Photograph Of The Day

[foothead]

yeah, i've been known to bring cord and tie back branches, but I didn't even notice that one. Guess I'm not used to framing an upright image anymore. The view camera shows it upside down and mirror imaged, which is actually a huge help because it lets you see the image as individual features instead of as a scene. Hopefully that makes sense.

 

[Hameister]

Here's a little flower that caught my eye...

 

[jmacavali]

My pics are all done for the year I'd bet. Most of the trees changed colors and dropped their leaves before I even had a chance to think about going out...oh well.

Maybe i'll get some snow ones this winter.

 

[Hameister]

My pics are all done for the year I'd bet. Most of the trees changed colors and dropped their leaves before I even had a chance to think about going out...oh well.

Maybe i'll get some snow ones this winter.

Yeah, winter shots are hard....so much bright white.

 

[foothead]

Yeah, winter shots are hard....so much bright white.

Spotmeter. Shots with snow are actually among the easiest, since you have a clear white point.

 

[Celegorm]

Might be breaking the theme these pictures seem to follow (kinda serious while still being beautiful) but here's a funny picture of my cat in a box.

P.S. That isn't me holding the box. While the teddy bear robe looks great on me, I wouldn't be caught dead wearing it in a picture

 

[Fujitsu_Technician]

Here is another great photo sorry to turn it back to pro lol

http://i877.photobucket.com/albums/ab333/BJseal91/DSCF7466_zpscdd4ffc7.jpg

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This is a nice pic http://i877.photobucket.com/albums/ab333/BJseal91/DSCF7235_zps3908db85.jpg

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Including this one http://i877.photobucket.com/albums/ab333/BJseal91/DSCF7522_zps98730d9f.jpg

Happy photos

 

[Hameister]

Might be breaking the theme these pictures seem to follow (kinda serious while still being beautiful) but here's a funny picture of my cat in a box....

Absolutely not breaking anything! The whole point of this thread was to share, and enjoy, photos, whether taken by a $59.00 point n' shoot, or a $1,800.00 DSLR.

No criticism unless asked for...simply an opportunity to exchange, and enjoy, photos.

I took this one at Long Boat Key, on the Florida Gulf coast, at sunset, and caught a few Pelicans.

 

[jmacavali]

One of the first pics I took with my T2i. It was actually from a moving vehicle (see the foregroud is blurry). Turned out quite nice.


Here's the cropped version that I like as well:

 

[setishock]

As you've figured out I'm in to my models in a big way. I want to take shots of doing mods and repairs but so far they come out half a$$ed and blurry. Once in a while I get a good one. I used to have a couple of really good cameras but they are now long gone. I replaced them recently with another Fuji FinePix camera model S4250. I'm having to resort to auto for a lot of shots just to be able to use the anti hand jitter function. Add in they've gone green here with all the florescent bulbs and I'm having nasty un-usable shots as a result.
The other thing is the shot below shows some pretty harsh lighting. The kitchen overhead light is florescent tubes. I used the flash to try to push some extra light on the subject.

So the bottom line is do I ditch the green bulbs and go back to incandescent? Or just shoot flash shots in the dark? Maybe a back drop?