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Photo of the Day : December 2010
- Thread starter Designer Dale
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Your thin and perfect depth of focus makes the ornament jump out 3-D like. A rare sight..
Now that's what I call weather. I like the frail-looking shack and (if you look closely) that cat going "WTF!" ...
Here's some deer in Richmond Park, London, this morning.
Canon EOS 1000D/0.008 sec (1/125)/f8.0/50mm/ISO 200
^^^ The buck on the right has a fantastic set of antlers...
lol!
Here's mine for today...
Great piece of framing. I love the colors in this one. Much better than the portrait frame version.
Good to see you back, Doc. I see that your Ocicat has grown up and mastered the fine art of day napping.
Really nice B&W treatment. good framing and exposure, too. I like the way you framed a distant mountain in the arch.
Nice work by all.
Dale
Honey, did you hear something?
We had our first substantial snowfall here this morning. Got out to the local park for a stroll with the camera. I messed up and left my lens case with my primes at home, so I had to make do with my crappy old zoom . Won't make that mistake again (at least i hope not ) Anyway, I ended up with a few decent shots.
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This is actually a an extremely tight crop since I only had my 35-80mm zoom and forgot my 135mm prime.
We had our first substantial snowfall here this morning. Got out to the local park for a stroll with the camera. I messed up and left my lens case with my primes at home, so I had to make do with my crappy old zoom
. Won't make that mistake again (at least i hope not ) Anyway, I ended up with a few decent shots.
This is actually a an extremely tight crop since I only had my 35-80mm zoom and forgot my 135mm prime.
90mm, 1/60s, f/5.6, ISO200
These shots seemed to pair well together, beautiful in both cases.
As did these, I like the simplicity and warm rich colours.
Camera Canon EOS REBEL T2i
Exposure 0.02 sec (1/50)
Aperture f/9.0
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO Speed 125
Exposure Bias +2/3 EV
Finally, I was able to get my T2i in the mail and started practically applying all the theoretical knowledge I have on DSLRs. So I shot things around the house to just get acquainted with the lenses I have. Here's one of them:
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Used to be lunch by JeevesofRKdia, on Flickr
Though as a personal criticism, I think I should have used a smaller aperture. The middle of the fork is a bit too blurry for what I would like. Oh well, such is the learning process.
Used to be lunch by JeevesofRKdia, on Flickr
Though as a personal criticism, I think I should have used a smaller aperture. The middle of the fork is a bit too blurry for what I would like. Oh well, such is the learning process.
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Thanks!
Beautiful colours there, love the reflection
What is the weird pattern just above the horizon on the left? Looks like smoke trails far away.
One of the last photos from before the snow came:
50mm, f/8, 1/45s, ISO200
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