Photo of the Day: June 2010

[Joe King]

Sunset at the Bog of Frogs

I usually think sunsets are a bit cheesy but weather was amazing last night and it's (almost) midsummer, so:

 

[Doylem]

So many beautiful shades of green...

You've heard about 'the road less travelled'? Well, this is it. Me... and self-timer...

 

[BarryJ]

Bette Davies Eyes. Bass Lake camp ground. Cobalt, ON.

 

[BarryJ]

What ?

I usually think sunsets are a bit cheesy but weather was amazing last night and it's (almost) midsummer, so:

Bog of Frogs ?? I have one of those behind my house !

Nice snap!

Barry

 

[Designer Dale]

One awesome shot!

Way oversized quote. Add t to the string in a quote. It becomes [img] and shows a thumbnail. Read the tutorials in my sig.

Dale

 

[NevadaJack]

Deuce Again

 

[BFassassin]

As Joe King said the weather has been amazing here in Ireland this past week.

 

[peepboon]

Drummer Man

This guy is always in Cardiff with a pair of drum sticks drumming away on bins, railings, literally anything he can find to jam to.

This is another attempt on the very processed, commercial look. I'm trying to achieve a sort of Chase Jarvis kinda feel but less saturated. What do you think? Comments and critism welcome! (It would help me get better!)

My FLICKR

 

[roliath]

Seems like Puckhead193 and I were on the same page tonight...



EXIF Summary: 1/400s f/5.6 ISO200 300mm (35mm eq:450mm)

Also cropped. Next will be to try with my telescope.

Chef Jay

nice shot!

I took this one last night,
d90, 55-200vr

 

[TheReef]

Camera: Pentax K-7
Exposure: 8
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 28 mm
ISO Speed: 100

Love it Steamie!
New camera I see, how is it?

Very nice mcavjame. Simple and effective.

 

[GregPQ]

If you ever need someone to look after your best friend while you're out of town...just give a holler. Great shot!
Greg

 

[nicque]

 

[ChefJayPeek]

Thanks Puckhead193 and roliath for the comments on my Moon picture. Puckhead193, I think your picture had more noise only because you shot it at ISO 3200. I am not sure how I got the clarity I got, since there were some wispy clouds, but somehow by underexposing and then in post I was able to get rid of the glare. It was probably due to light pollution?

Something I am totally going to play with more, I liked doing it, and I did get a 4500 mm effective 'scope for my camera, stay tuned...

Mine for today...



EXIF Summary: 1/400s f/8.0 ISO200 300mm (35mm eq:450mm)

Stalking dinner...

Chef Jay

 

[pdxflint]

family play time...



D300, 80-200f/2.8, 1/400 sec, f/2.8, 200mm ISO400

 

[Schtumple]

Stour Centre Park (Kent) Planet

Always loved the planet photoshops that I've seen, found a simple guide online, thought I'd give it a shot, enjoyed it a lot, but man it was fiddly in places. Plan on doing a few more once I'm back home. The 'original' size on flickr is only half size, it's 10,000 x 10,000 pixels & 50mb JPEG, had to scale down to save time when uploading.

EDIT: Just noticed a few glaring mistakes, I finished this at midnight after a very long day, but I'll replace the picture on flickr soon.

Camera: Canon EOS 1000D
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 200

 

[GregPQ]

Behind a farm stand on U.S. Route 1 in York, Maine. Bought some blueberries!

Greg

 

[Jason Beck]

found a simple guide online,

Linky? That sounds way neat!

 

[oblomow]

It's the largest moon on earth. 25 meters in diameter. 'Floating' in a 100 meter high gasometer in Oberhausen, Germany.
6s f/4.0 ISO200 20mm

 

[NevadaJack]

More of Red Rock Shoot

 

[BarryJ]

Killarney Provincial Park. George Lake trail June 11

Anyone know what species this is ?

 

[Renderz]

From a friend's wedding yesterday in Banbury, England.

 

[AlaskaMoose]

Alaska wild rose in the backyard

 

[chrispholt]

Linky? That sounds way neat!

Please?

 

[sonor]

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[TheReef]

What a great photo! The depth of field, colour theme and direction all work together, for such a great result. Well done