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Photo of the Day - June 2009
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was quite quick, and the concept of point and shot lived up to its name...
Lumix TZ-5.
Sunset on the Nile.
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Lumix TZ-5.
Sunset on the Nile.
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^^^
I like the way the figues are positioned. I've read that Henri Cartier-Bresson (sometimes) used a finder on his Leica rangefinder camera which produced an upside-down image. It meant he could concentrate solely on composition, and the way the different elements of the picture came together. An interesting idea...
I like the way the figues are positioned. I've read that Henri Cartier-Bresson (sometimes) used a finder on his Leica rangefinder camera which produced an upside-down image. It meant he could concentrate solely on composition, and the way the different elements of the picture came together. An interesting idea...
Wow... Sunday's post are great. Nice range of tones today.
Here is my submission. It looks a little odd because the distortion of the wide angle doesn't give consistent verticals:
Camera: Canon 5D
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 24mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/320 @ f/8
Lens: Canon 17-40mm f/4L
Filter: ND Grad .6
Here is my submission. It looks a little odd because the distortion of the wide angle doesn't give consistent verticals:
Camera: Canon 5D
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 24mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/320 @ f/8
Lens: Canon 17-40mm f/4L
Filter: ND Grad .6
Trespassing a bit in Derbyshire - Dec 2008
Feedback please?
Trespassing is good: walkers of the world, unite!
You've got to call the sheep if you want them to be more cooperative. First they look left - click - then they look right - click - then they look at you with that gormless* expression - click...
* Gormless: Yorkshire word for something a bit stupid (as is 'Doylem'...).
Thanks Doylem. I've read something similar myself. When he'd look at other photographers' work, he'd turn the images round to check composition. Upside-down they become abstract, so he could look for shapes and whether they worked together or clashed. I really ought to try it sometime.
city on fire?
Wonderful!
Where is it and what did you use to take it? Thanks!
So many, many, great pics on here everyone, unfortunately unable to quote them all!
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Something similar to the flower Centaurea napifolia, haven't found the english name for it.
Only PP was exposure and crop. I think my flash made it that saturated.
Something similar to the flower Centaurea napifolia, haven't found the english name for it.
Only PP was exposure and crop. I think my flash made it that saturated.
Something similar to the flower Centaurea napifolia, haven't found the english name for it.
Only PP was exposure and crop. I think my flash made it that saturated.
nice I like it. i'd probably run through noise reduction just for the bokeh. very nice!
Nice shot which made me chuckle to myself. You could probably sell that to a picture library.