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Jan 8, 2013 17:45:08 #
Rufe wrote:
Very nice Irene.
Irenejb wrote:
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Very nice Irene.
Thank you.
Jan 8, 2013 17:44:22 #
aleone63 wrote:
pg 3
You did well Irene! :thumbup: Beautifully done
Irenejb wrote:
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
pg 3
You did well Irene! :thumbup: Beautifully done
Thank you.
Jan 8, 2013 08:14:37 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Another amazing thread. Bushido has me thinking more about B/W. These were taken last week trying to remember 3rds, arcs, digs, contrasts, light - ACCCCHHHHKK! But I had fun.
Nice. The 'business end of a broom' makes me think of a close up of a nest with the cloudy/blue sky as its background. Is this really a broom?
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Jan 8, 2013 08:10:44 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
That is stunning, Irene!
Irenejb wrote:
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
That is stunning, Irene!
Thank you Pat.
Jan 8, 2013 07:58:39 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes I like it, very nice pic, subtle colours. would make a nice jigsaw puzzle...hint-hint
Irenejb wrote:
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Yes I like it, very nice pic, subtle colours. would make a nice jigsaw puzzle...hint-hint
Thank you. Hmmmm....hadn't thought of a jigsaw puzzle and do enjoy working them.
Jan 8, 2013 07:56:47 #
Thank you. I used Corel photoshop and added the transparent frame.
suejay50 wrote:
Lovely shot - but how do you do that great inside / outside frame shot? Please....
Irenejb wrote:
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Jan 8, 2013 07:38:39 #
littlebiddle wrote:
Here are a few from the past week.
Nice, really like natures fridge.
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Jan 8, 2013 07:35:19 #
Annette, very nice ice pictures.
Jan 8, 2013 07:32:17 #
Annette, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Over the past few days I must have taken a 'zillion' pictures of my amaryllis that today is in full bloom. Thanks to my sister with a quick lesson on manual settings I feel I have a somewhat acceptable picture. Not sure if I fully comply with the rule of thirds beause of the subject.
Amaryllis
Jan 7, 2013 16:20:54 #
Mary1946 wrote:
Because of what a few of you have shared on this challenge I decided to create something in camera that looked like a kaleidoscope. I used my crystal bowl with a glass object inside of it that had red, gold and green painted on it. Then used my macro lens to do a close up of this circular design cut into the crystal. This challenge has me thinking outside the box.
Very pretty Mary!
Jan 7, 2013 11:34:28 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
On our walk down to the waterfront...
Pg 36. Nice abstract by zoom....looks like fireworks.
Jan 7, 2013 11:29:32 #
RiverNan wrote:
thanks for compliments on blue waters..
forgot to switch the WB back to sunny after being inside thus blue
It is a creek that runs into my RIVER SHER....
dont know why but for some reason I flipped it upside down and liked it...
no post processing
i thought some one might notice because the snow on the downed tree was hanging on the bottom but noone did
forgot to switch the WB back to sunny after being inside thus blue
It is a creek that runs into my RIVER SHER....
dont know why but for some reason I flipped it upside down and liked it...
no post processing
i thought some one might notice because the snow on the downed tree was hanging on the bottom but noone did
Pg 37. Like this version too. Really like the light reflections.
Jan 7, 2013 11:23:13 #
cabbagemama wrote:
Wonderful! A new interpretation of ye olde red solo cup!
Irenejb wrote:
Have enjoyed looking at everyone's work! Such talented folks.
Here is my contribution.
Here is my contribution.
Wonderful! A new interpretation of ye olde red solo cup!
Thank you for the kind comment.
Jan 6, 2013 13:39:37 #
cricket2 wrote:
pg 23
Nan - looks like it has alligators in it - lol
Irene - unique idea and it looks good
Nan - looks like it has alligators in it - lol
Irene - unique idea and it looks good
Thank you.
Jan 6, 2013 13:26:27 #
mgstrawn wrote:
My #1 is a no brainer - the landscape lights on our front walk caught my attention when I got home at dusk as they were beginning to light up.
#2 is looking down at the top of our fire hydrant on our Church property.
#3 chains on the hydrant
#2 is looking down at the top of our fire hydrant on our Church property.
#3 chains on the hydrant
pg.19 Like number 2. I guessed a part of the light of number 1.
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