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Photo of the Day June 2015
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The Leeds-Liverpool Canal and Salt's Mill, Saltaire...
York Minster bathed in the late evening sunshine. Shot from the city wall.
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_DSC9204 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC9204 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Aquatic Pier
Moving into a new house and reviewing all of my old pics as we think about what to print/frame/hang on the walls.
Came across this from the '90s when I was shooting film. Not going to hang it, but felt like sharing here. One of my first trips to NYC.
Came across this from the '90s when I was shooting film. Not going to hang it, but felt like sharing here. One of my first trips to NYC.
A different POV to an image I posted the other day with some tricky (reads: differing) sources of illumination.
FloComments always appreciated. Even kept the PP to a reasonable level!
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Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
Not sure if that's a statement or a picture title, but sorry dude if it's the former.
Thanks very much JamesMike.
I'm thinking it's the former. Sorry to hear that Archie...sad times indeed.
~ Peter
York Minster bathed in the late evening sunshine. Shot from the city wall.
_DSC9204 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Really nice capture, AFB. Love the lighting and you nailed the exposure.
Comments always appreciated. Even kept the PP to a reasonable level!
Liberty by another scotsman, on Flickr
It's always interesting when you see a unique capture of a subject that has been so often photographed. Well done, ASM.
Commissioners of Irish Lights by Joe, on Flickr
Didn't have a wide enough lens on me, but this is as good as I could do with the 24-70mm.
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_DSC9235_openWith-2 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC9235_openWith-2 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
A waterfalls along one my running paths.
I'm in no position to criticise anyone's photos, but I thought here that if you brought up the shadows and maybe a little more saturation the pic would come alive - hope you don't mind JamesMike.
This was done very quickly in Preview on a Mac running Mavericks.
There are many others around here that would do it much better than me.
Cheers
Hugh