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Photo of the Day: May 2013
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Been working with cameras too much that I haven't had a chance to have some fun with them again.
Noticed the double exposure mode on my camera this weekend and had a little play around. Some (I think) better shots to come!
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Pink in the Fields by acearchie, on Flickr
Noticed the double exposure mode on my camera this weekend and had a little play around. Some (I think) better shots to come!
Pink in the Fields by acearchie, on Flickr
I am trying to get into shooting people more. Had a fun time shooting a couple of models this weekend. Here is my favorite shot. I welcome all C&C
The placement of the center fountain is, umm, unfortunate.
Haselbury Plucknett Orchard
1/10s
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ISO800
55mm
Schtumple, this has the makings of a great album cover within it.
Flooding
ISO 100, 15mm, f/16, 15 seconds exposure using ND filters + 1 ND grad
More here http://www.robertgravel.ca/Nature/Varia/8514165_H4NNQP
ISO 100, 15mm, f/16, 15 seconds exposure using ND filters + 1 ND grad
More here http://www.robertgravel.ca/Nature/Varia/8514165_H4NNQP
Flooding
ISO 100, 15mm, f/16, 15 seconds exposure using ND filters + 1 ND grad
More here http://www.robertgravel.ca/Nature/Varia/8514165_H4NNQP
Rowbear, I like the long exposure treatment on this to give the water that milky/misty look. Nicely done.
Loverly as always P, such a nice atmosphere and depth to this one.
I can see this as a great cover for a book!
Haselbury Plucknett Orchard
Great atmosphere and simplicity.
I'm with John - this is album cover material! (or again a book for that matter)
Sunset at the Royal National Park (Sydney, NSW, Australia), the world's second oldest national park.
This place required a bit of a trek to get to - it felt so great to be out in the middle of nowhere away from any sign of civilisation (bar the freight ships in the far distance)
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This place required a bit of a trek to get to - it felt so great to be out in the middle of nowhere away from any sign of civilisation (bar the freight ships in the far distance)
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Back in Hong Kong for a stint. Going to try my best to impress while I'm here.
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Normal Life by pmxperience, on Flickr
Normal Life by pmxperience, on Flickr
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Beautiful! It's nice to see a brighter look from you, Reef (not that I don't enjoy your usual dark aesthetic). Those two barges (?) lit up in the distance work pretty well here as points of interest in the background. I'm especially enjoying the contrasting warm and cool hues and the terrific leading lines in the rocks.
The Wenonah II and her inspiration, the RMS Segwun. The Segwun, originally built in 1887, is the oldest operating steamship in North America. Both vessels provide wonderful sightseeing cruises out of Gravenhurst Ontario.
Thank you for the insightful comment Phrasikleia, it's funny you say that because I had an itch that it might be too bright, but decided to be rebellious
The relative brightness in the foreground can be attributed to an orange glow in the sky that appeared just after sunset. And yes those are queued freight ships ready to pick up material from the steelworks at Port Kembla in the very far distance. We export a lot up to China.
^^^
She's packing,
(...wow I'm a child)
EDIT: Just like to also say guys that some of the pictures, especially those from Phrasikleia, TheReef and Schtumple are really fantastic. Keep up the ace work guys!
She's packing,
(...wow I'm a child)
EDIT: Just like to also say guys that some of the pictures, especially those from Phrasikleia, TheReef and Schtumple are really fantastic. Keep up the ace work guys!
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