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Photo of the Day: March 2013
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Haha, I actually took this Saturday evening. There were a ton of photographers there though.
ISO 100 with a 25 second exposure at f/14. An early attempt at long exposure photography.
I really like this shot Joe. Great building, great lighting and great perspective. Of course...throwing Guinness into the mix never hurts. Very cool!
2013-03-27 at 17-10-20 by jeffstarkovich, on Flickr
Testing out my new Nikon 24-70g. Blown away by the first few snapshots this afternoon.
Taken with Canon 400D with 50mm f1.8. Summer is coming!
BTW can anyone explain how I link my images from Flickr? Every time I copy the link into the "add image" thing on the reply screen it just then shows the link and not the image - I expect I am doing something wrong, or do you have to have a pro account?
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View your image on flickr. On the upper right hand side, click the "Share" button. Under "Grab the HTML/BBCode," select the bullet for BBCode, then copy and paste the text into your post.
Either go to post one of this thread or click the link in my sig - they are the same. Read the tutorial we developed for posting photos to this thread from Flickr and ImageShack. Most of the posters here follow the steps in this.
Note: Flickr has specific rules regarding linking to external forums like this one. Just copy and paste will do the job, but the result is in violation of Flickrs Terms of Service and could get you booted off them.
Dale
By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
On Wednesday night, I spent a cold few hours in the wind and intermittent snow showers trying to capture the Lime Kilns on Holy Island (Lindisfarne) bathed in the light of the full moon.
For most of the time, she was being bashful, hiding behind the clouds. She did show her face briefly though and here is the result. The exposure was about 7 minutes, no artificial light used.
On Wednesday night, I spent a cold few hours in the wind and intermittent snow showers trying to capture the Lime Kilns on Holy Island (Lindisfarne) bathed in the light of the full moon.
For most of the time, she was being bashful, hiding behind the clouds. She did show her face briefly though and here is the result. The exposure was about 7 minutes, no artificial light used.
Just looked on their website and their prices are better, but still pretty high - what they need is an aggressive price matching scheme of "if you find it cheaper from any UK retailer then we will match it and best it by 10% of the difference". And a 2 year warranty as standard.