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Photo of the Day September 2019
- Thread starter Hughmac
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Funny you say that. I saw a guy clearly carrying as I drove home for my cauliflower meal. My first instinct was to mug him!what do you mean? been sniffing fish and chips again?
Pacifica -20181020-14.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Anyone else suffer withdrawals with the forum upgrade taking so long?
US-36 at the Missouri river. Using the XR
US-36 at the Missouri river. Using the XR
Me!!!Anyone else suffer withdrawals with the forum upgrade taking so long?
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US-36 at the Missouri river. Using the XR
Big time!Anyone else suffer withdrawals with the forum upgrade taking so long?
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US-36 at the Missouri river. Using the XR
What forum upgrade?
Cheers
Hugh
Kids these days. Helpless if their favourite website is unavalaible for 2 minutes.
I stumbled across this photographer who builds his own macro gear. The results are amazing. His name 'fotoopa' translates to photo-grandpa.
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So many photos to share from my cruise this month. I like this one a lot, taken inside a castle in Lisbon Portugal.
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Hey, I’m old too. I don't even have a Twitter account!Kids these days. Helpless if their favourite website is unavalaible for 2 minutes.
I stumbled across this photographer who builds his own macro gear. The results are amazing. His name 'fotoopa' translates to photo-grandpa.
Had a change to drive up to Calaveras Big Trees State Park while visiting family in California. The magnificent trees are hard to capture with an Xr so I asked my wife to pose next to a trunk.
But she might be really small! Impressive trunk. Reminds me of Endor.
My son had a minor surgery at Boston Children's this week and I walked to a nearby Apple Store to get him an iPad for his upcoming birthday. Along the way I stumbled across this sewer grate. I've taken pictures of sewer grates in other cities I've visited (not quite enough to make a series out of them, but an ongoing project). For this one I like how the light and shadows create an optical illusion across the face of the grate (almost like an Escher drawing). Felt like sharing.
My son had a minor surgery at Boston Children's this week and I walked to a nearby Apple Store to get him an iPad for his upcoming birthday. Along the way I stumbled across this sewer grate. I've taken pictures of sewer grates in other cities I've visited (not quite enough to make a series out of them, but an ongoing project). For this one I like how the light and shadows create an optical illusion across the face of the grate (almost like an Escher drawing). Felt like sharing.
Hope your little fella is recovering well - and happy birthday!
This was from a recent field trip to the local fire station...
Playing around with the macro setting on my 24-70/4 .....
Works pretty well . The setting seems to shift the lens optics so as to get the same effect as an extension tube . It won't let you get to life size , but this ain't too bad ...
6D2 , 24-70@macro , f8@1/800 , ISO 400
Works pretty well . The setting seems to shift the lens optics so as to get the same effect as an extension tube . It won't let you get to life size , but this ain't too bad ...
6D2 , 24-70@macro , f8@1/800 , ISO 400
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Seed pods
*** edit - I was informed these are immature pine cones. Just in case anyone was curious.
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