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Digital Camera pic of the day (1 Viewer)

Thanks guys, the funny thing about the Oaks pic is that I wanted to get it without anyone in it and was getting miffed that people kept walking through, so I just snapped a few with people and this one turned out to be the best of the lot. Live and learn.

 
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Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
bradf35 said:
Heres a few from a recent trip to the Big Island of Hawaii. Any comments are welcome.

Lava Pool

Busted Fence
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I love your depth of field in the fence pictureI think the lava pool would have been a lot stronger if you would have gotten lower to the ground, even laying down to give you that storytelling effect. I may have also stepped up a bit more to isolate the rock in the middle a bit more

great shots
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Thanks. I agree with the lava pool picture. I was standing on wet lava rock that waves were coming onto and was concentrating on not killing myself more than the picture.
 
Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
awesome
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CrossEyed said:
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Wow, some of the nicest rainbow shots I've seen.

Well done sir. :goodposting:
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ODoyleRules said:
snogger said:
After the storms pasted the Sun came out and Mother Nature showed us the light:

Dwarfed by Mother Nature

Shine Down

Spotlight

Enchanted Land
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great shots. 4th one is prolly my favorite. If the first one had just a little more land and less sky, it would have been the best IMO. It took awhile for my eyes to spot the barn.
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Thanks all :pics: Love when Mother Nature gives a show and I am able to capture at least part of it.

OdoyleRules - I can see that.. but that was what I was going for on that shot as I wanted to display just how "dwarfed" the barn was compared to the size of the Rainbow.

Thanks again all!

 
snogger said:
AcerFC said:
Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
I have a great idea for a shot. I drove by it this morning. Im hoping I can get out when I get home today and shoot it. If I do, I will post it
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Here they areThe Recession has hit some harder then others

Thought it might make a stronger statement in Black and White

Lone weed
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The B&W looks like it would be the best to represent that shot..... I'd probably try to "darken" it a bit.. Also, it would probably work better if it was off center..
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I would say the color is better, much better in fact. The dense tree background is very close in b/w to the chimney and the whole thing is a bit mushy, not enough contrast. In the color version, the red chimney really pops and brings out the feel of something manmade in the middle of the woods and is a prominent remnant that the forest hasn't reclaimed.
 
Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
CrossEyed said:
Anyone familiar with cross eye 3D photography

Not an easy technique to view, but really cool once you figure it out. How to view.

This guy has a whole bunch of them on his Flickr page.
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So it merges into 1 picture for a second and then goes back to 2.Am I doing it right?
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Once you figure out the viewing technique you should be able to lock into one 3D picture in the middle. So you'll actually be seeing 3 images. When I first started trying to figure out how to train my eyes to see it, it helped to use a pen. Put the pen in between the pictures close to the screen and then move the pen closer to your nose. Keep your eyes focused on the pen and you will see the third image form behind the pen. The tricky part is to then move your focus from the pen to the picture.
 
CrossEyed said:
Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
CrossEyed said:
Anyone familiar with cross eye 3D photography

Not an easy technique to view, but really cool once you figure it out. How to view.

This guy has a whole bunch of them on his Flickr page.
Click to expand...
So it merges into 1 picture for a second and then goes back to 2.Am I doing it right?
Click to expand...
Once you figure out the viewing technique you should be able to lock into one 3D picture in the middle. So you'll actually be seeing 3 images. When I first started trying to figure out how to train my eyes to see it, it helped to use a pen. Put the pen in between the pictures close to the screen and then move the pen closer to your nose. Keep your eyes focused on the pen and you will see the third image form behind the pen. The tricky part is to then move your focus from the pen to the picture.
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Thats pretty cool. I gave myself a headache trying to see it, but it's definitely cool.
 
CrossEyed said:
Dr. Doofenshmirtz said:
CrossEyed said:
Anyone familiar with cross eye 3D photography

Not an easy technique to view, but really cool once you figure it out. How to view.

This guy has a whole bunch of them on his Flickr page.
Click to expand...
So it merges into 1 picture for a second and then goes back to 2.Am I doing it right?
Click to expand...
Once you figure out the viewing technique you should be able to lock into one 3D picture in the middle. So you'll actually be seeing 3 images. When I first started trying to figure out how to train my eyes to see it, it helped to use a pen. Put the pen in between the pictures close to the screen and then move the pen closer to your nose. Keep your eyes focused on the pen and you will see the third image form behind the pen. The tricky part is to then move your focus from the pen to the picture.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2uvFSP0S4Y20 seconds in.

"I see something that could be a spaceship. Is it round? Is it pointy?"

 
snogger said:
pantagrapher said:
snogger said:
BTW.. If you have a Flickr account you can preview the upcoming changes..

If you are signed in, this link should take you to a "light box" viewing of my photos:

Larger photos on Black Background. :thumbup:
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I'm loving the new interface. I have to hand it to Flickr. They don't get complacent; every redesign includes some nice improvements.
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Hey.. If you are still viewing.. Try this link and let me know if you see the Map.
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I do. I was noticing this earlier on someone else's photo: you can do a quick map zoom just by mousing over the map and then mousing onto the dot.
 
pantagrapher said:
snogger said:
pantagrapher said:
snogger said:
BTW.. If you have a Flickr account you can preview the upcoming changes..

If you are signed in, this link should take you to a "light box" viewing of my photos:

Larger photos on Black Background. :thumbup:
Click to expand...
I'm loving the new interface. I have to hand it to Flickr. They don't get complacent; every redesign includes some nice improvements.
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Hey.. If you are still viewing.. Try this link and let me know if you see the Map.
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I do. I was noticing this earlier on someone else's photo: you can do a quick map zoom just by mousing over the map and then mousing onto the dot.
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Nice.. :thumbup: I love how easy they make it now to add a photo to the map. I always forget to go to the Map app. Now being able to go to a picture and just add it is great! :pics:

 
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