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Photo of the day: September 2011
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From last night's high school football game that I shot for the local patch.com (http://lilburn.patch.com).
The great thing about my iOS time lapse app is it creates the finished scene immediately.
The bad thing is the fixed wide angle lens. The great thing about my iOS time lapse app is it creates the finished scene immediately.
You could buy one of those add-on lenses for an iPhone... Just sayin'.
You could buy one of those add-on lenses for an iPhone... Just sayin'.
And while you're at it, an iPhone to EF/F mount adapter
And while you're at it, an iPhone to EF/F mount adapter
And while I'm at it, an iPhone too.
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Playing around with high iso last night ...
5D2 , 50 1.4@1.8 , 1/40 , iso12800
That is spooky.
Putting up a photo manip I did today and also the original. I know you are only supposed to post one pic but I wanted to show the orig if thats cool.
A brake in the weather...
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We have had 28 inches of rain in the last 21 days...
So we when we had a well deserved break last Monday evening we took the dogs for a walk, and the camera had to go along as well.
We have had 28 inches of rain in the last 21 days...
So we when we had a well deserved break last Monday evening we took the dogs for a walk, and the camera had to go along as well.
It would be indeed! And awesome photo from - was it last year?
But here's another from Friday
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That is spooky.
Yeah... it creeped me out ,too . I took the shot at the Korean War Memorial in D.C. 2 nights ago . Didn't know it existed until that morning when I came on it trying to find my way from the Lincoln to the Jefferson Memorials . The first statue I encountered was the guy looking over his shoulder . For a moment I thought it was one of those " living statues " that just stand motionless . Anyway , the figures are maybe too lifelike , sorta like real people had been bronzed . Had to go back at night .I had brought 2 fast primes , a 28 1.8 and a 50 1.4 to fool around with at night and thought that this would be an ideal place. Anyway the 12800 iso came from trying to achieve the 1/focal length ideal minimum for exposure without shake .
There's another from the same place in the weekly contest .
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D7000, Sigma 10-20mm @ 20mm, 30 sec
Very nice. I love the vignet.
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Alexandra bridge, between Ottawa and Gatineau, in yesterday's foggy morning.
