Photo of the Day: May 2011

[Keleko]

Terrible quality on this one, but this was a quick picture moment with a large, bright window in the background. It is also cropped a lot. I did what I could in the short time I had. But, it was too amusing to pass up. This picture is a response to today's gospel reading of John 10:1-10. The first verse is "Very truly, I tell you, anyone who does not enter the sheepfold by the gate but climbs in by another way is a thief and a bandit."


Sheeple by Gerg1967, on Flickr

 

[nobunaga209]

Fort Worth Zoo Dino exhibit:
Nikon D5100
Shooting Mode: Manual
Shutter Speed: 1/320
Aperture Value: f/4
ISO: 400
Focal Length: 135mm
White Balance: Auto

 

[otter]

 

[Wyro]

Santa Barbara Saddlery

 

[jsf8x]

 

[MSUSpartan]

@Flickr

 

[Jason Beck]

my wife

 

[oblomow]

@Flickr

I like this one. Good choice for b/w conversion. I like the way the bright doors draw the attention to the passenger.

 

[Rowbear]

 

[BarryJ]

Marble face

 

[runlsd]

 

[J. Evins]

Awesome shots! Do you mind sharing your lens and settings on that last shot?

Thank you, sir! I am certain it was taken with the 85L at f1.2 but I'm not sure the rest of the details. I'll check the EXIF on the original when I get home. It was part of my event coverage from the Texas Mile event in March.

 

[Ish]

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[/URL]EXIF
Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T2i
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/1.4
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 200

Love your photo DK. Lovely subtle colours and sparkles in the eyes! She's beautiful.

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One from me. I went for a walk recently and met an ent!

 

[Waybo]

Iguana Farm, Roatan, Honduras.

Playing with the 300 f/2.8L today.

Nice! I love the look of concentration and the detail in the water spray. I enjoyed this enough that it was only after I started writing this that I realized the paddle and hand were cut off.

From my trip in March, which included a stop at an iguana farm in Roatan, Honduras. He was more than 2 feet long!

ISO 200, 110mm, .33ev, f/8, 1/200

 

[mikeschmeee]

Had a small photoshoot with a few VW guys.



What do you guys think?

 

[VirtualRain]

^^^^ Love it. Is that using a rig attached to the car? What lens/focal length? How did you do it?

Here's another from my auto shoot...

 

[NathanCH]

The recent string of car (and train) photographs have been very impressive!

 

[Designer Dale]

Nice and sharp use of selective focus. Nice composition and colors.

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From my trip in March, which included a stop at an iguana farm in Roatan, Honduras. He was more than 2 feet long!

ISO 200, 110mm, .33ev, f/8, 1/200

Another very nice critter photo. Nice and sharp with good colors. These are supposedly good eating, is this guy destined for the dinner table?

Stone Mountain Creek by Gerg1967, on Flickr

Nice and peaceful. I like the touch the streaks in the water give to it.

No artistic treatment here... just thought you all would be curious to see this. North of Sudbury, Ontario. I'll post a few close ups of the rock later.

Great shot. Wonderful feeling of strength and solidity. Your detail shots are nice, but I like the overall impact of the wide one best so far.

Dale

 

[Keleko]

Pretty flowers...


Purple Lilies by Gerg1967, on Flickr

 

[Ryan1524]

Day 2 of Road Hockey Tournament. Love the ribbon of water on his foot.






The Set

 

[fcortese]

California Oak Tree

Just got back from a trip to visit my cousin in Central CA. He lives near some rolling hills covered with CA oak trees Here's one of them:

f/11 1/100s 0ev ISO 100 93mm

 

[J. Evins]

Lorena by J. Evins, on Flickr

 

[FX120]

 

[Wyro]

Senior Portrait

 

[Ryan1524]

Loving this one too.




If only there was an explosion behind him as he walks away. That'd be sweet.