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Photo of the day: November 2011
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More fun with fog...
Magical as always. You are a mistress of light effects in all of your photos. They are both a joy and a learnning experience.
I am enjoying your photos taken in my "backyard." I fell like a slacker.
I'll need to get out and about real soon.
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Gorgeous... You call it fog... but I always associate fog with 'pea soupers' in the city (in the bad old days when every chimney belched out smoke). Isn't this mist? The other expression I know is 'cloud inversion'... when mist clings to the valley, so you can walk through it... and, like this, view it from above...
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I am enjoying your photos taken in my "backyard." I fell like a slacker.
It's ok, I have almost nothing of Seattle except for a few birds here and there. That's just the way it seems to work.
Love it! I was through there in the early 60s on the way up to Gunflint Lodge and into Canada from there. Beautiful country!
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Version 8 of Firefox isn't compatible with the AutoTIMG extension that revamps the MR code to show thumbnails in photo quotes. I will inform the author by PM. Until it is revamped, either use Chrome, Safari or change the code by hand. The link below tells how to do that. It's on page three.
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You may not believe how much these comments mean to me...just so you know...they mean a lot.
Well, it's this layer of thick white stuff about 1,500 feet off the ground. It completely obscures the sky from below and looks pretty darned cool from above.
I dunno, I'm no expert. I moved here in 2004 and still haven't quite learned the language, but in these parts they call this white stuff "megla," which translates to "fog." Did you miss this post by makcmgg (a.k.a. hero of the month
)?
Here is another car I found walking through the woods. Big ole Caddy. Just needs a good wash
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DSC_3760.jpg by dspector32, on Flickr
DSC_3760.jpg by dspector32, on Flickr
I agree it defiantly shows the contrast between western society and the middle east.
Limestone islands off the coast of Marseille, France...
Great light VR!
More fun with fog...
Fantastic capture! Surreal.
Hmm. Maybe it's because I have 8.0.1?
Thanks mackmgg for your speedy fix!
I've uploaded a new version, I ended up removing the max version limit entirely, so we shouldn't run into this problem any more.
AutoTIMG 1.02 for Firefox
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Hi, all. The PDF in my sig has been updated to include the revision of the autoTIMG extension for Firefox 8.
All hail the POTD software team!
Dale
Hi, all. The PDF in my sig has been updated to include the revision of the autoTIMG extension for Firefox 8.
All hail the POTD software team!
Dale
Pilgrims Church, Delfshaven, Rotterdam. The sign on the church wall says: "This is the starting point of the 'Speedwell' on which the pilgrim-fathers sailed to England on August 1st, 1620. They changed the boat there for the 'Mayflower' bound for the New World." I have a friend singing there in a choir next month and I hope to make some shots inside.
D7000+Nikkor 35mm1.8G|ISO 100|35mm|f/8|1/100|tripod.
D7000+Nikkor 35mm1.8G|ISO 100|35mm|f/8|1/100|tripod.
African Sky..
This is the sight that met my eyes when I woke up early deep in the Kenyan scrub..I can't remember the gear, think it was a canon dos 400d with a 70-200 f4 L lens
This is the sight that met my eyes when I woke up early deep in the Kenyan scrub..I can't remember the gear, think it was a canon dos 400d with a 70-200 f4 L lens
From the Henry Ford Museum: President Eisenhower's 1950 Lincoln "Bubbletop"
President Truman first rode in this convertible Lincoln. President Eisenhower later had it fitted with a removable transparent top that allowed him to see and be seen even in bad weather. "Bubbletop" soon became the name for the whole car.
President Truman first rode in this convertible Lincoln. President Eisenhower later had it fitted with a removable transparent top that allowed him to see and be seen even in bad weather. "Bubbletop" soon became the name for the whole car.
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