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Photo of the Day - July 2012
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Thank you MadameI might crop out the left most tree that does not belong to the main one, and tone down the saturation a bit !?!
I decided not to say anything about the tree intruding in from the left, but since you mentioned it, I'll agree with you.
Actually, my initial thought was that maybe you could clone out that bit, but looking at it again, maybe a crop in from left and top would be better. Saturation...eh...looks nice and punchy to me. One other thing you might do is zap those dust spots in the upper right corner. At any rate, it's a terrific shot. Silhouettes don't get much better than that. 
Recently returned from a trip to Thailand... here's a shot of boats on the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok at night...
I had to pay the sheep time and a half for working weekends...
Do they know how to do better image compression.
That image is 848KB, testing my patience with the already slow connection speed I currently have to tolerate.
ScientistRyan's latest is also a bit bloated at 390KB.This is a friendly reminder to image posters that not all who view these pages have super high speed internet. If you don't care about that but your a tree hugger, consider that fewer bits transferred saves energy. Thank you.
A bit of Help
Just starting on here so be gentle with me!
How do I post my photos without being an Attached Thumbnail?
Just starting on here so be gentle with me!
How do I post my photos without being an Attached Thumbnail?
Just starting on here so be gentle with me!
How do I post my photos without being an Attached Thumbnail?
If you go to the very first page of this thread there is a whole bunch of info and links that will help you to post photos, etc.
I bought a LumoPro 160 and some Cactus triggers but had problems with the Cactus misfiring often enough to frustrate me. Hope you don't run into the same problem
Here's mine for today. An afternoon storm front moving in on the Museum of Mining here in Butte:
Dont know if you can get these in the us?
YN-460 II
They are pretty decent and cheap as chips...you can get 14 (fourteen)* for the price of one 580 exII
Was pleasently suprised with mine, they have a little pull out bounce card, come well packaged, even have a stand and a little carring pouch..
nice and easy to use just full manual adjust power up and down, only down side is they tend to go through batteries a bit quick so had to stock up on some more eneloops..
Review here..
http://lightdescription.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/yongnuo-speedlite-yn460-ii.html
*one for anyone who can remember the vidi printer!!
Rose Castle, near Tarn Hows. No roses... and definitely not a castle. Just a bit of architectural whimsy, I think...
You always get the most amazing light! Thank you so much for sharing!
Another view of the St. Louis Cathedral. I had to be a bit patient waiting for a clear shot with many other tourists walking through it. I have several shots with people in the aisle because I wasn't sure I was going to get a clear one. I'm very glad the official representative of the church didn't even blink at the tripod as I set it up (not sure he's technically a security guard, since he seemed more of an tourist information type person).
Backstreets of Brum
Took this yesterday on what feels like the first sunny day of the year! click on through for larger image, or the original can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rtpalmi/7624914338/in/photostream
C&C welcome as always! in particular, is the background out of focus, or do you think that was camera shake? Can anything be done about that, other than going back with the tripod!?
Took this yesterday on what feels like the first sunny day of the year! click on through for larger image, or the original can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rtpalmi/7624914338/in/photostream
C&C welcome as always! in particular, is the background out of focus, or do you think that was camera shake? Can anything be done about that, other than going back with the tripod!?
