Photo of The Day - March 2012

[sim667]

The new roof to the redeveloped King's Cross station. Need to take my wide lens there, this pic doesn't do it justice!

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Im surprised a jobsworth security guard didnt throw you to the floor, citing anti terrorism laws and an illegal section 44

 

[ipos]

Journey by iBishop Photography, on Flickr

 

[Eolian]

hanging cube

 

[Shhmmooove]

Im surprised a jobsworth security guard didnt throw you to the floor, citing anti terrorism laws and an illegal section 44

Good point! Must keep a look out next time!

 

[rebby]

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Journey by iBishop Photography, on Flickr

Very nice. I like it!

 

[oblomow]

Journey by iBishop Photography, on Flickr

Simple but great perspective.

 

[Alonzo84]

Civil War Grave by JonathanVirgiePhotography, on Flickr

 

[VirtualRain]

 

[Designer Dale]

Hooded Merganser


EXIF Summary: 1/500s f/6.3 ISO200 Sigma 120-400@400mm

Dale

 

[macAllen]

So I wake up to this. Not happy that theres only 2 left

Worst Nightmare by afcPhoto, on Flickr

 

[atmenterprises]

 

[rymack]

My first in a while. A shot of Little Trout Bay Conservation Area (on Lake Superior). Beautiful day, super sunny, and the ice is starting to go.

I've been super frustrated lately with my images. As I learn my new camera I am finding more and more of my images with soft focus or a little blurry. Hopefully I will get out of this 'blah' faze soon!

 

[Rowbear]

 

[Doylem]

The old packhorse bridge in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, was built exactly 500 years ago...

 

[LumbermanSVO]

Ahh I understand now...thank you!

Recently I have been trying to get a better understanding of light and shadow to try and make shots more interesting, and trying to get to grips with lighting..its definatly not as easy as it looks

For me this shot has a good range from specular highlights to deep shadow, it definatly makes it stand out out...

I was thinking in term of lighting from the front...which is why i couldnt quite figure out the shadow were formed....now it makes more sense!!

Glad I could help! I'm constantly looking at the light, looking for the patterns and reflections. One of the reasons I like shooting at night is because the light is much easier to see. I'm sure I look goofy when I wear my sunglasses as they are polarized and I'm constantly tilting my head back and forth to look at the effects.

Today:

Phone Booth

 

[Fezwick]

Hooded Merganser

EXIF Summary: 1/500s f/6.3 ISO200 Sigma 120-400@400mm

Dale

Great shot! Perfect lighting. It's not easy taking pictures of these guys.

 

[AlexH]

Lonely sail...

 

[ipos]

Spikes by iBishop Photography, on Flickr

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Simple but great perspective.

Very nice. I like it!

Thanks

 

[Razeus]

Judging from what I see for photos selling for 6-7 figures, this photo is going to make me filthy rich:


Bench by darrylwharrisjr, on Flickr

 

[Keleko]

You got some great light with this one. Nice catch.

 

[TheReef]

Great shot, the golden light really does it. Well done Rob.

 

[nburwell]

From this past weekend:

 

[Designer Dale]

Great shot! Perfect lighting. It's not easy taking pictures of these guys.

Thanks for the comment. I'd like to reshoot this with a better focus on the eye. I decided to walk light and left my tripod in my truck.

Dale

 

[salacious]

Church Boy

im a Newbie as mentioned by my newbie shots thread this one i like as it reminds me of the boy from the game FALLOUT...

 

[ndpuckhead]

1/4000s, f/2.2, ISO 100, Canon 50mm 1.8, T3i


IMG_1204 by ndpuckhead, on Flickr