A dandelion seed head in our back yard with extremely tight DOF.
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Dandelion Seed Head by iJohn.8.80 on Flickr
Dandelion Seed Head by iJohn.8.80 on Flickr
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Photo of the day: October 2012
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This is a shot of the moon rising over Rainbow Lake in Colorado. What a great night to be backpacking!
I did not yet have a tripod when I took this shot. It took several tries of propping the camera against rocks and logs before I finally got it still enough for the 30sec exposure it took to capture this.
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Moon Rise by boundinlightphotography, on Flickr
Canon 7D 19mm f/9 30sec ISO 3200
I did not yet have a tripod when I took this shot. It took several tries of propping the camera against rocks and logs before I finally got it still enough for the 30sec exposure it took to capture this.
Moon Rise by boundinlightphotography, on Flickr
Canon 7D 19mm f/9 30sec ISO 3200
Took this with my iPhone4 the other day. The waterfall on our pond in the back yard is where the honey bees come all day long for a drink.
You can see its tongue sticking out to get a drink.
You can see its tongue sticking out to get a drink.
Spirit Lake. Mt. Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument.
The light area at the right end of the lake is a "log mat" composed of thousands of logs blown into the lake in the 1980 blast. Harry Truman, owner of Spirit Lake Lodge remained here in spite of evacuation orders. The ridge on the far side of the lake is Truman Ridge.
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Five shot pano stitched in PhotoShop CS6.
Dale
The light area at the right end of the lake is a "log mat" composed of thousands of logs blown into the lake in the 1980 blast. Harry Truman, owner of Spirit Lake Lodge remained here in spite of evacuation orders. The ridge on the far side of the lake is Truman Ridge.
Five shot pano stitched in PhotoShop CS6.
Dale
I can see him thinking: "you're ugly and your mother dresses you funny"
oh, and I love the photo ( and I want to be there too)
Haha, thanks.
Here's a vicuna eating a carrot... my flickr photostream has a few more photos of this cute little guy.
Drive from Puno to Cusco, Peru by Melissa.O.Anderson, on Flickr
I do. I always stare at flame, even photographed flame. It has a nice minimalistic quality to it.
Thanks!
I love flame as well - it's kindly special how powerful (=dangerous) it could become if we wouldn't look after it.
Shadows outside my office...
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EXIF Info
Camera: Olympus E-PL1
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/11.0
Focal Length: 30 mm
ISO Speed: 200
EXIF Info
Camera: Olympus E-PL1
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/11.0
Focal Length: 30 mm
ISO Speed: 200
I like this shot too Mito...well done. Do you know the top three things that capture our attention (according to Charlie Brown)?
1) A flowing stream,
2) A crackling fire or flame, and
3) A Zamboni clearing the ice.
Hello World by Cheese&Apple, on Flickr
A one week old Miniature Bull Terrier!
Nikon D600, f/4.5 at 100mm, 1/160 and ISO 1250
