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Photo of the Day September 2017
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Beautiful.Puffin from the Western Fjords of Iceland
And my first from my trip to Amsterdam. I took my mini tripod and had a go at a few slow shutter shots of moving traffic.
Trying to capture the feel of the place.
_DSC5165 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Thank’s a lot! I was browsing through my old galeries, found that Yosemite waterfall picture and remembered my journey filled with a lot of positive emotions....Thought I should share the pic.
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Beach volleyball at sunset on Moreton Island.
I went out last night around 10:30 PM in the hopes of finding some northern lights. I didn't end up seeing any of them, but I got this picture with a 30 second exposure.
River at Night.jpg by mrkramer, on Flickr
River at Night.jpg by mrkramer, on Flickr
I was getting frustrated in post because while torrential rain can look like noise in an image, noise reduction setting have no effect on it. I could cry because the rain was so heavy. Heavy like normal people stay indoors heavy you know?
My AF wouldnt work, my umbrella was soaked through and my Goretex jacket and trousers were so sodden that the "breathability" of the membrane stopped working so condensation built up inside my jacket and trousers despite me having the vents open. Thanfully it wasnt cold.
But.......
I got a few decent shots...
Here is another from the weekend.. Buachaille Etive Mor. Not the typical shot with the water in front mind you... - get that next time i am up there!
DSCF2236.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
DSCF2236.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
I may have shared this at some point in the past. It's an older photo, recently processed again.
Here is another from the weekend.. Buachaille Etive Mor. Not the typical shot with the water in front mind you... - get that next time i am up there!
That's a cracker Ken. Love it.
Thanks mate. I wanted to get the waterfall in too but the weather was too bad. So I have to go back.
I could be your caddy - hold a golfing umbrella over you and select lenses for you
A bit of infrared for you, 720 nm treatment...
Placid Infrared Scene by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
I could be your caddy - hold a golfing umbrella over you and select lenses for you
A bit of infrared for you, 720 nm treatment...
Placid Infrared Scene by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Otherway round more like! I will caddy for you...
Mrs Kenoh committed a heinous crime to my art last night.
I was in bed reading and she came in having been looking at my pictures on flickr from the seminary this past saturday morning.
She clmbed into bed and as she was snuggling in she said "you are crap at street photography arent you?"
I felt something die inside me. I mean I kniw it isnt my strong suit but really? Way to soften the blow luv!
Ha ha ha... She can be cruel sometimes
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Puffin from the Western Fjords of Iceland
Nat Geo worthy shot! Nice!
Ha ha, I would only take one camera, 2 NDs and 2 lenses - 12-60mm and 35-100mm, mini tripod in back pocket
You need an oxen to carry all your gear !
Cheers
Hugh
Here is another from the weekend.. Buachaille Etive Mor. Not the typical shot with the water in front mind you... - get that next time i am up there!
Lovely, can’t wait for my next weekend holiday. Hoping to get some solid shots.
Well from what I can see (Flickr is playing slooooooow at the moment) you've done pretty well
Cheers
Hugh
Real man would have guy up there!Here is another from the weekend.. Buachaille Etive Mor. Not the typical shot with the water in front mind you... - get that next time i am up there!
Worth the trip though! Lovely.
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The gift of encouragement! Nice!
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Nothing wrong with carrying the right gear for us youngsters!Ha ha, I would only take one camera, 2 NDs and 2 lenses - 12-60mm and 35-100mm, mini tripod in back pocket
You need an oxen to carry all your gear !
Cheers
Hugh
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Pretty sure you haven't posted this before. I'd have remembered. Lovely silhouette.I may have shared this at some point in the past. It's an older photo, recently processed again.
Hmm, I go minimalist to make me work harder
Nothing to do with age - you should see the gear I toted around at work - think of a copper plus extras
Cheers
Hugh
Ha ha, I would only take one camera, 2 NDs and 2 lenses - 12-60mm and 35-100mm, mini tripod in back pocket
You need an oxen to carry all your gear !
Cheers
Hugh
Nah, my backpack had everything in it that I needed... including some of the rain...
Plus 2 litres of Iron Bru and a deep fried mars bar or two.
Actually I have an image of one of the peaks....
Oh no here I go again... breaking the rules...
DSCF2439.jpg by Ken OHagan, on FlickrThere is a bloke up in the hills in this shot.... gives an idea of scale...
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and your point is????
Got to have calories on hand to get the legs refuelled...
I'm sure he wasn't there when I first looked - you been using the brush again?Actually I have an image of one of the peaks....
Oh no here I go again... breaking the rules...
There is a bloke up in the hills in this shot.... gives an idea of scale...
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and your point is????
Got to have calories on hand to get the legs refuelled...
Cheers
Hugh
I hear the M10 is lighter if you're looking to shed a few ££££'s!Actually I have an image of one of the peaks....
Oh no here I go again... breaking the rules...
There is a bloke up in the hills in this shot.... gives an idea of scale...
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and your point is????
Got to have calories on hand to get the legs refuelled...
I'm sure he wasn't there when I first looked - you been using the brush again?
Cheers
Hugh
Incredible isn't it?
I heard that about the D850 too....