Picture of the day...

[Chip NoVaMac]

rebscb: check the posting rules at the start of this thread (hint: it has to do with how many pictures to post on any given day)

Right you are. But also with threads like this, it is up to the OP to request that the mods keep things under control.

In this case, I will speak for iGary - I doubt that two quick posts would make him upset.

 

[greenmac]

27/11/06

3 ducks have been coming to visit our house for the past week. I think DOF is too shallow, but I would have to grab tripod otherwise, and well I'm too lazy. well I guess iso 400 coulda worked too.

Nikon D50
1/160
f 5.0
Nikkor 70-300 - 200mm
iso 200

 

[Bananac]

Im not a professional yet.Im learning now about photography so what do u think about this photo and the second photo on the post #3194 page 128.
I will sign on Faculty of dramatic arts (Directing for Film and Tv) next year.

Sunshine in Montenegro

Taken by Fuji S9500
1/110
F/8.0
28-300 -300mm
ISO 80

 

[rebscb]

apologies

Thanks for the reference to the rules for posting one per day. I apologize for my mistake...

 

[freebooter]

Thanks for the reference to the rules for posting one per day. I apologize for my mistake...

no worries

it's easy to overlook such things

keep on posting!

 

[freebooter]

Foggy Mountain Trail Panorama--Late Fall Edition

Mt. Yongji
Daegu, South Korea
November 26, 2006.
Pentax Optio W10
39 shot panorama, stitched in AutoPano Pro

It was a cool and misty Sunday run. Lord! I felt euphoric...

I invite you to compare it to my similar post on page 58 (#1447) of this thread.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/204316/

 

[Rickay726]

(Some background):

Between work and vacations, it has been a busy couple of months for me!

As a thank you to my sister for her help during my break-up with my ex (and all that entailed - emotionally, physically, financially, and personally) of 13+ years; I took her on her second cruise (and my first) in mid October.

What will follow over the next many days (weeks perhaps) are a few of the "winners" of that trip of the photos I took (or at least IMHO). I had to to try to balance the "photographer" in me; and trying to make this trip "special" for my sister.

While not the "best" photo; the attached image perhaps shares best how I felt about this trip. The first time in 10+ years that I allowed myself to lounge by a pool or beach.

And the shear awe of seeing the cruise-ship that I was on in it's full splendor. The Caribbean Princess was an amazing ship. 3100 passengers. The rear most "deck" was the Skywalker Lounge looming 18 floors as they count them.

[shooting data: Panasonic LX-1 in JPEG mode, at 19.2mm (85mm 35mm FOV), f/4.5, 1/250, ISO 80]

i was on that ship over the summer, it was my first cruise to, i had such a good time

 

[Chip NoVaMac]

i was on that ship over the summer, it was my first cruise to, i had such a good time

Hope you will join me in sharing some photos from that trip.

Going OT here for a bit:

Because of the fun I had on the Caribbean Princess, I just came back less than two weeks ago on a 4 night cruise on the Carnival Imagination. I had a decent time; but David, the cruise director, on the Caribbean Princess - really made that cruise much more fun. I want to take the Eastern Caribbean tour on the Caribbean Prince.

Just wish Princess and other cruise lines had fares that were more friendly for the single traveler, like Carnival does.

What was the weather like for your trip? I was a bit surprised at the humidity for October. Was hoping for just a little less for that time of year.

 

[gauchogolfer]

Hey, as long as we're posting travel pictures. I'm in Florence right now as part of an ongoing vacation extravaganza that I'm sure I'll post about in a separate thread when it's all over. Suffice it to say that I've had about enough of traveling for the moment. Anyways, we hiked up the Campanile next to the Duomo in Florence today (414 stairs up), and the view was beautiful. Here's a shot looking out past the Duomo's Dome over Florence.

Minolta Dimage A2

Edit: 2000th post, w00t

 

[Mike Teezie]

From a senior session on 11/22, in West Ouachita, LA.

EXIF:
Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D
Exposure Time: 1/160 sec
ISO: 50
Lens Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 50.00 mm

I'm not trying to spam my website or anything, this is a version off of my blog. I'm too lazy to crop it and upload another, so there you go.

 

[VictorM]

It was a cool and misty Sunday run. Lord! I felt euphoric...

I invite you to compare it to my similar post on page 58 (#1447) of this thread.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/204316/

I'm looking forward to your (continued) study in seasons. I'm not familiar with the climate in your area, do you get much/any snowfall?

 

[edge540]

I just got my camera, so I thought id go up and see what it can do at night. Bare with it as I'm new to the whole DSLR thingy, but am loving it.

Nikon D80
Focal Length: 50mm
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure: 15"

 

[srf4real]

I just got my camera, so I thought id go up and see what it can do at night. Bare with it as I'm new to the whole DSLR thingy, but am loving it.

Nikon D80
Focal Length: 50mm
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure: 15"

Hey, is that Robert Conlan Blvd? Good idea for a view. I like it.

 

[EastCoastFlyer]

The Shadow Knows

My shadow, FEC's tracks

Nikon D50
f/10 at 20mm
.004 sec​

 

[cookie1105]

Taken yesterday, Sunday 26/11/06, at Copenhagen Skate Park, DK

 

[freebooter]

Foggy Fall Trail, Again

Mt. Yongji
Daegu, South Korea
Pentax Optio W10
1/13@f3.3
6.3mm
iso 64

Fall is so deliciously melancholy.

 

[edge540]

Hey, is that Robert Conlan Blvd? Good idea for a view. I like it.

I have no idea what its called, but its in Fort Collins, CO.

 

[Yakamoto]

Mt. Yongji
Daegu, South Korea
November 26, 2006.
Pentax Optio W10
39 shot panorama, stitched in AutoPano Pro

It was a cool and misty Sunday run. Lord! I felt euphoric...

I invite you to compare it to my similar post on page 58 (#1447) of this thread.


Mt. Yongji
Daegu, South Korea
Pentax Optio W10
1/13@f3.3
6.3mm
iso 64

Fall is so deliciously melancholy.[/QUOTE]

Both are absolutely stunning as usual. Great work.

 

[EastCoastFlyer]

Fall is so deliciously melancholy.

I increasingly believe that one cannot learn to bring that level of emotion into a photograph. Innate talent. Wonderful.

 

[Mechcozmo]

As promised, here is a another photo from my October cruise on the Caribbean Princess. This shot was done with the Nikon D50IR (converted by Life Pixel) with the 10.5 fish-eye lens at ISO 200, 1/320 at f/9.0).

I assume that the IR means that it 'sees' in infrared, but how does it work with the differences in focusing? What does the conversion entail? Sounds really neat.

Suitable, so soon since Thanksgiving:

f 4.0 @ 1/80th of a second, ISO 100
Again, sorry for having to post it like this. I'm working on getting my webserver to do the chore instead of my ftp server since vB doesn't seem to like ftp. And no, that isn't the turkey we used for our family's Thanksgiving dinner.

 

[paleck]

First Snow

First Snow
Salt Lake City, UT
Canon Digital Rebel XT
Aperture: F3.5
Shutter: 1/60
Focal Length: 22.00mm

 

[Aperture]

I think this picture would be stronger if you took out the lights in the background, only showing the road. I don't think the lights in the background add much to the picture. I love time lapse shots like this, btw. Here is a quick mockup just to show you; I hope you don't mind me messing around with it. Anyway; here it is..

IMHO

Kevin

 

[freebooter]

Both are absolutely stunning as usual. Great work.

I increasingly believe that one cannot learn to bring that level of emotion into a photograph. Innate talent. Wonderful.

Thanks bunchly! You can't go wrong taking snaps in the fog.

 

[freebooter]

Shot earlier this year.

Just have to say that this is a wonderful shot.

It looks like the kind of place place where the Loch Ness Monster might bob up at any time.

 

[Aperture]

RiverView Park
8/16/06
Canon Digital Rebel
Canon 18-55mm

Once again, CC appreciated!

Kevin