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[Touchofevil]

I was up on the top of a parking deck and saw this spot of yellow amongst the dull surroundings of a back alley.

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The texture and contrast are great. It is always cool to see how the world looks through the eyes of a pro.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Quigley Brown - stunning composition, great use of colour. I love it!

Here's a couple of mine.


Another view of Vancouver, this time in late evening sun:


Vancouver's Yaletown in the setting sun by Matthew Wild, on Flickr

Thanks. What a beautiful city you live in. Some day I'd like to visit there.

 

[Quigley Brown]

The texture and contrast are great. It is always cool to see how the world looks through the eyes of a pro.

Thanks. Well, it's more of a serious hobby these days. I just always carry a camera of some sorts with me at all times. Pretty much all my work is taken within walking distance of where I live. I haven't had a car in over six years and live by bicycle.

 

[Shangas]

I was out on the town a couple of nights ago, and photographed this along the riverbank:

The carriage is actually navy blue. I'm not sure how well that shows up in the picture.

Yes, it is a real coach-and-pair. Not some sort of model. The coachman had parked it here at the end of a run, and I was able to snap a quick shot before crossing the street.

 

[Quigley Brown]

A last-minute snow storm we had here last week....

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[RBH]

Speaking of snow I made this one last weekend.
We were in the Arkansas Ozarks going to the in laws.
Snow the day before and fog the morning of our trip made a cool photo.

 

[SHOWSOMECLASS]

Barcelona Spain - On and Around The Ramblas

 

[SHOWSOMECLASS]

Tree Near Rochester Minnesota

 

[SHOWSOMECLASS]

Ireland & Back Yard Friend

 

[MarkJohn]

Great images SHOWSOMECLASS

These are some photos I took on the Somerset Levels after the flooding... I like the abstract nature of some of the pics, with a long lens, a narrow range of focus and reflections confusing the eye.

 

[Simonds]

 

[Giftmacher]

I certainly can't compete with wonderful photos above, but here's my experiment

 

[Quigley Brown]

I certainly can't compete with wonderful photos above, but here's my experiment

I love silly pictures. This one looks so vintage, too. Any explanation about the dog?

 

[Giftmacher]

Can't serve, unfortunately, it's dog from my grandparents, that's all I know
Oh yeah, his name is Oscar and he apparently loves outings

 

[J.W.]

 

[Quigley Brown]

Drove by.....

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[Dixon Cannon]

Having some fun with HDR ≈

-dixon cannon

 

[Dixon Cannon]

Here is an HDR I did of my 'Sporty'. l love the "more real" than reality quality of HDR. ≈

-dixon cannon

 

[Doctor Strange]

Hey, I'm still shooting b/w film!

I shot this abandoned building last summer at Dennings Point (part of Hudson Highlands State Park) in Beacon, NY. I used good old Kodak Tri-X in a 1971 Nikon F2 (with a plain prism head, I used a circa-1950 GE Selenium light meter that's still remarkably accurate) with the tiny, razor-sharp 45/2.8 GN lens, hand-held. I developed in D-76 1:1, scanned the negative at 1800dpi and reversed it to positive, and made very slight cropping and contrast adjustments.

I got a whole bunch of other great shots on this roll, I'll have to put up more...

 

[Dixon Cannon]

Hey, I'm still shooting b/w film!

I shot this abandoned building last summer at Dennings Point (part of Hudson Highlands State Park) in Beacon, NY. I used good old Kodak Tri-X in a 1971 Nikon F2 (with a plain prism head, I used a circa-1950 GE Selenium light meter that's still remarkably accurate) with the tiny, razor-sharp 45/2.8 GN lens, hand-held. I developed in D-76 1:1, scanned the negative at 1800dpi and reversed it to positive, and made very slight cropping and contrast adjustments.

I got a whole bunch of other great shots on this roll, I'll have to put up more...[/QUOTE]

Now THAT is P H O T O G R A P H Y !!!

-dixon cannon