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Photo of the Day: August 2010
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I'd say, well worth the sour leg issue ;-)
Here is mine for today:
"little runner" South Shanghai
The reason I have really sore legs today:
That is just fantastic.
Here's one from yesterday. It poured with rain in the afternoon, but then cleared up to give a lovely late Summer evening. We took the dogs out to Newlands Corner near Guildford for a walk and were rewarded with some lovely views South over the Surrey Hills.
Canon EOS 1000D/0.004 sec (1/250)/f9.0/78/ISO 200
Probably paid to be there by the real elk to deceive the tourists . Only thing I know about deer is they used to eat my landscaping when I lived up in the hills ...OK , let's try these . Taken in the Elk reserve at Tomales Pt.
Pennine farms...
Doylem, I always love your images and saw this scene the other day and tried to capture it as best I could as you would!
Cheers for the inspiration!
Oh and some feedback would be great, I realise it's not perfect but I quite like it!
Great photo. Your portfolio pictures are great.I'd say, well worth the sour leg issue ;-)
Here is mine for today:
"little runner" South Shanghai
Harvest time in the England/Scotland border country...
... a schizophrenic farmer? Square and round bales?
^^^ Great contrast between the warm & cold colours...
Garrigil...
Contrast between sunlight and cloud cover: at first I thought those sun-lite sheep were dust on your lens ...
Doylem (a contributor here for years and you always seem to surprise) ... handsomely fine work as always.
There are a few things going on here. One is posting more than one photo per day and the other is consecutive posting.
More than one image per day will get messages like this from people like me. Consecutive posting will get you permanent warnings from one of the Moderators. I'm not a mod, just a voice in the distance.
Read the first post of this thread for the rules we like to follow. Click the Quote and Multi-Quote link in my sig to find out how to do that.
Dale
Great shot... with the rocks in front like curtains opening up to reveal the view...
Doylem, I always love your images and saw this scene the other day and tried to capture it as best I could as you would!
Oh and some feedback would be great, I realise it's not perfect but I quite like it!
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Thanks for the compliment. Shooting a scene like me means standing around, then standing around some more, staring at the clouds for a bit, then a bit more standing around...
Feedback? I'm kinda looking for a subject in your pic, with the eye wandering round the picture space looking for somewhere to 'land'...
Probably paid to be there by the real elk to deceive the tourists . Only thing I know about deer is they used to eat my landscaping when I lived up in the hills ...OK , let's try these . Taken in the Elk reserve at Tomales Pt.
Ok, there they are.
Now that they are out of velvet I need to make a special trip out there to try and capture some for myself.
Very nice image and a sweet dog...
As suggested I added some "eye power" to this image and it does show more of the dogs personality. Used Nik's Viveza2 to bring out the eyes. Hope you don't mind my tweaking...
It looks good. Thanks for showing me.
Thanks, sprtnbsblplya (is that short for sportin' baseball player?) I appreciate the nice comment. While the scene is somewhat busy with all the lines and masts of boats, etc, it was remarkable calm and quiet at that time of day... Welcome to the forum...
Holy mother of God, what is it you do for such brilliant/vivid landscape shots? What's your setup? What were the settings for this particular photo? HDR? I need to know... please.