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Photo of the Day - May 2012
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I recently spent a week in Spain... this is in Barcelona... (should I clone out the planet or whatever it is in the upper left?)
Boy that Ghia needs some loving. No glass, kind of surprised that the headlights are still there and in one piece. Nice shot btw
I recently spent a week in Spain... this is in Barcelona... (should I clone out the planet or whatever it is in the upper left?)
Venus??? We can see it here in the western US. Still a very nice photo. The Carribean and now Spain! I want your job!
Love it. Great placement of elements here, and your B&W treatment works really well.
Venus??? We can see it here in the western US. Still a very nice photo. The Carribean and now Spain! I want your job!
You're probably right... Venus! I'll let her be.
. As for my travels, the Caribbean was pleasure but I do feel fortunate to get to Europe occasionally for work.
Thanks!
Rainstorm in Singapore, a reference to the excellent work of street photographer Danny Santos (www.dannyst.com) there.
D7000|50mm 1.4G|ISO 800|f/4|1/160|SEP2.0 for conversion to b&w
Reef, thank you, thank you. Praise from the likes of you and Rowbear mean a lot. I am pleasantly surprised by the positive response to this picture. It is an area that is normally inaccessible around here to the general public, at least not as up close as I was able to get. I was fortunate that the chain link gate to this area happened to be open and me with a camera in hand could not resist! That coupled with some great clouds in the sky sealed the deal.
No. It is part of the reality you were capturing. I'd be glad that I actually captured it.
You should be able to figure out which planet it is based on date, time, location and direction. The time stamp of 3:36:07PM would make that Venus. Other possibilities later in the evening are Mars and then Saturn.
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For the week , there's 11 tall ships in New York Harbor , along with the usual collection of US and foreign contemporary naval vessels that appear every Memorial Day Weekend . Anyway , last time tall ships were here en masse was in 2000 , so , given the choice of pulling weeds in my yard or seeing the ships , the weeds got a reprieve until tomorrow .
The 2 on the left are the French Etoile & La Belle Poule , on the right , Cuauhtemoc , from Mexico
5D2 , 24-105@ 84 , f8@1/400 , iso 200
The 2 on the left are the French Etoile & La Belle Poule , on the right , Cuauhtemoc , from Mexico
5D2 , 24-105@ 84 , f8@1/400 , iso 200
Canon 60D
70-200mm 2.8 IS II USM
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 200mm
Shutter Speed: 1/2000
F/5.6
I'm pretty far away too! Maybe, 200 feet or so!
My favorite animal, let alone bird: The Bald Eagle
70-200mm 2.8 IS II USM
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 200mm
Shutter Speed: 1/2000
F/5.6
I'm pretty far away too! Maybe, 200 feet or so!
My favorite animal, let alone bird: The Bald Eagle
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