Challenge Photos with a Story December 19 - 21, 2019
Dec 19, 2019 23:46:13 #
User ID wrote:
But the "When to use aperture priority" theme
applies to ALL pictures, no matter which mode
was indicated on the camera controls. Aperture
always IS a priority. Not always the top priority,
but always in there somewhere ... ignore it at
your peril !
applies to ALL pictures, no matter which mode
was indicated on the camera controls. Aperture
always IS a priority. Not always the top priority,
but always in there somewhere ... ignore it at
your peril !
Dec 19, 2019 23:48:22 #
Wallen wrote:
Maybe it can be changed to Celebration Foods or ice macro or something specific....
Nope not at this point Wallen..
Dec 19, 2019 23:49:43 #
CivilEngineer wrote:
This is a shot of a nun visiting the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center in Washington, DC from about 14 years ago. Seeing her peacefully gazing out over the water outside seemed to summarize a lot about the stories told inside the center.
Dec 20, 2019 00:10:39 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Quite a story. Began back before all of us were born.
Back then the farmers made up cedar perch fences around the pastures and when the cattle were put up in the barn for the winter the farmer would take the perches down so as to protect them from the storms, ice and snow and all other winter conditions. In the spring he would set them up again and then let the cattle out.
Back then the farmers made up cedar perch fences around the pastures and when the cattle were put up in the barn for the winter the farmer would take the perches down so as to protect them from the storms, ice and snow and all other winter conditions. In the spring he would set them up again and then let the cattle out.
Nice start and thanks for hosting Roadrunner.
Dec 20, 2019 00:22:33 #
Here are some photo's that was great time in my life. My last day after 42 years at one place of employment.
The guy in the Yellow shirt is a buddy who inherited #1 on seniority list that I held for some time. Had the shirt made specially for him and becoming number 1.
The last picture is the Human Resource Manager giving me the thumbs up for a job well done (sometimes).
The guy in the Yellow shirt is a buddy who inherited #1 on seniority list that I held for some time. Had the shirt made specially for him and becoming number 1.
The last picture is the Human Resource Manager giving me the thumbs up for a job well done (sometimes).
Dec 20, 2019 00:23:09 #
judy juul wrote:
This is one of my favorite pictures...
Nice one judy
Dec 20, 2019 00:24:20 #
chase4 wrote:
You can stop everything but the clock.Windmill, we don't need a windmill on this old farm. Somewhere in eastern Canada ca. 2010. chase
Windmills are a turning every where.
Dec 20, 2019 00:24:33 #
Dec 20, 2019 00:25:05 #
User ID wrote:
The Truth
Maybe not the WHOLE truth
Yet nothing BUT the Truth
Maybe not the WHOLE truth
Yet nothing BUT the Truth
Nice series User
Dec 20, 2019 00:25:35 #
User ID wrote:
But the "When to use aperture priority" theme
applies to ALL pictures, no matter which mode
was indicated on the camera controls. Aperture
always IS a priority. Not always the top priority,
but always in there somewhere ... ignore it at
your peril !
applies to ALL pictures, no matter which mode
was indicated on the camera controls. Aperture
always IS a priority. Not always the top priority,
but always in there somewhere ... ignore it at
your peril !
Dec 20, 2019 00:26:12 #
Dec 20, 2019 00:26:31 #
CivilEngineer wrote:
This is a shot of a nun visiting the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center in Washington, DC from about 14 years ago. Seeing her peacefully gazing out over the water outside seemed to summarize a lot about the stories told inside the center.
Dec 20, 2019 00:27:09 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
From my motor racing photograhy archives.
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Out but still running.
Dec 20, 2019 00:27:42 #
photophile wrote:
I was standing at the bottom of the Solstice Steps at Lakewood pk and saw this...
A sleep maybe??
Dec 20, 2019 00:28:00 #
photophile wrote:
Person using a telescope in the Lakewood park gazebo.
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