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Photo of the day - September 2009
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Thanks TH3D4RKKN1GH7!
Here is one for today.
Bridal Veil Falls in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
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Here is one for today.
Bridal Veil Falls in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
quick question
I have a quick question for the regulars in this thread:
Do you resize your images for upload when you post them here?
What size/jpg quality would you recomend for exporting to flickr from lightroom?
I know this is probably not the right thread to post the question, but as much of the reason for me getting flickr and Macrumors accounts set up is to post here it seemed the best approach to ask you directly.
I've been enjoying all your pictures for months, and now it is time to start contributing!! (as best I can)
Thanks,
Ian
I have a quick question for the regulars in this thread:
Do you resize your images for upload when you post them here?
What size/jpg quality would you recomend for exporting to flickr from lightroom?
I know this is probably not the right thread to post the question, but as much of the reason for me getting flickr and Macrumors accounts set up is to post here it seemed the best approach to ask you directly.
I've been enjoying all your pictures for months, and now it is time to start contributing!! (as best I can)
Thanks,
Ian
Yes, 800-1000 pixels for horizontal orientation and about 600-800 for verticals, depending on the amount of small details in the image.
About those same sizes, I suppose, unless you have a need to store larger versions with them.
I've been enjoying all your pictures for months, and now it is time to start contributing!! (as best I can)
Thanks,
Ian
Come on in when you're ready; we'll leave the light on for you.
Waiting for a train...
This is one of those shots that shows just how clever and adept you are, Doylem. An adorable little train station, apparently in the middle of absolutely nowhere, and here is a guy scanning the board with an outstretched hand, as if maybe by touching it he'll conjure up some better options. Meanwhile, those of us viewing suspect he doesn't have many in such a location; he'll just have to stay there in paradise until his train finally comes in. It's poetic and ironic in all the right ways.
Well, thank you... It's one of the things I enjoy about shooting with a tripod: setting up a shot and then seeing what happens within the 'picture frame'.
Intriguing... how the shadow of a leaf reveals a secret underwater world...
Misty morning in Edale, at the start of the Pennine Way...
My first upload. Criticism always welcome for this beginner.
Canon EOS Kiss X2/450D/Rebel XSi
Okay... first tip: watch your backgrounds - this one really distracts (I can almost hear the hum of electricity...
) Other than that, your shot appears nice and sharp, but there's nothing to focus the attention. Try to get closer, get something to fill up the frame, and use a low f/stop setting to throw the background more out of focus and emphasize the subject. I'm sure others may have some other constructive feedback, but I hope what I said helps. Cheers. 
Great! Thanks for the advice. Every bit helps.Okay... first tip: watch your backgrounds - this one really distracts (I can almost hear the hum of electricity...
Okay... first tip: watch your backgrounds - this one really distracts (I can almost hear the hum of electricity...
Agreed on getting closer and using a more shallow depth of field. I would disagree about the background though, personally. It gives it a nature vs. technology feel that I was really into for a while. However, I think if you were to shoot it more from an angle, putting the flowers more toward a corner, and the tower on the opposite edge it would help make the background less distracting.
Love the colour in the Puffin pic ^^^^.
So, first up an experiment. I've never really played with black and white before (not that I'm all that experienced with colour), so here goes...
Inn in Littleton NH
Pentax K7 + DA 15mm f4 Limited
C+C appreciated.
So, first up an experiment. I've never really played with black and white before (not that I'm all that experienced with colour), so here goes...
Inn in Littleton NH
Pentax K7 + DA 15mm f4 Limited
C+C appreciated.
Very cool, i love the idea behind this. Also, this is quite different from your 'usual' postings. Any reason for the change?
Beautiful! The pastel color palette is a really nice departure from the usual carnival aesthetic. The way the wheel is turned up to the pretty sky makes it seems as though it's trying to receive or broadcast happy messages. I also think this one strikes a nice balance between looking like a photograph or an illustration.
thanks! I like to shoot a lot of different things - which is why i like having a couple of different photoblogs. I look forward to the fair every year now and it's great to shoot different ways and different subjects. It helps to think a bit different, and keep interest up.
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