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Sep 9, 2012 10:06:50   #
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old log cabin
MJL wrote:
In this photo I believe a polarizing filter would deepen the blue in the sky, and reduce the highlights reflecting off the leaves at the bottom of the photo giving the more detail and richer green. I really do like this photo, and I hope Ronna goes back to shoot this location again during seasons and shares it with us.
whitewitch wrote:
MJL wrote:
I agree! You simply must go back in fall. You'll be able to locate it again. Be sure to take a tripod if you can, and a polarizing filter. That is a great little cabin to photograph and would be well worth the effort.
Bekkie wrote:
What a great find! This would be a wonderful place to revisit with fall colors! Love the birches!


What would the polarizing filter do in this photo?
In this photo I believe a polarizing filter would ... (show quote)



OK, I understand now... Thanks! :P
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Sep 8, 2012 18:25:13   #
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panning + big fish
sharpe9164 wrote:
my shutter speed was 25, thanks for the comment whitewitch


You're very welcome and thank you, too :P
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Sep 8, 2012 18:17:50   #
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old log cabin
MJL wrote:
I agree! You simply must go back in fall. You'll be able to locate it again. Be sure to take a tripod if you can, and a polarizing filter. That is a great little cabin to photograph and would be well worth the effort.
Bekkie wrote:
What a great find! This would be a wonderful place to revisit with fall colors! Love the birches!


What would the polarizing filter do in this photo?
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Sep 8, 2012 18:09:48   #
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my second post
sharpe9164 wrote:
some panoramas around ireland and northern ireland, if you like i will post more. as i said in my first post leave comments, likes or dislikes all welcome. lets me know where i am going wrong.


Beautiful! :P
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Sep 8, 2012 18:08:07   #
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Eriegator
woman44004 wrote:
I captured 2 shots of the rarely seen Eriegator


Too funny! :lol:
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Sep 8, 2012 18:06:55   #
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panning + big fish
sharpe9164 wrote:
panning from my balcony is slightly awkward, also, this fish is in belfast


Very nice! Do you know what shutter speed you were using for the panning shot?
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Sep 8, 2012 18:02:14   #
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this bloke has to be kidding
2 Dog Don wrote:
I bet he runs with sizzors!


I hope he doesn't decapitate himself! :shock:
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Sep 8, 2012 17:56:40   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
should I buy a speedlight and why?
hlmichel wrote:
CocoaRoger wrote:
I was thinking of shopping for a speedlight but to be honest I rarely do portraits. About 95% of what I do is nature, landscapes and wildlife. However I do sometimes use fill flash and as such it's fine but... does a few inches above the camera really produce desirable shadow effects to make it worthwhile? True, indoors you can bounce the light but again most of my work is outdoors anyway. So I'm just looking for input and advice on whether or not to get one. Please feel free to post examples of any advantages.
Thanks
I was thinking of shopping for a speedlight but to... (show quote)


I posted this shot months ago. It was taken at the beach with my speedlight in the hot shoe. I had been taking shots of my family and a friend visiting from Indonesia. I decided to take a few shots of the birds but forgot to turn off the flash, or even change my settings. The flash annoyed the gulls terribly which brought them in even closer.
quote=CocoaRoger I was thinking of shopping for a... (show quote)


Fantastic shot!
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Sep 7, 2012 20:57:49   #
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Pictures of the American West. Mike's photo.
blacks2 wrote:
America the beautiful...


Gorgeous pictures of our beautiful country :thumbup:
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Sep 7, 2012 20:56:17   #
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During our rain storm on Sat.
Jim Carter wrote:
We had a rain storm on Sat. 3" and 2 more at night. This Hummer stay out in through the whole storm. It rain like a cow P------ on a flat rock.


Aww, he looks like he's loving every minute of it!
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Sep 7, 2012 20:49:34   #
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Norwich pup 2 1/2 weeks
Daniel Cason wrote:
One of the pups


Oh my God, this is too precious for words! What a sweetie. 8-)
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Sep 7, 2012 20:45:49   #
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too dark?
bstreeter wrote:
I took this with my Nikon Coolox L120 which usually makes red look washed out so I changed the +/- down to -1.0. Opinions and suggestions please...


I had the same problem with my mom's red Gerbera Daisies. This turned out really well :thumbup:
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Sep 7, 2012 20:43:20   #
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Please Identify
Snap Shot wrote:
This is one of my favorite wild flowers, unfortunately, I don't know what it's called. I do know it's against the law to pick, uproot or destroy in the state of California.
It's found along major highways and many back roads in the most unlikely places. The flowers of this plant are huge; perhaps the largest in this area


Jimson weed and very toxic. Keep children and animals away from it...
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Sep 7, 2012 20:30:43   #
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A bit macabre
Erv wrote:
Nice catches! They are beautiful flyers, but not much to look at face wise.:)
We live close to Hinkley Ohio and they come in the thousands to roost. Once in the spring and again in the fall. If you google Hinley Ohio Buzzards it is kind of cool.
Erv


Boy, I would love to see pictures of that. I hope you can get some...
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Sep 7, 2012 20:26:38   #
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A bit macabre
Mr. B wrote:
I was passing by an historic 1700's cemetery this morning just as the rain had stopped and the mist was burning off. There must have been over thirty of these vultures perched on gravestones trying to warm their wings and dry out. It was an impressive, if a bit macabre, sight. The problem was that my camera was at home four miles away (another good reason to have one with you at all times, but hey, I was going to the dump). I raced home for the camera and by the time I returned most of the birds were circling overhead. But I did manage to capture a couple of stragglers.
I was passing by an historic 1700's cemetery this ... (show quote)


Wow! These are the coolest photos ever. You were in the right place at the right time. How fortunate you were to catch something so rare. I wish I could have seen this with my own eyes. Fantastic! :thumbup:
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