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Photo of the Day - September 2018
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Another long exposure from me. Second Valley, South Australia.
The interestingly shaped building to the left may be of interest to some music fans; it is the Rock & Roll Music Hall of Fame.
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Skyline by Lance Randall, on Flickr
iPhone 8
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Skyline by Lance Randall, on FlickriPhone 8
Shot with iPhone X, edited in Apple Photos, while holding the latest and lightest mirrorless camera and staring at Affinity plugins included in the unobtainable holy grail of DAM's.
Olivia Headshot by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
Olivia Headshot by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
I also got some fungus growing on trees.
My younger daughter, clearly not wanting her picture taken.
On vacation, Rory’s Diner, Parker, CO.
I hesitated to post this here, but for some reason I really like this photo of her. Go figure.
iPhone X
On vacation, Rory’s Diner, Parker, CO.
I hesitated to post this here, but for some reason I really like this photo of her. Go figure.
iPhone X
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Sad face
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He looks formidable.
I am aware of the struggle, my daughter is now 12 and it's getting to the point where I can't take photos of her.
Okay, I'm intrigued... what's going on here with the "latest and lightest mirrorless camera" mention? Have you bought a new tool, Adam?Shot with iPhone X, edited in Apple Photos, while holding the latest and lightest mirrorless camera and staring at Affinity plugins included in the unobtainable holy grail of DAM's.
Olivia Headshot by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
BTW, that's a very nice result with a mobile phone! I have some great results from my 8+ too, which present incredibly well at smaller sizes for web viewing, but, look closely at them and there's a distinct lack of detail, even with saving in HEIF format. The sharpening in the inbuilt camera app is horrendous. Use a third party camera app, capable of saving as RAW/DNG files and there's a lot more detail there!
An Arum Lily backlit nicely so it glowed, at a monastery where some acquaintances are holding an event next April and I was taking some shots of the place to be used in their media releases.
'Cloud Atlas' (aka, The Bean) in Millennium Park - Chicago
Cloud Atlas by Lance Randall, on Flickr
First time I really spent time in Chicago - what a great city. Vibrant and plenty of things to see and do.
Cloud Atlas by Lance Randall, on FlickrFirst time I really spent time in Chicago - what a great city. Vibrant and plenty of things to see and do.
It has rained for 4 days, so I’ll post one of my favorites from a couple years ago.
Fujifilm X20: ISO 1600, f2.2 @ 1/15 sec
Haha...I was (I thought quite obviously) taking the piss mate and hitting on the most topical points of this forum. All my stuff is still taken on an outdated and no good DSLR and edited (heavily) in (the evil) Photoshop.
I wondered if you were doing the wind up! I bow down to the master!Haha...I was (I thought quite obviously) taking the piss mate and hitting on the most topical points of this forum. All my stuff is still taken on an outdated and no good DSLR and edited (heavily) in (the evil) Photoshop.