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Photo of the Day - September 2018
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Not been to the Scottish highlands then no?
Actually, yes. As a lad. But as I said, if I had to choose...
Fortunately, I do not.
Lovely image. I like the high key lighting to add to the hot desert feeling of it. I like the highlight from the sun but maybe it is a little pink? Just slightly? Don’t know what it would look like if it were more golden.
Lovely subject matter.
If I were being super critical, I would suggest trying to capture the ladies at a point where the ridge doesn’t cut through them.
But this is being super critical. Lovely image.
New fencing on old cedar fence posts, early morning.
iPhone X
iPhone X
"Park Avenue", Arches N.P.
SL2 , 10-18@10 , f8@1/160 , ISO 100
SL2 , 10-18@10 , f8@1/160 , ISO 100
Prime lens works here as it gives some surrounding context. With a tele you may have been limited to a gray moon on a black sky. So perfect example of work with what you have. Also, getting the shot with noise beats not getting a clean shot at all every time....
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Yes. I cannot leave the exposure longer as it will make the moon look like a bright orb that even post processing (without photo manipulation) won’t be able to recover. I had to settle with increased noise by adjusting exposure by almost 4 stops post process.
Feel free to ignore me here but maybe consider a crop to remove the light post on the right and the bright distractions in the bottom.
Thank you! That would make the shot look much more focused to the moon and the surroundings overall
This is beautiful
So it looks like my annual pilgrimage to Vegarse is back on this year in November. So I am planning to fly into San Francisco and then drive through Yosemite and Death Valley over three days to Vegas. Do my work thing then get the hell out of Dodge.
Any tips or suggestions on stop off point welcome. I am considering renting a motor home/small RV.
Thanks.
Thanks. I am really enjoying the new camera. I would have loved to take more time in this butterfly garden, but the kids were starting to wander off. Still ended up with a lot of good opportunities though.
Every time I walk around our little boardwalk, I am always surprised that this tree hasn't yet toppled right into the lake:
Have a Seat by Lance Randall, on FlickrYes, I do realize I'm all over the place with my photography. That's okay, I find so many things interesting. Definitely more of a jack-of-all-trades kind of guy in so many ways in my life.
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There's not much left of what was once a huge wooden puzzle maze.
My computer setup taken with my new camera and I cleaned up the computer desk, plus I calibrated my monitors.
My computer setup taken with my new camera and I cleaned up the computer desk, plus I calibrated my monitors.
Great camera!
My computer setup taken with my new camera and I cleaned up the computer desk, plus I calibrated my monitors.
Is that a Wacom tablet there?
Last one from Derbyshire - this Tortoiseshell butterfly was on a bush in the holiday cottage garden.
Derbyshire Tortoiseshell by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony RX100 M6
Cheers
Hugh
Derbyshire Tortoiseshell by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony RX100 M6
Cheers
Hugh
Nothing wrong with that.
Yes, I do realize I'm all over the place with my photography. That's okay, I find so many things interesting. Definitely more of a jack-of-all-trades kind of guy in so many ways in my life.
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Lovely.Last one from Derbyshire - this Tortoiseshell butterfly was on a bush in the holiday cottage garden.
Derbyshire Tortoiseshell by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony RX100 M6
Cheers
Hugh
Took a breather to clear my head yesterday and spotted this little fella on the tree stump. I had too short a lens on the camera but couldnt swap it out because he would have flown away so tried to make the best of it.
I know we talked about Robins being different in the UK from the US so this is the UK Robin.
Robin by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
I know we talked about Robins being different in the UK from the US so this is the UK Robin.
Robin by Ken OHagan, on Flickr