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Photo of the day: July 2011
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I drove all the way from Vancouver, BC, Canada to watch ManU play against the Seattle Sounders yesterday. ROOOOOOOO-NEY! scored 3 goals within minutes of the second half and Obertan is so freakin fast! Best football match I've ever been to. Holy crow Qwest Field is LOUD!! 67,000 people came to watch.
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I drove all the way from Vancouver, BC, Canada to watch ManU play against the Seattle Sounders yesterday. ROOOOOOOO-NEY! scored 3 goals within minutes of the second half and Opertan is so freakin fast! Best football match I've ever been to. Holy crow Qwest Field is LOUD!! 67,000 people came to watch.
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I'm GREEN with envy!!
Tree with Character
Spotted this during the Golden Hour ... colors and texture reached out and embraced me. I can almost see a face on the "bump!" C&C welcome and appreciated.
ISO 200, 85mm, 0ev, f/5.3, 1/640
Spotted this during the Golden Hour ... colors and texture reached out and embraced me. I can almost see a face on the "bump!" C&C welcome and appreciated.
ISO 200, 85mm, 0ev, f/5.3, 1/640
Charming scene!
I thought you were going to forgo the diacritical marks in order to make your images timg-able. Oh well.
Spotted this during the Golden Hour ... colors and texture reached out and embraced me. I can almost see a face on the "bump!" C&C welcome and appreciated.
ISO 200, 85mm, 0ev, f/5.3, 1/640
So you're not a tree hugger but a tree huggee?
There's a tree or two in my neighborhood with a huge bulge in the middle of the trunk all the way around it. I should get it for a daily photo sometime soon, too.For this did you use Photoshop to create the reflections - by masking and then using a variety of effects to achieve the lighting; or a 3D program, like 3DS Max, and make 3D box (for the table, for example) then set up lights, and change the properties of the 3D shape that you created. Either way, that's a awesome picture you've got there.
It doesn't look like that was done in Photoshop. Most likely, it was just a long exposure photo and someone drawing with a flashlight or phone. That's the most common way to make a photo like that.
Walking around my back yard this morning, I saw the light falling on this web in the middle of the trees lining the edge of my backyard.
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Web in Wood by Gerg1967, on Flickr
Web in Wood by Gerg1967, on Flickr
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Hello Doylem. I've been following this thread for almost two years now and your photos and other members here produce stunning photos. I am new to photography and just started to learn. In this photo the tree was included in the foreground, was it something that you pre-planned as part of composition or was it the limitation of the lense you have used or something else? to make it short I want to know what made you took this very nice photo of yours
Many thanks.
