These two cuties were cudling each other in the snow.
What kind of dogs are they?
Last night in Vancouver...
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What kind of dogs are they?
Last night in Vancouver...
The City That Never Sleeps (even in pouring rain 
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Times Square, NYC
P.S can anyone tell me the brand/model of these black cars that seem very common in the US?
We don't have anything like them in Australia, nor any Chevy, GMC, Acura or Pontiac... (But some people seem to like sticking Chevy badges on their Australian-built Holden Commodore... )
)Times Square, NYC
P.S can anyone tell me the brand/model of these black cars that seem very common in the US?
We don't have anything like them in Australia, nor any Chevy, GMC, Acura or Pontiac... (But some people seem to like sticking Chevy badges on their Australian-built Holden Commodore...
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476C9129 by kevinfl2011, on Flickr
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Love that. Was it with a fisheye? You on hols over there?
Thanks, yes that was with a Pentax DA 10-17mm fish-eye, I bought the lens especially for my cities of US/Canada holiday, was there for a bit over a month. I had a few fish-eye shots planned in my head for NYC, I haven't been using it for landscapes but I really enjoyed using it out on the streets in NYC.
Everything is now opposite and I'm back in Scorching 'Straya, last Tuesday was a shocker
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Received my Tamron 90mm macro lens yesterday. Here is the second image stack I did with it. The whole frame covered about 16x20mm at its greatest magnification. The macro-rails make life easy for image stacking and I can see the benefit to liveview now! 10x magnification for fine tuning focus is good, much better and more accurate than peering through the viewfinder.
It's a fairly boring item to look at I know, but for me it's all about getting the hurdles and technique out of the way early. Learning inside, then going outside with it later on. It's a slicker brush for our dogs and the bristles are 16mm high.
Shot pretty early this morning on my desk, lit only by very indirect light from outside coming from the back right of shot.
Canon 60D, Tamron 90mm Macro, Macro Rails on a tripod. 5 image stack.
90mm, f/14, ISO 200, 30 seconds.
It's a fairly boring item to look at I know, but for me it's all about getting the hurdles and technique out of the way early. Learning inside, then going outside with it later on. It's a slicker brush for our dogs and the bristles are 16mm high.
Shot pretty early this morning on my desk, lit only by very indirect light from outside coming from the back right of shot.
Canon 60D, Tamron 90mm Macro, Macro Rails on a tripod. 5 image stack.
90mm, f/14, ISO 200, 30 seconds.
The City That Never Sleeps (even in pouring rain
Times Square, NYC
P.S can anyone tell me the brand/model of these black cars that seem very common in the US?
We don't have anything like them in Australia, nor any Chevy, GMC, Acura or Pontiac... (But some people seem to like sticking Chevy badges on their Australian-built Holden Commodore...
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Nice shot - that car would be a Lincoln Town Car. I remember riding on one some years ago. I asked for a taxi and the Hilton arranged for a limousine instead.
Lots of roll and not very supportive rear seat - but the driver was efficient and friendly.
The City That Never Sleeps (even in pouring rain
Times Square, NYC
P.S can anyone tell me the brand/model of these black cars that seem very common in the US?
Sure looks like a Lincoln Town Car . They're real popular as limos .
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Canal de Marseille, France
I love this photo Doylem. Love the way the colours stand out against the muted background, the way the lines lead into the photo and the simple, striking composition. I always enjoy seeing your photos but this one really struck me.
Foggy evening at Windermere railway station...
I love this photo Doylem. Love the way the colours stand out against the muted background, the way the lines lead into the photo and the simple, striking composition. I always enjoy seeing your photos but this one really struck me.
365-10 by tristangage, on Flickr
Camera Canon EOS 500D
Exposure 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 50 mm
ISO Speed 3200
Testing the new Tamron 90mm macro lens on a wind-up toy of mine. Taken at f/2.8 in natural indirect early morning light.
ISO 100, 400mm, 13 sec, f/11, ND filters
This is a great shot Rowbear. I love the composition and colour. It has such a beautiful cold wintery feel.
Mine for today..
