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Photo of the Day: July 2013
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Any further to the right, and I got the pub car park. This is very local to where I live, so I'll be back at some point soon (probably with tripod) to try out some of the feedback. Thanks for taking the time, and keep it coming.
Will have to revisit this one, yet again...
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm IS
Congratulations on your persistence.
I would say 9 times out of 10, if I have ever organised something around the weather or light in general it doesn't pan out how I exactly want it to be. However, on that 1 time it does work it is so worth it!
Good luck for next time!
Very nice photo. Great lighting. What time of day did you shoot this? Love the colors of the sky and how they accent the rock wall. Nice shadow detail, too. Nothing lost in there.
Dale
Note to the coders in the forum: Is it just me or are all of the Auto TIMG extensions broken? I hand coded this to show the image.
About an hour and a half of July left for me, so here is a snap shot I took at work yesterday. I say snapshot as it was shot through my office window on whatever setting it was on last! The small grey cloud kind of ruined the shot a bit, as I wasn't quite quick enough to get the interesting one in just blue sky.
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My plan was to restore the maximum image size to 1024px wide (or larger!) as part of an extension upgrade, never got around to doing it... so I'll investigate the problems and hopefully get a new extension out some time.
Thanks and no worry. It seems to be an issue just with the image server used by Heron88. All the other images I tried to quote TIMG'd just fine, but his post wouldn't work under any browser.
Thanks.
Dale
Fishing 'till the sun goes down by xmunos, on Flickr
First outing with the Fujifilm X-Pro1. Absolutely love what this camera can do. This is straight out of the camera JPEG, no processing (other than a slight straighten).
Always knew we Aussies were a pretty chilled out bunch!
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Fishing 'till the sun goes down by xmunos, on Flickr
First outing with the Fujifilm X-Pro1. Absolutely love what this camera can do. This is straight out of the camera JPEG, no processing (other than a slight straighten).
Congrat's on the X-Pro1 Alex. Should suit your street style perfectly.
Thank you John, can't wait to get more time with it this weekend!Always knew we Aussies were a pretty chilled out bunch!
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Congrat's on the X-Pro1 Alex. Should suit your street style perfectly.
Fishing 'till the sun goes down by xmunos, on Flickr
First outing with the Fujifilm X-Pro1. Absolutely love what this camera can do. This is straight out of the camera JPEG, no processing (other than a slight straighten).
Nice photo and another congratulations on the X-Pro 1! I know you'll make the most of it. Fairly recent X-E1 user here!
No problem, already have! Just that it's easier to comment on the last pics in the old month than in the new.
Always knew we Aussies were a pretty chilled out bunch!
'Cept that kangaroo is at least a third or fourth generation American