I have the same problem, really. I should have moved it before I took the shot. Oh well, I'll just remember that for next time.
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Photo of the Day: June 2011
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I have the same problem, really. I should have moved it before I took the shot. Oh well, I'll just remember that for next time.
Great to see people using the extension 
To anyone using the AutoTIMG Safari extension version 1.0, I'd encourage you to upgrade to version 1.1, it does away with the button and TIMGs automatically on the reply page.
(Unless of course you prefer the control of the button approach)
Very nice VirtualRain, the silhouette and lighting make for a nice ambience.
To anyone using the AutoTIMG Safari extension version 1.0, I'd encourage you to upgrade to version 1.1, it does away with the button and TIMGs automatically on the reply page.
(Unless of course you prefer the control of the button approach)
Sunset on English Bay... and the Kitsilano Yacht Club Jetty... this is shot from the Boathouse Restaurant on Kitts beach with my 70-300 L at 300mm... and I didn't notice at the time, but I was pleasantly surprised to find a Heron under the dock in this pic.
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Very nice VirtualRain, the silhouette and lighting make for a nice ambience.
Thanks for the input. I will take light more into consideration next time.
Yes, I can recommend a couple of good books to read: The Photographer's Eye by Michael Freeman, and Understanding Exposure by Brian Peterson. You can learn a lot by reading books and posting your photos online for feedback.
This is a storm in the distance.
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I like the theme of the approaching storm, so I dug up one of my own.
A car trying to beat a storm in the Sequoia Foothills:
I've had this spot on my "to-do" list for a while. Last night I had the chance to stop for a shot, and I arrived at just the right time.
It looks like a large, peaceful field out in the country somewhere. However, it is surrounded by subdivisions along a pretty busy street. There's a "No Dumping No Trespassing" sign next to this gate. Parked to my left is construction equipment for the road widening and sidewalk rebuild all in front of this field. There is a nice county park (where I parked my car) about 1/4 of a mile down the street from this spot, so it isn't all bad.
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Locked Out by Gerg1967, on Flickr
It looks like a large, peaceful field out in the country somewhere. However, it is surrounded by subdivisions along a pretty busy street. There's a "No Dumping No Trespassing" sign next to this gate. Parked to my left is construction equipment for the road widening and sidewalk rebuild all in front of this field. There is a nice county park (where I parked my car) about 1/4 of a mile down the street from this spot, so it isn't all bad.
Locked Out by Gerg1967, on Flickr
Great to see people using the extension
To anyone using the AutoTIMG Safari extension version 1.0, I'd encourage you to upgrade to version 1.1, it does away with the button and TIMGs automatically on the reply page.
(Unless of course you prefer the control of the button approach)
Very nice VirtualRain, the silhouette and lighting make for a nice ambience.
Thanks Reef!... I haven't had a chance to try your plugin yet, but will soon. It's just bizarre to me that this behavior is not hard coded into the forums!
Here's another from the same day... how can you tell this is in Canada?
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Early morning light on Oats Royd Mill in the Luddenden Valley, Yorkshire...
That's a neat looking mill. Do you know what they mill there? Wool?
BTW, does anyone know what the two arrows are by the quote button?
Google says it's 'The Worsted and Spinning Mill of J Murgatroyd & Son.
The arrows are post voting button. The up for favourable and the down for negative opinions.
KGB
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Actually, if you reside "across the pond" it's "favorable."
You can vote the down arrow if you wish
As you may note that I am in the Antipodes, like New Zealand and we speak and spell the Queens English down here. Perhaps this is not understood in the USA.Actually, if you reside "across the pond" it's "favorable."
KGB
Did an evening walk to watch the lunar eclipse. Turned out to be to cloudy,
however the beginning of the evening had some nice light.
f11, 8s, 100ISO
however the beginning of the evening had some nice light.
f11, 8s, 100ISO
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Sunset on English Bay... and the Kitsilano Yacht Club Jetty... this is shot from the Boathouse Restaurant on Kitts beach with my 70-300 L at 300mm... and I didn't notice at the time, but I was pleasantly surprised to find a Heron under the dock in this pic.
Click for a larger view
Really love this. It's captured the golden hour completely for me. Plus the perfect placement of the heron whack bang in the middle in the space under the dock!
I like the theme of the approaching storm, so I dug up one of my own.
A car trying to beat a storm in the Sequoia Foothills:
Great exposure, looks almost un-natural to me! Lucky to be near such a nice location just at the turning point for the weather.
Thanks Reef!... I haven't had a chance to try your plugin yet, but will soon. It's just bizarre to me that this behavior is not hard coded into the forums!
Here's another from the same day... how can you tell this is in Canada?
Click for a larger view
Again a perfect golden exposure. I love the silhouettes on the water. Hope you have some more from this collection to share.
Early morning light on Oats Royd Mill in the Luddenden Valley, Yorkshire...
Really nice exposure on this one. Love the vibrant greens. Doylem I was wondering, what's the widest lens you take for this sorts of pictures and do you do much in post?
Thanks!
Just got my shiny new digi cam just this week after 3 years of dabbling with film. This was taken round my friends house and I was just marvelling at the low light capabilities!
Natural Beauty by acearchie, on Flickr
