if I can't have one for personal ownership, I work at a zoo and maybe our zoo can get one).

2) I have a neat trick for shooting animals behind glass - I've made a fabric lens hood out of black canvas that has suction cups on the corners. You just stick the cups on the glass, poke your lens through the hole in the middle and BAM! no glare/reflections to worry about as you shoot whatever's on the other side.