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Photo of the Day - January 2012
- Thread starter Designer Dale
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A shot from up on the Lincolnshire Wolds one of the few places in the UK where you can still feel you have it all to yourself,
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Wolds Sunset WM by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
Wolds Sunset WM by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
A shot from up on the Lincolnshire Wolds one of the few places in the UK where you can still feel you have it all to yourself,
Wolds Sunset WM by Shaun Wilkinson Photography, on Flickr
Wow! That lined up well. How long was the exposure and did you use a ND filter?
I came out of Uni last week and luckily had my camera with me.
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Winter's Dusk by Phil Saunter on Flickr
It was shot at ISO1000 - F8 - 1/50s - 39mm on an EOS 600D.
Winter's Dusk by Phil Saunter on Flickr
It was shot at ISO1000 - F8 - 1/50s - 39mm on an EOS 600D.
Had our power knocked out for a few days, but I want to catch up on some of the great photos here.
Nice photos from everyone!
Dale
Great framing and use of light. I love the separation that the house and field have from the rest of the frame.More trolling through my archives...
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I would love to have a print of this, as it's one of my favorite photos from your lovely Lakes District. I refuse to believe this is some sort of utility box. That's entirely too mundane for the subject. Hobbit house for sure.I found this tiny house in the woods. And it really is tiny (just big enough to store a pair of walking boots, or a mans head... or maybe the crock of gold that you find at the end of the rainbow). And theres a lock on the door. Im intrigued.
Wonderful use of layering. Nice and soothing photo.School House Beach on Washington Island, Door County WI
Beautiful. Enough said.
Very unique combination of tones and forms. I like the way the leaf stands out from the frozen background.First decent snowfall (icefall) in Washington DC.
Wonderful mass of lines and shapes. Very well visualized.
Nice photos from everyone!
Dale
PM me with your email, Dale, and I'll be happy to send you a full-res version (I don't think it's going to be appearing in a tourist brochure any time soon)...
Thanks it was a 3 shot HDR, I think the longest exposure was 20/30 seconds, I didnt use a ND filter.
The wind was very very strong which made the clouds streak like that.
Love this photo! Love all your photos!
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Love it! Very cool! Great colors and great lines!
Wonderful photo Phrasikleia.
Can I ask a few technique about the pic if you don't mind. EXIF says 127 Sec F 11. Did you use Bulb mode to come up with such a long shutter speed?
How come it did not overexpose the picture? And when you set your shutter speed to such a long exposure, what were you trying to achive? ( I know the photo speak for itself, I just want to know your insight prior to pressing the shutter.)
Thanks and keep on posting wonderful pictures. Truely enjoyable to see.
The sun was shining through the morning fog, and I couldn't resist stopping and taking a few shots while running this morning. (iPhone 4 using Camera+)
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Morning Run and Sun by Gerg1967, on Flickr
Morning Run and Sun by Gerg1967, on Flickr
Grey and rainy weather made me look into last years images. This one from Turkey I overlooked, now edited with SEP 2.0.
D5000 + 50mm 1.4G|ISO 1600|1.4|1/125|
D5000 + 50mm 1.4G|ISO 1600|1.4|1/125|
Grey and rainy weather made me look into last years images. This one from Turkey I overlooked, now edited with SEP 2.0.
D5000 + 50mm 1.4G|ISO 1600|1.4|1/125|
Nice one Appie. Don't know how it looked originally, but I like it this way.
(Composition as well)
Great shot! nice colours and balance of light, I like how you included the light trail of the traffic through the gap in the trees.
(AUTOTimg'd with Chrome, Mac OS X Lion - 10.7.1, works fine here)
ISO8000, 1/15sec, ƒ/5.0, 200mm
Giant at night - flying for Qantas Airways Ltd.
This looks amazing blown up on your smugmug, so sharp, love it!
Backlit plane landing...
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Well, I just clicked the buttons to multi-quote a whole bunch of posts in this thread, typed my replies, and clicked preview...DIDN'T WORK...got links instead of TIMG'ed images. Grrrrr.
So now I'm going to go sulk in a corner and be miffed for while. When I summon the will, I'll attempt to get it working again in Chrome or else will resort to a different browser. This intermittent buggy behavior is really annoying.
Well, I just clicked the buttons to multi-quote a whole bunch of posts in this thread, typed my replies, and clicked preview...DIDN'T WORK...got links instead of TIMG'ed images. Grrrrr.
If you still have your text saved, you can copy your post into a reply field in Firefox and it will TIMG.This is another one from the Georgian Terrace Hotel meetup. It's quite different from what I've done before, too. I'd really like to hear some comments/critiques about it because it is outside my usual photographic comfort zone (though I had no problem asking this lady to pose for me).
This is another one from the Georgian Terrace Hotel meetup. It's quite different from what I've done before, too. I'd really like to hear some comments/critiques about it because it is outside my usual photographic comfort zone (though I had no problem asking this lady to pose for me).
I like the lighting and composition of the picture-it has a spiritual quality to it. The black and golden colors also work very well together.